DALLAS TWP. — Laughter, food, and loads of information on local companies and services were available at the Back Mountain Business and Community Expo held April 26.
The eighth annual expo was held from 4 to 6:30 p.m. in Insalaco Hall at Misericordia University.
Guests interacted with various businesses and nonprofit services available in the Back Mountain and Wyoming Valley.
Fire & Ice Restaurant’s Chef Gary Edwards provided samples of his culinary talents. Gerrity’s Supermarkets, based in Scranton, also offered attendees a taste of its home cooking.
The Lands at Hillside Farms in Kingston Township kept things sweet with a free scoop of ice cream to guests.
Attendees over 21 years old also had an opportunity to enjoy a free sample of suds from Susquehanna Brewing Company in Pittston.
Following the expo, William V. Lewis, commissioner of the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission and past president of the Luzerne County Historical Society presented “The Titanic and its Wyoming Valley Passengers – 105 years after the great disaster.”