Local auction house runs holiday sales and hiring push
Rockey Auction Services is running multiple active auctions and hiring for several on site positions, creating shopping and employment opportunities for Lewisburg and Union County residents. The activity matters locally because it brings seasonal retail traffic, offers consignment and resale outlets, and signals demand for warehouse and CDL labor during the holiday period.
Rockey Auction Services is running a wave of live and online auctions this week, with active listings and social media previews posted on December 6, 2025. Among the featured items is a tools lot that includes a Milwaukee Handheld Core Drill Kit, with bidding scheduled to end Saturday December 6. The auction calendar also includes a Cyber Monday live online toy auction and multiple live auction previews for buyers and consignors in the Susquehanna Valley.
The auction house is using social posts and embedded video to reach local audiences. Recent time stamps on the feed include posts as recent as 12 hours ago, 15 hours ago and a live stream two days ago. The site links individual Hibid listings and catalog pages for each sale and lists auction locations and preview times, for example 140 Sports Zone Drive in the Northumberland area. These details are intended to help bidders, consignors and job applicants plan visits during preview windows and the live events.
Rockey is also recruiting local workers, listing openings for a full time Class A CDL driver and forklift operator, along with retail and warehouse positions. Those listings create near term hiring opportunities in Union County at a time when seasonal logistics and fulfillment demand typically rises. Local candidates with CDL credentials or warehouse experience could find immediate placement, while consignors benefit from increased throughput and foot traffic tied to holiday auctions.
Economically, active liquidation and auction channels expand secondary market liquidity and provide price discovery for used goods. For households, auctions can be a source of discounted durable goods and seasonal gifts, while small businesses and estates can monetize inventory through consignment. For local officials and workforce programs, the openings underscore continued demand for skilled logistics workers and suggest a potential focus area for training and placement services.
Residents interested in bidding, consigning or applying for jobs should consult the auction house catalog pages and Hibid listings for event specifics and preview schedules. The combination of online bidding and in person previews underlines how local auction houses are blending digital platforms with community level commerce this holiday season.