February 10, 2012 With the help of a co-worker and neighbors, a Williamsport man rescued his elderly and blind parents Thursday morning from their burning home on Second Street in the city. more »»
February 9, 2012 Logistics mogul John D. Moran Jr. is upping the ante in a bid to get into the railroad business. Moran, the president of Watsontown-based Moran Industries, previously offered $1. more »»
February 4, 2012 As residential engineering and consulting decreased because of the economy, a business headquartered in Lancaster opened a branch in Williamsport to take advantage of the Marcellus Shale gas industry. more »»
February 10, 2012 With the help of a co-worker and neighbors, a Williamsport man rescued his elderly and blind parents Thursday morning from their burning home on Second Street in the city. more »»
February 5, 2012 Just like an angler or a hunter, Dr. Barrie E. Overton, professor of biology at Lock Haven University, gets “mushroom fever” when he spies a fine specimen. more »»
February 10, 2012 Brother Walter Bluhm SC, passed away Feb. 3, 2012, at the age of 93. He was born Sept. 26, 1918, in Williamsport, the son of Michael F. and Agatha Staib Bluh. more »»
February 4, 2012 On July 4, 1869, a church building on the northeast corner of West Third and Maynard streets was dedicated by its original Third Presbyterian Church members. Tomorrow, at 10:17 a.m. more »»
February 8, 2012 Mary Wheeland needs to have dialysis to stay alive. That means, three times a week, she must go to a local dialysis clinic where she is hooked up to a machine to have blood from her body filtered. more »»
February 10, 2012 Perhaps on one point regarding the natural gas impact fee, local House members agree: It is not a perfect piece of legislation. But state Rep. more »»
February 6, 2012 Good news from California came last week, according to Steven Greenhut of Reason magazine: A byzantine system of corporate welfare, particularly egregious because of its history of abusing property... more »
