After almost 70 years of residing in this country, Ruth Edith Doran is now a citizen of the United States and can vote for the first time, which was her main motivation for seeking the…
Friday Walmart evacuation due to bomb threat, police confirm
The Walmart located at 1015 N. Loyalsock Ave., Montoursville, was evacuated Friday afternoon due to a bomb threat that was…
Real estate transactions
The following real estate transactions were recently recorded by Lycoming County officials. BRADY TOWNSHIP Cathleen R. Hurwitz to Noah D.,…
Staffing at Lycoming County 911 center progressing
Updating the Lycoming County Commissioners on the progress of resolving the staffing issues at the 911 call center, Director of…
Williamsport to see more homes rehabilitated
The City of Williamsport, through a STEP partnership, will see more homes in poor shape rehabilitated and prepared for new…
Parking lot expansion gets council approval
A parking lot expansion on property at the rear of 528 Washington Blvd. received land development approval by the City…
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Obituaries
Bruce Lester Long, Jr.
Bruce Lester Long, Jr., 88, of Liberty, PA passed away Wednesday July 22, 2026,…
Police Fire and Court
Repeat offenders among those handled by Lycoming County District Judges
Middleburg woman charged with making false reports to authorities A Middleburg woman faces multiple…
Local Sports
South Czech Republic LL back to Series for another year
Another ticket to the 2026 Little League World Series has officially been clinched as…
Editorials
What other newspapers are saying: Leaders need to listen to data center concerns
There’s been smoke outside in the air to end the work week. But there was some real fire indoors at a Tuesday meeting where attendees verbally accosted representatives of a company proposing to build a data center in Oxford Township near EHOVE Career Center. There’s a lot to break down here: 1. We think…
Addressing eyesores should start with individuals
New business numbers should be source of optimism
What other newspapers are saying: Agriculture workforce bill a step in right direction
Lifestyle News
Lock Haven man wins courthouse puzzle contest
Pedaling to independence: Williamsport women and bicycles
Central Pennsylvania Auto Auction gears up for 25th anniversary
Justice for Juveniles Peace Walk held Saturday
Business
Families United Network names development director
Families United Network, a premier regional provider of foster care, adoption, and peer support services, is pleased to announce the formal launch of its brand-new Development Department. This strategic expansion is designed to meet the increased demand for child welfare services by building sustainable public-private funding partnerships. To lead this critical new initiative, Families…
Future regional power supply down, but not out
Milton-based bank appoints new president and CEO
IMC announces new members for its board of directors at recent meeting
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