Car trouble couldn’t stop one Little League World Series fan from attending the games. It just became another adventure along the way. Phil Pattison, of Salem, Massachusetts, planned to make it to Williamsport in time…
Lycoming County commissioners agree to register and recorder's request for legal fees
A request for just under $10,000 for legal fees by Register and Recorder David A. Huffman, which had been tabled…
Levee rehab moves forward with a contract awarded for electrical work
The City of Williamsport has advanced a levee rehabilitation project with a construction contract awarded for electrical systems at several…
Muncy Borough Council deals with storm water issues
Muncy Borough Council at its August meeting approved a $5,010 payment for repair of a section of its storm sewer…
Gregg Township suspends data centers for up to 180 days
A temporary suspension for up to 180 days on data centers recently was approved by Gregg Township supervisors in Union…
Hosts, translator enjoying time with Japan’s Little League World Series team
Even though they are an ocean apart, Kensuke “Ken” Tsuchida, a coach with the team from Tokyo Japan, the Joto…
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Obituaries
Philip L. Ulmer, Sr.
Philip L. Ulmer, Sr., 78, of Linden, went to be with the Lord Tuesday,…
Brent S. Young, of Lake Ariel, PA, passed away on August 15, 2026 at the age…
Brent S. Young
Catherine Louise “Teasey” Dibble, 89, passed away Aug. 18, 2026. Friends and family are invited to…
Catherine Louise “Teasey” Dibble
Sylvia Kay Watkins, 85, passed away Aug. 19, 2026. Graveside service will be Sept. 5, 11…
Sylvia Kay Watkins
Little League Extra
East Side LL writing best story its league has ever told, on and off field
Following a section championship victory last month, East Side Little Leaguers noticed a Just…
Police Fire and Court
Terroristic threats, theft among charges filed in Lycoming County district courts
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Local Sports
Crosscutters beat West Virginia on the road 12-2
Moving into the final two weeks of the MLB Draft League season and with the MLB Draft League championship game on the horizon, the Williamsport Crosscutters showed they could be peaking at the right time as they took the middle game of this series against the West Virginia Black Bears, 12-2, on the road.…
Crosscutters beat West Virginia on Thursday 6-4 on the road
Lycoming is second in Landmark Conference Coaches Poll in football
Bucknell’s Althouse lands PL Preseason Goalkeeper of the Year honor
Editorials
What other newspapers are saying: World must be wary of nuclear arms race
The world is sleepwalking into a new nuclear arms race. As arms-control treaties hashed out over decades lapse, countries that formerly rejected possessing nuclear weapons are starting to reconsider. The Doomsday Clock is set at 85 seconds to midnight, the closest it’s ever been to the symbolic hour of the apocalypse. The United States…
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Lifestyle News
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Business
Hope Enterprises recognized by state program with ‘tier’ status
Hope Enterprises recently announced it has achieved Select Tier status through the Pennsylvania Office of Developmental Programs’ (ODP) Performance-Based Contracting (PBC) Provider Tier system, recognizing the organization as one of the Commonwealth’s highest-performing providers of residential services for people with intellectual disabilities and autism. According to a news release, the ODP Provider Tier system…