Gas prices prompted landfill rate increase, Lycoming County Commissioners say
Following a rate increase for disposal and recycling single stream at the county’s landfill, Lycoming County Commissioner Marc Sortman reported…
Real estate transactions
The following real estate transactions were recently recorded by Lycoming County officials. CLINTON TOWNSHIP Brouse Road Properties LLC to Southern…
Historic House Salvage holds ribbon cutting
It was a milestone in the making as Historic House Salvage held a ribbon cutting for its new location, 613…
State Rep. Jamie Flick receives Champion for Children Award
State Rep. Jamie Flick, R‑South Williamsport, has been named an inaugural recipient of the Champion for Children Award by the…
Public arts group celebrates 20 years by unveiling new work
Public ARTWORKS (PAW) will celebrate 20 years of community service with a new piece of public art and a book…
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Obituaries
Anne Marie (Wetzel) Johnston
Ann Marie (Wetzel) Johnston, lovingly known as Nancy, passed away on October 16, 2026,…
Patricia L. “Pat” Bole
Sandra L. Kline
Patricia A. Ledford, 73, of Muncy, died on Friday, October 16, 2026, at WeCare at Sycamore,…
Patricia A. Ledford
Local Sports
Neil Rudel on Penn State: Lions can't get out of their own way
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Welcome to the new era of Penn State football. The…
Last week saw three women reach the 700 mark with Sandra Confer leading the pack with…
Kegler's Korner: Three area women reach 700 mark in bowling
Chris Masse on football: The future is bright for Hughesville
Loyalsock's Crawford sisters win District 4 doubles gold in tennis
Police Fire and Court
38 sentenced in Lycoming County
Thirty-eight people convicted of crimes have received sentences in court. They are: State Prison Stephen Thomas Naglak, 49, SCI – Rockview; one to seven years for DUI. Harvey G. Edwards III, 50, of 1532 W. Fourth St., city; four to eight years for possession with intent to deliver, possession of a controlled substance and…
Jersey Shore man already facing sex crimes charged for failing to register with state police Already…
District Judges hear variety of charges
Water main break shuts down portion of Northway Road in Loyalsock Township
Man detained on immigration charges to remain in custody despite federal judge ordering his release
Editorials
What other newspapers are saying: Democrats should accept energy compromise
Senate negotiators unveiled a compromise bill that, if passed, would constitute the most important reform to the American energy sector in generations about two weeks ago. Unfortunately, the same forces that defeated previous permitting reform packages — primarily left-wing interest groups — are threatening to smother this legislation. Democrats would be wise to ignore…
Firetree Place expansion great news for community
Honor flights another opportunity to mull debt
What other newspapers are saying: First Amendment under attack
Lifestyle News
Third annual Carz 4a Cause held in Montoursville
Book examines WWII air raids on Romanian oil fields
PHOTO GALLERY: Port Pride Festival
Healthy joints, pie crusts topics for Eagle Grange events
Outdoors
Winter kayaking: Safely extending your paddling season
When winter settles across the Keystone State, boat ramps empty, activities diminish and the waterways take on a stillness unseen the rest of the year. For the prepared kayaker, this seasonal shift offers some of the year’s most solitary, productive fishing of the year. No recreational boaters churning the surface or clogging your favorite…
Statewide pheasant hunting season opens on Saturday, Oct. 24
Reflections in Nature: Duck stamps were key for habitat for water fowl
Merger unlikely between game, fish commissions
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