It was a homecoming filled with emotion as Sister Kathryn Kurdziel, IHM, stepped through the doors of the Rowley House and Museum. From 1932 to 2002, the historic home located at 707 W. Fourth St.,…
Lycoming Engines could face $60,000 fine from FAA
An airplane engine manufacturer in Williamsport may be hit with a $60,000 fine imposed by the Federal Aviation Administration. The…
Kinley Rasmus’ Little League World Series run inspires next generation
FOX56WOLF — If there has been one player and one phrase that has defined this year’s Little League World Series,…
Part of Bloomingrove Road down to one lane for sewer project
Drivers should expect single‑lane traffic with flagging during daylight hours for a portion of Bloomingrove Road near Williamsport for a…
Neighbors find selling parking spots for Little League World Series goers a way to meet people ‘from all over the place’
Bill Olson moved to South Williamsport in 2025 from New Jersey and is now in full swing parking cars on…
Hughesville Borough Council considers data center ordinance
Hughesville Borough Council at its recent meeting briefly discussed passing an ordinance regulating data centers in the community. Attorney Zachary…
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Obituaries
Ronald W. Hall
Ronald W. Hall, 81, of Mill Creek Twp., Montoursville, passed away Tuesday, August 25,…
Dorothy M. Budman
William “Bill” Shoup, 93, of Lawrenceville, PA, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, June 3, 2026. All…
William “Bill” Shoup
Sharon L. Vetter, 82, of Muncy, passed away peacefully on August 25, 2026, at her residence…
Sharon L. Vetter
Little League Extra
Chris Masse on LLWS: Kinley Rasmus became best girl to ever play at Series
A year ago, Kinley Rasmus tore up the Little League all-star competition, displaying a…
Police Fire and Court
Assault, shoplifting charges filed in separate cases in Lycoming County district courts
Three men face charges in separate domestic disturbance cases During a domestic disturbance at…
10 recently sentenced in Lycoming County
A Northumberland County brick manufacturer is facing nearly $500,000 in proposed federal fines after investigators say…
Watsontown Brick Company faces fines
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Local Sports
Area teams all set for Week 1 of football tonight
Cutters see six-game win streak snapped on road at State College
Local roundup: Williamsport golf narrowly falls to Jersey Shore
Lycoming women's soccer picked third in preseason poll, men sixth
Editorials
What other newspapers are saying: President has credibility problem
After six months of war with Iran, President Trump has a credibility problem. His blustering threats, alternating with claims of imminent peace and victory, are doubted by friends and foe. Will his new threat this week on Truth Social of the “MOST CRUSHING ECONOMIC OPERATION EVER TAKEN AGAINST ANY COUNTRY!” be different? By now…
Changes at shelter reason for confidence, gratitude
‘Food pharmacy’ a partnership worthy of gratitude
What other newspapers are saying: Intervention in Japan serves economic interests
Lifestyle News
4-Hers learn about biology, livestock at animal science day camp
Greater Lycoming Habitat applies for home preservation grant funding
Jazz orchestra plans 3 concerts
Rehearsals begin for Williamsport Civic Chorus’ season
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…