When carmaker Henry Ford built the Model A, he built them to last, according to Wayne Sager of the West Branch A’s Ford Model A Club. Nearly 100 years later the club is doing their…
Williamsport officials now accepting bids for historic City Hall building
Williamsport City Hall is officially up for sale. The City of Williamsport started accepting bids Friday for the historic building…
Lycoming County Register and Recorder’s office has additional request for funds for legal fees; commissioners ask where it’s coming from
Where’s the money coming from? That is what the Lycoming County commissioners want to know in response to the Register…
Route 54 between Montgomery and Muncy Creek Township to close Monday for bridge rehabilitation
Drivers are advised that a bridge rehabilitation project is set to begin on the bridge carrying Route 54 over the…
YMCA’s East Lycoming Branch expanding; completion slated for January
The East Lycoming Branch of River Valley YMCA is expanding and the children and families it serves are the reason.…
State lawmakers show up for data center tour and can’t go inside
(The Center Square) — State lawmakers who are associated with a taxpayer-funded agency gathering information on the controversial data center…
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Mark Richard Hazen
Mark Richard Hazen, 69, of LeRoy, IL passed away Tuesday July 28, 2026, at…
Judith Ann (Kiess) Hawkins
Robert G. Miller, Muncy, died Sunday July 26, 2026 at UPMC Williamsport. The full obituary is…
Robert G. Miller
Douglas Pierre Lockard, 58, of Montoursville, died July 28, 2026, at UPMC Williamsport. To view a…
Douglas Pierre Lockard
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Water truck hits construction vehicle on Route 220
No one was injured, but the front of this southbound water truck sustained extensive…
Local Sports
'Successful trip': Local baton twirling group claims national championships as team
The National Baton Twirling Championships were held at Notre Dame University in mid July…
Editorials
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State needs to use leverage on tuition costs
Lifestyle News
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President Theodore Roosevelt focus of museum program
Grange to host ‘back-to-school’ giveaway
Great Lakes Wind Symphony plans 2 concerts in Billtown
Business
New leadership for Water Street Tavern
Families United Network names development director
Future regional power supply down, but not out
Milton-based bank appoints new president and CEO
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