Veterans Day week throughout Lycoming County will be a day to honor everyone who has served in the United States military. Unlike Memorial Day, which sets aside a day for those who serve, living and…
Williamsport native named U.S. Army Brigadier General Barry Hartman ‘Veteran of the Year’
Williamsport native retired U.S. Army Brigadier General Barry Hartman, has been named as recipient of the 2026 Veteran of the…
What to do if you suspect interference in local elections
The U.S. Department of Justice plays an important role in deterring and combating those who would interfere with elections. This…
City of Williamsport to grant $3,000 to arts programs
The City of Williamsport approved $3,000 in James David Robinson Cultural Arts Grant Program funding. The city has designated $3,000…
Safety, quality top priorities for Lycoming Engines
“Building every engine as if we will fly it ourselves.” That is the core quality and safety motto of Lycoming…
Tax exemptions granted to seven Lycoming County properties
Exemption requests by seven county properties were approved by the Lycoming County commissioners, acting as the Board of Assessments, at…
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Obituaries
Harland “Eddie” Temple
Harland “Eddie” Temple, 87 of Muncy, passed away October 29, 2026, at his home. Expressions of sympathy and a full obituary please visit mccartythomas.com.
Gary R. Brown, 83, died on Oct. 30, 2026. Viewing will be held on Nov. 4,…
Gary R. Brown
Nancy (Jalajas) Keene, 95, passed away on Oct. 3, 2026. A full obituary may be found…
Nancy (Jalajas) Keene
Maureen T. Neville, 90, of Loyalsock Twp., passed away on November 1, 2026. A full notice…
Maureen T. Neville
Local Sports
CM’s Lindsay used state semifinal loss as fuel for senior year
Two wins removed from her second state title in 2025, Central Mountain girls tennis…
Blake, Devlin propel Central Columbia girls to 6-0 win in districts over Montoursville
Central Mountain boys soccer advances to D6 AAA final, defeats Bellefonte in penalty kicks
STATE COLLEGE — The words “must win” weren’t uttered too loudly within the Penn State locker…
Neil Rudel on Penn State: Nittany Lions breathe some life into season with win
Police Fire and Court
15 people sentenced in Lycoming County
State Prison Samuel Harris, 40, Lycoming County Prison; three to six years for possession…
Editorials
What other newspapers are saying: AI pause in schools necessary
After grappling for weeks with the problems presented by allowing artificial intelligence technology to be used in the classroom, the Frederick County Board of Education has gotten to a good place. It decided to prohibit county students in all grades from using the technology. With all of the unknowns and all of the concerns…
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What other newspapers are saying: Explanation for Ukraine slowdown perplexing
Tax credit funding in good hands
Lifestyle News
Legion Auxiliary unit names member of 2026
Montgomery hosts trunk-or-treating
Organizations bring coats to Liberty-Curtin students
Applique class coming to historical museum
Outdoors
Reflections in Nature: Autumn and Halloween means Halloween ladybugs
We just celebrated Halloween, which seems to becoming one of our biggest holidays. Costumes are no longer made from items in your closets, with store bought ghost and cartoon character costumes now purchased at stores. Add to this the many outdoor decorations, which we have heard cost in the hundreds of dollars, all show…
Program on Loyalsock Creek improvements being held
Bird Lore: When it comes to birding, you are not a lost cause at all
There’s a lot more to fall than just leaves changing in the Susquehanna Greenway
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