Neighborhoods in the city, boroughs, townships, and villages become stronger when they know and support one another. That is the premise behind the annual National Night Out, which takes place in communities across Lycoming County…
Williamsport Area High School art teacher charged for inappropriate contact with students, jailed without bail
A Williamsport Area High School art teacher was arrested and jailed Wednesday afternoon on multiple felony and misdemeanor counts for…
Safe Streets Task Force aims for safer streets and transit in Williamsport
Making sure streets are safe and transit is more pleasant and efficient in the City of Williamsport are among the…
Bank to be demolished, rebuilt in Williamsport
The City of Williamsport is getting a newly constructed financial institution. City Council gave conditional approval for a land development…
‘Reinvest in our community’: City of Williamsport officials tour formerly blighted, newly renovated home
City officials gathered Tuesday morning in Williamsport to take a tour of a new home built and ready for sale…
Williamsport City Council gives nod to development plan for parking, playground areas at Curtin Intermediate School
A project is in the final stage of approval for Curtin Intermediate School to be safer for parents and students…
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Obituaries
June Elizabeth Waltz
June Elizabeth Waltz, 99, of Lycoming County passed away peacefully with family by her…
Gayne L. Campbell, 85, of Montoursville, passed away peacefully on Monday, July 27, 2026, at Hillside…
Gayne L. Campbell
Jean L. Miller, 96, of Jersey Shore, passed away Monday, July 27, 2026 at Geisinger Jersey…
Jean L. Miller
PACKARD — Mabel E. Packard, Hughesville, 11:30 a.m. today, McCarty~Thomas Funeral Home, 733 Broad St., Montoursville.…
Funerals
Police Fire and Court
Three face charges in separate incidents in Lycoming County
Alleged misuse of debit card results in felony charges A city woman trusted Madison…
Local Sports
Keystone minors handled adversity, losses with grace
In any form of competition, the toughest outcome to adjust to is obvious. Losing,…
Editorials
Technological improvement for cards a step toward stewardship
State needs to use leverage on tuition costs
What other newspapers are saying: Leaders need to listen to data center concerns
Addressing eyesores should start with individuals
Lifestyle News
Lock Haven man wins courthouse puzzle contest
Pedaling to independence: Williamsport women and bicycles
Central Pennsylvania Auto Auction gears up for 25th anniversary
Justice for Juveniles Peace Walk held Saturday
Business
Families United Network names development director
Families United Network, a premier regional provider of foster care, adoption, and peer support services, is pleased to announce the formal launch of its brand-new Development Department. This strategic expansion is designed to meet the increased demand for child welfare services by building sustainable public-private funding partnerships. To lead this critical new initiative, Families…
Future regional power supply down, but not out
Milton-based bank appoints new president and CEO
IMC announces new members for its board of directors at recent meeting
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