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Library staff can help you find the next book to read

“Your Next Adventure Starts Here” is the slogan of the popular readers’ advisory service at the James V. Brown Library that is designed to help readers fall in love with a new book. Library patrons seeking book recommendations can complete an online questionnaire about reading habits, likes, and dislikes. When completed, the library’s team of highly-trained library professionals will provide a list of 10 to 15 books available through the Lycoming County Library System compiled into your very own Book Guide. The questionnaire can be found in the “Using the Library” section ...

Bucktail children perform

It was standing room only at the Dale Florey Gymnasium at the Bucktail Area Middle/High School when music teacher and director Mel Hesser showcased performances from the kindergarten through 6th grade classes. Filled with festive music, each class performed multiple songs, often using unique ...

Foundation grant, fundraising lead to new holiday decorations for Avis

AVIS — Those making their way through Avis this time of year are now greeted with new holiday decorations, thanks to borough council, recreation association members and a multitude of supporters. It was a labor of love as leaders sought to bring new light to the community at the eastern ...

January reception to kick off 2024’s Farm Show in Harrisburg

Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding invites Pennsylvanians to taste “the finest Pennsylvania-produced food and drinks while connecting with the producers at the 108th PA Farm Show’s PA Preferred Reception,” according to a news release. The Jan. 5 reception will be the official ...

Ace’s Place collects almost $1,000 in gift donations

LOCK HAVEN — About $1,000 worth of toys and gifts will be donated to local children in Clinton County. Clinton County Children and Youth gathered the donations from Ace’s Place, in Mill Hall, Friday afternoon and will distribute the gifts to local kids in need. Collectively, Ace Toner, ...

Lycoming County native became Philly’s 1st woman detective

One afternoon while I was volunteering in the Genealogical Society Library, I picked up a book titled History of Little Pine Valley by Harry Stephenson, Sr. (1992). As I began looking through the pages, I noticed an illustration of a young lady with the caption “Famous Woman Detective From ...