BLOOMSBURG — One of the region’s fastest-growing music festivals is set to return this summer as FarmFest Music Festival takes over The Farm in Bloom on August 7-8, a press release said. Located on a scenic 10-acre farm along the beautiful Susquehanna River at 284 West Ft. McClure Blvd., ...
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Karschner of Montoursville observed their 50th wedding anniversary on July 2, 2026. They were married at Fairfield United Methodist Church by minister Charles Himes. The couple met while in high school and graduated from Montoursville High School. Dale retired from Eck’s Garage after 40 years. They are the parents of the greatly missed Amanda and greatly loved Melissa Foster and husband Sean. They have two grandchildren Graham and Amanda Foster, who have filled their lives with joy. Dale and Pam will be celebrating with a beach trip with their family.
In celebration of America250, the Thomas T. Taber Museum of the Lycoming County Historical Society will present ‘An Afternoon with Thomas Jefferson” at 2 p.m., July 11 in the Community Room of the museum. Portrayed by Tom Pitz, Thomas Jefferson will receive visitors from Lycoming County ...
The Thomas T. Taber Museum of the Lycoming County Historical Society will host its Society Program at 2 p.m., July 19 with an appearance by the “Women of the Revolution.” Mercy Otis Warren will be portrayed by Kathleen Houser and Abigail Adams will be portrayed by Susan Guinter. In ...
Allegheny Grange #1843 held its regular meeting June 16 at the Grange Hall located along Route 864 between Farragut and Picture Rocks. According to a news release, in observation of National Dairy Month, held a buffet dinner with dishes containing dairy products. “By using whole milk it is proven to be healthier than processed milk, which goes through the pasteurization process seventeen (17) times,” the news release said. “The farming industry is a dying industry, with many different breeds of dairy cows, so we should support our local farmers. Books were made available ...
The Repasz Band will honor The Williamsport Scottish Rite Imperial Teteques Band with a concert at 7 p.m. Sunday, July 5, at the Scottish Rite Auditorium, 348 Market St., Williamsport. Founded in 1897 and lasting nearly 120 years before disbanding in 2016, the Teteques were America’s first Masonic band, an article in Milton-based newspaper the Standard-Journal said. The ensemble emerged from an 1894 brass group nicknamed the “Triple Tongued Quartet”—later abbreviated to TTQ, or “Teteques,” as a monicker for the entire band. An early Teteque supporter and benefactor was ...
