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College names campus life director

Pennsylvania College of Technology has appointed Kate Hummel as senior director of campus life and the residential experience. She began her duties on June 10. Hummel, who has extensive administrative, teaching and advising experience, comes to Penn College from Lycoming College, where she was associate dean of students. She was director of residential life and conference services at Lycoming prior to that. Hummel has also held positions in residence life at Garrett College, McHenry, Maryland; Frostburg State University, Frostburg, Maryland; and Longwood University, Farmville, ...

Mulberry Moose celebrates grand opening

In 2018, Toys R Us near the former Lycoming Mall closed, leaving the area largely devoid of a shop devoted to children and babies toys, but that all changed last month with the grand opening of the Mulberry Moose, 423 Mulberry Street. “I always wanted to open up either a donut shop or a toy ...

IMC, association bolster electrical safety training

The Innovative Manufacturers’ Center recently announced its continued partnership with The Manufacturers’ Association to support training in electrical safety in central and southcentral Pennsylvania through December 2024. According to a news release, the association was awarded a $157,833 training grant by the Federal Susan Harwood Occupational Safety and Health Administration, which will focus on manufacturing but also other industrial sectors. “This electrical safety training will help workers and employers recognize serious workplace hazards, including implementing injury ...

Policy committee wrestles with tax burden

(The Center Square) — From education to housing to economic growth, Republican legislators return to the local and state tax burden as the issue holding back progress. The House Republican Policy Committee, meeting on Tuesday in Montgomery County, worried about the unintended consequences ...

‘Big Idea’ contest winners from DuBoistown, Renovo

A DuBoistown woman and a Renovo man are the grand prize winners of the 2024 PA Wilds Big Idea Contest, an initiative aimed at fostering innovation and entrepreneurship in Cameron, Clinton, Lycoming, Potter, and Tioga counties. Katie Caputo, founder of Roambler, of DuBoistown, was a co-first prize winner, taking home $25,000 and Tim Emerick, founder of Otzzy was the other co-first prize winner, each taking home $25,000 for their Big Ideas, according to the contest results. Roambler was pitched as a business that will revolutionize experiential tourism in Pennsylvania by seamlessly ...

Lewisburg entrepreneur honored by ‘Women in Business’

Local business owner, Dr. Dana Garner, an autism specialist, has been selected as one of Women in Business’ 50 to Follow Women Owned Businesses for 2024 Garner’s company, Garner Behavior Services, which has an office in Lewisburg, will be featured in the June edition of Women in Business. According to a news release, Garner Behavior Service is an IBHS-ABA that provides 1:1 center based therapy for children with Autism in Lycoming, Clinton and Union counties.