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Rosko’s Brew House to open in Williamsport

Focused on community, family and fun — Rosko’s Brew House, located at 601 Pine St., has recently opened its doors to the public. The brew house, located in one of Williamsport’s historic buildings, offers a variety of craft beer, games, indoor and outdoor seating and more. Husband and ...

New brewery to open on Pine Street in Williamsport

Focused on community, family and fun — Rosko’s Brew House, located at 601 Pine St., has recently opened its doors to the public. The brew house, located in one of Williamsport’s historic buildings, offers a variety of craft beer, games, indoor and outdoor seating and more. Husband ...

KVS releases new line of computers

KVS Computers, Hughesville recently released its own line of computers for best serving its customers. “They are designed for performance,” KVS owner Cherif Ammar-Khodja said. Among the models is The Dreamer, a laptop for personal and light business including accounting. Ammar-Khodja ...

New York officials rule against bitcoin-mining power plant

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — State officials denied required air permit renewals Thursday to a bitcoin-mining power plant in the Finger Lakes that environmentalists called a threat to New York's climate goals. In rejecting the renewals, the state Department of Environmental Conservation said ...

FCCB celebrates 150 years of building better communities

MANSFIELD — This year marks the 150th anniversary of the founding of First Citizens Community Bank, and they’ve been celebrating this accomplishment by doing what they do best — building better communities. In addition to their ongoing financial support of many community organizations, the bank has added a few more fun events to show they really care. They’re making quarterly donations of $1,500 to non-profit organizations who help members of the community. Two organizations who have been on the receiving end so far have been the Central PA Food Bank in honor of National ...

Local Miracle-Ear franchisee summits Mt. Denali to raises money for foundation

Julie McKelvey, owner of 34 Miracle-Ear stores across Pennsylvania, including one in Loyalsock, and Miracle-Ear Foundation board member, completed her fifth of the Seven Summits (the highest peak on each continent in the world), Mt. Denali in Alaska earlier this week. The 53-year-old Harrisburg native has combined her passion for both climbing and helping others by creating Summit for Sound. Together with the Miracle-Ear Foundation, McKelvey’s Summit for Sound raises funds to give the gift of hearing aids to adults and children who otherwise cannot afford them. To date, she has ...