The fourth annual Pennsylvania State Police Troop F Sunny Day Camp recently drew nearly 200 campers to the fairgrounds in Hughesville. According to Trooper Lauren Lesher, community service and public information officer, “We’re here to celebrate the special needs community and allow ...
Four Williamsport Area High School (WAHS) alumni have been chosen to receive the 2026 Distinguished Alumni awards by the district’s education foundation. They will be honored at the foundation’s fourth annual Cherry and White Appreciation Night later this month. The Distinguished Alumni ...
Saint John’s School of the Arts (SOTA) is celebrating its 30th Year in North Central Pennsylvania. According to a news release, it all began in September 1996, when a small group of dedicated musicians and artists gathered at Saint John’s United Methodist in the Newberry neighborhood ...
Lycoming College has been awarded $400,000 in state funding through the Commonwealth Financing Authority’s (CFA) Local Share Account (LSA) statewide program. The Economic and Community Growth Corporation of Lycoming County facilitated the award on behalf of the College. The funds will ...
Pennsylvania College of Technology has entered into an agreement with CPRS Physical Therapy that will allow physical therapist assistant students to offset a portion of their tuition while potentially securing full-time employment. Upon graduation from the PTA program, students who sign an ...
Lycoming College has entered into a new affiliation agreement with Pennsylvania College of Technology that will create a clear and competitive pathway for qualified Lycoming students to gain admission to Penn College’s Master of Science Physician Assistant Studies (MSPAS) program. Beginning with the Fall 2028 cohort, Penn College will reserve up to three seats annually in its physician assistant program for Lycoming students who meet rigorous academic and experiential criteria. The agreement establishes a structured opportunity for students interested in pursuing careers in the ...
