Truck-Lite recently announced that its manufacturing facilities in both Coudersport and McElhattan have reached “a significant safety milestone: 365 consecutive days without a lost-time accident,” according to a news release. “The achievement reflects the dedication of employees across ...
Members 1st Federal Credit Union recently announced the credit union has been recognized as one of the top local businesses in Harrisburg Magazine’s “Simply the Best” Readers’ Poll for the 22nd year. Members 1st received the designation of “Simply the Best” in the following categories: • Credit Union • Customer Values – Large Business • Mortgage Company • Place to Work (101+ employees) Harrisburg Magazine readers determine nominations through an online ballot system. The top eligible nominees for each category are then added to the voting ballot. ...
After two and a half years of stalled negotiations between David Huffman, the county Register and Recorder, and the Lycoming County Commissioners, a judge has ruled that Huffman’s office has to join other county offices at Third Street Plaza, a move which he has fought citing security issues. The ruling came just over an hour before the commissioners’ weekly meeting and brings to a close a sometimes acrimonious dispute which has played out not only in court but in the media. For the commissioners, it is one of the final pieces of the puzzle which when completed will see not ...
Ground Zero bustling with the din of heavy equipment grabbing tons of debris at the hallowed ground suddenly went silent. On the rubble pile where the World Trade Center twin towers had stood were members of the Susquehanna Valley Critical Incident Stress Management Team ...
The City of Williamsport’s Fiscal Year 2025 audit was completed a few weeks ahead of schedule and shows promise leading into the 2027 budget discussion in November. Jamie Livermore, city finance director, presented the City Council with the resolution to accept the FY 2025 audit reports ...
Cogan House Community Church, 3782 Cogan House Road, Trout Run, will hold its annual rummage sale from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 19, however this year looks to be the biggest looks to be their biggest in the sale’s seven year history, according to Joyce Way, whose husband, Cleveland Way, is the pastor the church. “It’s really a good fundraiser, and it’s an excellent way to bring our community together,” Joyce said. “We get oodles and oodles of stuff, and it’s always new every year because. We don’t bring things back from last year. We start from scratch ...
