Exemption requests by seven county properties were approved by the Lycoming County commissioners, acting as the Board of Assessments, at last week’s meeting, including one for an unusual reason. The owner of the former Lycoming Presbyterian Church property on Arch Street, Alysia Fischer, ...
Visitors had a smashing good time at Journey Church, 527 Park Ave., Williamsport, during its inaugural “Pumpkin Smash” and Community Night on Friday from 3 to 6 p.m. Children and adults from the church and neighborhood got to use a sledgehammer to smash pumpkins as a fun exercise and ...
“Building every engine as if we will fly it ourselves.” That is the core quality and safety motto of Lycoming Engines, 652 Oliver St. in Williamsport. With an employee base of 600, many of them military veterans, America’s leading manufacturer of piston aircraft engines offered the ...
VATICAN CITY — Pope Leo XIV has become the first pontiff to vote in a U.S. general election, casting a mail-in ballot in a contest that will decide America’s political future as the Trump era slowly comes to an end. The Vatican confirmed Friday that the Chicago-born pontiff had submitted ...
Cooper Glagola, 6, of Williamsport, smiles as he, his mother and brother walk along West Fourth Street during the Halloween Trick or Treat & Fall Festival in downtown Williamsport recently. Hundreds turned out for the annual event, which featured more than 40 stops where kids of all ages ...
ALLENWOOD — The Gregg Township Board of Supervisors recently granted conditional use approval to PNK Group to begin developing a data center in the Commercial Manufacturing Zoning District at the Great Stream Commons industrial park in Union County, according to reporting by the Daily Item. “After Supervisors David Masser, Arthur Masser and Michael Keiser unanimously approved the motion, nearly 60 residents erupted in anger,” the Daily Item reported. “Some screamed at the elected officials, questioned their morality, called them derogatory names and wished them ill ...
