PENNSDALE — After months of delays and obfuscations by the Muncy Township board, particularly Chair Terri Lauchle and Vice-Chair Denise Artley, attorney Ambrose Heinz, from Stevens & Lee PC of Harrisburg, legal counsel for FAMvest LLC, developers for the District, stated that they were ...
Downtown Muncy’s Fourth Friday series returns for the 2026 season on Friday, May 22, from 6 to 9 p.m., bringing live music, family fun, local vendors, and community spirit back to Main Street. Kicking off the evening is Brandon Lusk, an acoustic singer-songwriter known for his smooth blend ...
Unofficial results from Tuesday’s Primary Election show a proposal to establish a Home Rule Study Commission winning with about 63.6% of the vote, or 1,745 “yes” votes. The proposal was to elect a commission to explore the possibility of Home Rule with the help of a state-funded consultant. Candidates Dante Miele-Elion, Liz Miele, Valerie Fessler, Brianna Stetts, Andrew Dincher, Caroline Payne and J. David Smith also were elected to serve on that commission, according to the unofficial election results on Lycoming County’s website. After a period of nine months, the ...
Williamsport firefighters responded to Interstate 180 West at the Maynard Street interchange when a tractor-trailer truck caught fire about 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. The fire was believed to have started around the brakes and spread to the trailer, officials said. When firefighters arrived on the ...
Dawud M. Rogers will spend the rest of his life behind bars after being sentenced to life without the possibility of parole for the Dec. 30, 2016 shooting death of William Michael “Mickey” Blackwell. Lycoming County Judge William Carlucci handed down the mandatory sentence Wednesday morning, one month after a jury convicted Rogers, 44, of first degree murder. Prosecutors contend that the killing was in retaliation for an assault Blackwell allegedly carried out against Rogers one week prior to the shooting. “Today you will be sentenced to life in prison, but my son was ...
PENNSDALE — Just when they thought the cleanup in their facility after sewage backed up earlier this year, could begin, the Muncy Township Volunteer Fire Company is once again facing resistance from the Muncy Township board of supervisors who say it’s not their problem to pay for the ...
