Breaking News

Little League partners with Boys and Girls Clubs of America

Little League Baseball and Softball along with the Boys & Girls Clubs of America are teaming up in a partnership. Launched Sunday at the Little League complex, the partnership is meant to get more youths to play baseball and softball and provide more access to kids who want to play the ...

Montoursville Area School Board approves proposal for ball field design

The Montoursville Area School Board at its August meeting approved a $15,000 design proposal from LIVIC Civil for improvements to the high school baseball field. The work would include fixing drainage problems at the field and having it ready for play next season. However, other issues with ...

Little Leaguers greet arriving MLB players

“Being able to be here with the kids is so awesome,” said Dustin May, pitcher for the Brewers. He said he looked forward to hanging out with the Little Leaguers and answering any questions they might have. Once the Major Leaguers departed the plane, Little League players stood on ...

South Williamsport School Board fills member vacancy

The South Williamsport Area School Board filled a vacancy for region one that was left vacant with the resignation of former member Jason Young. Following a brief interview and vote, the board approved Dominic D’Ottavio to the seat, which will be up for election in 2027. During his ...

Real estate transactions

The following real estate transactions were recently recorded by Lycoming County officials. CLINTON TOWNSHIP Barry L. and Michelle L. Smith to Steve McCollum, $110,000, 83 School House Road COGAN HOUSE TOWNSHIP Jacqueline Jordan to Daniel P. and Alexandra M. Lorson, $290,000, 2620 Route ...

Lighting maintenance on I-99 in Williamsport to be transferred to state

The City of Williamsport has approved a revised Interstate 99 lighting agreement with the state Department of Transportation (PennDOT), and it’s going to save money for the city. In presenting the resolution request to the City Council, Mayor Derek Slaughter noted how the Route 15, between the spur in the city and New York was renamed I-99. As part of that PennDOT reached out to the city and wanted to transfer ownership back to them. This original agreement goes back to 1971 between the city and PennDOT, where it was a 50/50 with the city having to oversee the maintenance of the ...