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Muncy boiler business takes home SBA award

Patrick Snyder held back tears of joy and appreciation as the CEO of a commercial boiler business near Muncy was honored with the U.S. Small Business Administration Eastern Pennsylvania Blue-Color Small Business of the Year award this week. “With the team that we have we’re just getting ...

Williamsport’s graduates urged to seize the day

Event programs doubled as fans as friends and families sat in the bleachers on an unusually warm June evening to watch the 155th annual commencement at the Williamsport Area High School this week. Cars were still bringing people up the hill as the seniors began processing to the STA ...

Montoursville’s Class of 2026 contemplates resilience

Pride, excellence and tradition. Those were the words as the Montoursville Area Senior High School class of 2026 took a look back at the journey that brought them to the commencement stage before glancing at the path ahead. “I vividly remember my first day of kindergarten, standing in ...

Muncy Township Supervisor signs plan, is released from prison

Less than 24 hours after she was led from the court room in handcuffs for contempt of court, Muncy Township Supervisor Terri Lauchle has been released from the Lycoming County Prison, having signed the lot consolidation plan which up until she has refused to do. Muncy Township Supervisor ...

Sun-Gazette, Community Arts Center to present Army Field Band in concert

The United States Army Field Band and Soldiers’ Chorus bring “America the Beautiful,” a free concert to Journey Bank Community Arts Center, 7:30 p.m., Monday, June 29. The concert, part of the Concert Band and Soldiers’ Chorus’ Summer 2026 tour, is a celebration of people who have ...

Firefighters fight blaze at Lycoming County Landfill

Yet another blaze broke out at the Lycoming County landfill in Brady Township. Firefighters and the Lycoming County landfill employees told the Sun-Gazette they battled it for over two and a half hours from Thursday night through early Friday morning. It was first discovered as a glow seen in the distance just after 11:15 p.m. Thursday that alerted the trash and recycling facility employees and volunteer firefighters to the blaze. The call came into the county 911 center at 11:09 p.m. and the incident was closed at 2:38 a.m. Friday. A cause was yet to be determined Friday morning ...