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Williamsport City Council reviews plans for paving 2 brick streets

The City of Williamsport will be able to get a construction team to pave over two brick streets avoiding disturbing a third bricked street location near Memorial Park. City Council on first reading approved measures that will allow paving over bricks on First Street between Campbell and ...

Senator’s new bill focuses on veterans’ career prospects

U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick, R-Pittsburgh, is partnering with Sen. Ruben Gallego, D-Ariz., to introduce a bill to help veterans transition to civilian life by helping them start careers in emerging technologies through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs’ (VA) Veteran Employment Through ...

Penn College graduates commended for ‘grit’

In his closing remarks to the 2026 Spring graduates in the Schools of Business, Arts and Science, Nursing and Health Sciences at the Pennsylvania College of Technology, Dr. Michael J. Reed, president at the school, commended them for their grit. “Grit is required to meet meaningful ...

WASD gearing up for next year

The current school year may be winding down with the last day scheduled for June 3, but the Williamsport Area School Board is busy preparing for September 1 when grades 1-12 start the 2026-27 school year. Contracts and agreements approved by the board included those with: Snap-on Industrial ...

The National Road connected a young nation

To have a United States of America during its infancy, you had to have a truly united country. Not just by national unity with its citizens, but by physically connecting the east with what was then the western frontier across the Allegheny Mountains. Or at least that’s what President ...