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Democrats look ahead to November at spring banquet

It was a festive mood as the Lycoming Democratic Committee hosted their spring banquet with music, food, a watercolor artist and candidates that are feeling hopeful about the elections this year. With the May 19 primary election next week, the state’s Democratic Party Chairman, Eugene ...

Lycoming County commissioners comment on 250th anniversary concert

The Lycoming County commissioners addressed some of the public’s negative response to the announcement of the concert at the Brandon Park Bandshell celebrating the country’s 250th anniversary, especially those claiming that it was a poor substitute for the fireworks display which was ...

Lycoming College celebrates 178th commencement

Umbrellas were certainly the fashion accessory of choice for graduating seniors at Lycoming College’s 178th commencement, as they continued the time-honored tradition of walking through the Oliver Sterling Metzler Gate located at the north side of the campus and proceeded to the Keiper ...

Expansion of a new nation started with trip along the Ohio River

Following the Revolutionary War, the newly formed United States were eager to begin expanding beyond the borders of the original 13 states. Land south of the Great Lakes and north of the Ohio River had been ceded to the United States from the British following the Treaty of Paris in 1783. ...

FAMvest asks for peremptory judgment

State College developers are trying a legal squeeze play. Through the court Friday, attorney for FAMvest tried to get Muncy Township and its board of supervisors’ signatures on what it claims is an approved subdivision allowing them to continue with plans for a Bass Pro Shops Outpost. A ...