The casts and crews of our region’s high school drama programs deserved the accolades they earned at the 2022 Ray of Light Awards. “It really takes an entire community to put on a show,” Central Columbia’s Thomas Huckans said, according to Monday’s Sun-Gazette — and its that sense ...
With Lycoming Career and Technology Center’s Class of 2022 crossing the stage, receiving their diplomas and, in the words graduate Kenneth Draper, moving on “to the next stage of our lives,” an indelible season for our region arrives yet again — high school graduations. Between June 2 ...
We are troubled by remarks Lycoming County President Judge Nancy Butts made at the most recent county prison board meeting that the county may soon release prisoners who are not being afforded their right to a speedy trial. Butts detailed some alternate strategies for supervised out-of-prison ...
What is he trying to hide? That was our first thought when we learned that Gov. Greg Abbott had refused a media request to disclose correspondence critical of his decision to order extra inspections on commercial trucks entering the U.S. from Mexico. Widely lambasted, the April truck ...
We agree with U.S. Rep. Fred Keller, R-Kreamer, that America needs to ramp up energy exploration and production to keep our nation from relying on any foreign countries — certainly our adversaries — for oil or gas. And we encourage you to read some of what Keller’s resolution ...
Anyone old enough to recall the devastation wreaked by Tropical Storm Agnes in 1972 can appreciate flood-control efforts that were undertaken in the aftermath of that wide-scale weather calamity. Similarly, people who experienced fear and/or destruction from this month’s heavy, persistent ...