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  • Driving Has Never Been More Distracting0

    We all need to find positivity and pass it on with a side of kindness. This especially holds true on the highways. I’m just putting this out there in the most straightforward way possible; everybody makes mistakes while driving. And yes, I know cell phones are the leading distraction. However, what’s most alarming to me

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  • The Lazy Girl’s Guide to Skincare0

    Let’s be honest: There are approximately 47,000 skincare routines floating around the internet. Cleanser. Toner. Essence. Serum. Eye cream. Another serum. Moisturizer. Face oil. And don’t forget the separate morning and nighttime routines. Listen, I’m tired just writing that list. And there is zero chance I am going to do all that. You are lucky

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  • Eating Healthy Made Simple0

    Last week, I talked about balance. I talked about how being intentional with what you eat and consistently making healthier choices can help you take control of your nutrition and hopefully start feeling better. So, I thought this week I would follow that up with something a little more practical. Let’s talk about what you

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  • The Community Theater League Opens and Celebrates: 50 Years of Theatrical Excellence0

    This year marks the 50th year of operation for the Community Theater League. An entity that has brought excellence to the stage and enriched the cultural climate of northcentral Pennsylvania during that time at various locales. But perhaps the best way to understand CTL’s 50 years is through the organization’s anniversary theme: “50 Years of

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  • Contour Takes Shape0

    The Lycoming County Commissioners gathered on September 3 to celebrate a milestone that transforms how the region connects to the broader world. After nearly five years without consistent commercial air service, Williamsport Regional Airport will welcome Contour Airlines beginning October 19, 2026. The announcement marks a moment when a community’s persistent effort to restore connectivity

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  • Rock Run

    Rock Run0

    North Central PA is home to many treasures. We are super spoiled. This past weekend, Jensen and I had some time to wander. I took him to a place where I’d fish when I was his age. It has been several years, but it was well worth the trek. My son and I shared another

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  • Rumours ATL: A Fleetwood Mac Tribute to Bring a “Landslide” to Central Pennsylvania0

    The Valley of Williamsport, PA Scottish Rite Theater will be alive with a special fundraising concert featuring Rumours – ATL: A Fleetwood Mac Tribute on Sunday, September 20, 2026 at 7 pm. They will be performing their only show in the Susquehanna Valley on this date and it promises to be a magical evening of

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  • Cutters Sweep Draft League Season0

    As storm clouds gathered during the eighth inning of the Williamsport Crosscutters September 2nd MLB Draft League championship game, club PR director Gabe Sinicropi announced to the crowd that the scheduled postgame drone show would not be held because of the impending weather. Although disappointed by the news, Mother Nature conveniently waited until the final

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  • Fishing’s Highs and Lows0

    As we move into the fall season, most of our thoughts and conversations probably center on the hunting already underway and the seasons soon to open. While I’m also looking to get some hunting under my belt, I must admit I’m also very interested in doing some fall fishing for bass, panfish, and even trout.

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  • The Roving Sportsman… Squirrel Hunting: A Lost Sport?0

    If you did a survey of older hunters, I bet most began their hunting days by tramping the woods in search of squirrels. They were certainly an upland game that I targeted in my early days of hunting. Today, there seems to be less interest in spending time hunting squirrels, yet there remain many good

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  • My Story, Remembrance and Concern0

    It’s hard to believe 25 years have slipped into the future since that second day of infamy in American history. It was beautiful late summer September morning, all seemed right in the world as the day began. I was meeting my Father for coffee before beginning the workday. The conversation was sure to be about

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  • Never Forget0

    It is difficult to believe that 25 years have passed since September 11th. It often feels like it was a year ago, while simultaneously feeling like several lifetimes ago. Especially when I think about how much my life has changed in the last 25 years. It’s still hard to believe that there are full-grown adults

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  • It’s All About Balance0

    I am writing this article to hopefully raise a little awareness and maybe save someone from falling into one of the fad diets that seem to be everywhere. I fell victim to them too. Intermittent fasting. Cutting carbs. Trying different ways of eating because I thought there had to be some secret to losing weight

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  • Recalling September 11, 20010

    For those of us who were around at the time, the images and recollections of that evil and memorable day of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center in New York, the Pentagon, and Flight 93 are burned into our memories forever. Webb Weekly remembers this day with the recollections and

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  • Face for Radio

    Face for Radio0

    My Webb Weekly columns are submitted on a Friday. My lovely editor Steph is the best. She will occasionally reach out just before a deadline. BRO. I NEED YOUR ARTICLE. Everything is finished except for this page. I am getting better. I am taking my medications. I am a part-time mobile freelancer who suffers from

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  • Uptown Music Collective Founder Dave Brumbaugh Transitions Leadership to Jared Mondell0

    After more than 25 years of serving as executive director of the Uptown Music Collective, founder Dave Brumbaugh will step down from the position and transition into a role that he said will allow him more time to focus on the work that inspired him so long ago. Effective Sept. 1, Brumbaugh will serve as

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  • The Roving Sportsman… Fall Hunting Checklist0

    Over the next several weeks, temperatures are forecast to begin a slow descent to a much more pleasant setting, along with a steady decrease in humidity – both factors leading to the arrival of fall on September 21. Since time has a way of slipping by, let’s take a look at a few things to

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  • Pennsylvania’s Upcoming Bird Hunting Seasons0

    As we start to move into the fall season, those of us involved in hunting are putting a lot of thought into what we are planning on hunting and how we intend to go about it. Naturally, deer and turkey hunting are a big part of that planning, but there are some other hunting opportunities

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  • How to Smell Good0

    Everyone knows someone — a friend, cousin, or colleague — who always smells amazing. It could be a 90-degree day with everyone else melting into a sweaty puddle, but they somehow still smell fresh, like they’ve just emerged from a pile of clean laundry. Is it their perfume or cologne, their shampoo, their clothes? Or

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  • 9/11 Motorcycle Ride to Commemorate and Remember the 25th Anniversary of Terrorist Attacks

    9/11 Motorcycle Ride to Commemorate and Remember the 25th Anniversary of Terrorist Attacks0

    URGENT UPDATE! URGENT UPDATE! Important Route Change: 2026 9/11 Memorial Ride To all spectators planning to cheer along the Williamsport section of the ride: please note a temporary detoured path this year due to ongoing road work on W 3rd Street. Updated Spectator Route: • Riders will come across Arch Street and continue straight to

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  • County Hall Corner: Infrastructure, Transit, and the Logistics of Community0

    The Lycoming County Commissioners gathered on August 27 to approve funding and acquisitions that shape how residents access critical services, how the county’s physical footprint expands, and how the region manages one of its most significant annual events. The meeting highlighted the practical realities of county governance: operational continuity depends on sustained investment and forward-thinking

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  • World Series Rear View Mirror0

    Despite blowout victories in both the United States and World Championship games, the 2026 Little League World Series produced exciting, entertaining games enjoyed by large crowds, accompanied by some snail-paced traffic flow to access the Little League complex. The Pariba Little League from Willemstad, Curaçao proved to be the tournament’s best, winning the island’s second

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  • Is Pet Insurance Worth it?

    Is Pet Insurance Worth it?0

    Keeping pets happy and healthy is a priority for pet owners. Navigating companion animals’ health issues is not always easy and can be expensive if something serious crops up. People may wonder if pet insurance is an effective way to defray some of the costs and achieve peace of mind? Pet insurance is something that

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  • The Roving Sportsman… Helping the Monarch Butterflies

    The Roving Sportsman… Helping the Monarch Butterflies0

    Since 1996, the population of monarch butterflies in the Eastern United States has declined by nearly 80%, and one of the biggest reasons is the loss of habitat. Monarchs need early successional vegetation, with milkweed and various flowering plants such as goldenrod that often can be found in fallow fields, highway edges, and agricultural field

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  • UPMC Neurosurgeon: How Technology Helps Guide Brain and Spine Surgery0

    For many people, the thought of brain surgery can feel overwhelming. It is natural to have questions: How will the surgeon know where to go? How do they avoid important areas of the brain? What information is used to plan the safest approach? One tool that helps answer those questions is image-guided surgical navigation. In

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  • Dolly0

    Swedish American two-time Olympic pole vault champion Armand Duplantis was not in attendance at the Little League World Series, but the words of the world record holder (20 feet, 8 inches) gave testament to what was unfolding on the pristine fields at the South Williamsport complex. As the crowd rose for the playing of the

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  • Those Large Black Birds0

    How often are we driving down the road when we suddenly spot a freshly killed wild critter right in the middle of the highway, and two or three large black birds are enjoying a fresh meal? Sometimes those large blackbirds are about the size of a wild turkey, and we quickly identify them as the

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  • The True Meaning of Lycoming0

    The name Lycoming stems from a deep indigenous linguistic tradition that predates European arrival by centuries. The word itself means sandy or gravelly creek, rooted in the language of the Lenape people, who were the original stewards of the lands comprising modern Pennsylvania. In their native tongue, the original name for the waterway was Legani

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  • County Hall Corner: Lycoming Clarity0

    The Lycoming County Commissioners gathered on August 20th to address persistent misinformation circulating on social media regarding two critical areas of county operations. The commissioners and public safety officials took the opportunity to clarify what was actually happening versus what rumors suggested, demonstrating that transparent communication is essential when public confidence depends on accurate information.

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  • I Love Homeruns0

    The World Series was wonderful this year. Something I noticed that sounds a little crazy to even say is that kids were catching heat for celebrating home runs. Honestly, pro players hear it too. I would consider myself old school when it comes to baseball. Respect the game. Hustle. Play the right way. Don’t show

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