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  • Hail to Chip

    Hail to Chip0

    Jamie Spencer

    The Lycoming College Board of Trustees recently announced the appointment of Charles “Chip” Edmonds, Ed.D. ’98, to the presidency of the College. The current executive vice president will commence his new role on July 1. The selection of Edmonds follows an extensive national search, with participation from members of Lycoming’s Board, faculty, staff, student representatives,

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  • Lenten Suggestions0

    Scott Lowery

    There is light at the end of the tunnel of winter’s unwelcome grasp of the past several months. Daylight savings time has arrived. Major Leagues Baseball debuts its 2025 season next week with the Dodgers and Cubs meeting in Tokyo, with baseball’s other 28 clubs swinging into action on March 27. Locally, the high school

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  • The Irish Have Always Been a Major Part of the Williamsport Scene0

    Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

    As we get ready to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day 2025 with the shillelagh and shamrock, it is good to note that the Irish have been a part of the Williamsport area from its very beginnings. The founder of Williamsport, Michael Ross, bears an Irish surname, even though it is reported he may have been born

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  • Fire up the Bull-DOGE’R as March Madness Begins0

    Jim Webb

    Hello, West Branch Valley; I’m in agreement with the meteorological community; spring begins on March 1st. And that is worth celebrating with the winter we’ve had. I wish it were possible to have all the cheerleaders across our area doing the old-school “let’s get fired up” cheer for you as you begin reading my words.

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  • Mercy?0

    Scott Lowery

    Among the proverbs often kicked around is one traced back to Thomas Fuller in 1732 pertaining to the arrival of March weather. Referring to the month as coming in like a lion and departing as a lamb, it depicts a cold, windy, snowy start, eventually giving way to glimpses of spring’s coming beauty and warmth.

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  • County Hall Corner: All the News that Gets Forgotten0

    Larry Stout

    For over a century, the New York Times has used the slogan, “All the news that’s fit to print.” This catchphrase was created by the owner, Adolph S. Ochs, in 1896 to distinguish his newspaper from others that published lurid and inaccurate stories. The intention was needed because, quite frankly, we depend on media sources

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  • Hats for Heat Charity Buys Fuel Oil for Needy0

    Dave Bellomo

    Winters in North Central PA can be cold, and this year has been even worse, with temperatures running below average. This means that already high heating bills have been, and will continue to be, even higher than normal. According to paenergyratings.com, the polar vortex that has been moving across Pennsylvania has been bringing colder air

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  • Abraham Lincoln’s Williamsport Connection0

    Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

    February 12th is the birthday of one of our greatest Presidents, Abraham Lincoln, who brought us through the fiery trial of the Civil War and served as an inspirational figure for generations to come. Still, most people do not realize that this beloved political icon has a significant tie to Williamsport and Lycoming County, and

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  • No One Likes Us… Got to Love Us… 2025 Super Bowl Predictions…0

    Steph Nordstrom

    Ladies and gentlemen…are you ready? Find your seat and buckle up. We’ve got a lot to cover. It’s time to delve into the Valley’s Super Bowl Predictions… Given how long last year’s article ended up being, let’s not waste time with introductions and get right into it! Starting with the Webb Weekly office: Jaimie consulted

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  • Horoscopes0

    Family Features

    ARIES – Mar 21–Apr 20 You’re in the mood to get things done this week, Aries. Your ambition is fueled and it is the perfect time to take charge and tackle overdue projects. Be careful not to rush things. TAURUS – Apr 21–May 21 Taurus, your focus shifts to personal growth and intellectual exploration this

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  • Political Pervasiveness0

    Scott Lowery

    It was a lesson learned long ago when my interest in journalism was in its infancy. A scribe well-versed in the occupation passed on his warning – ‘If you ever become a columnist, don’t include your personal opinions regarding politics or religion in what you write.’ That advice is spot-on, as those of you who

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  • Sojourner Truth Ministries to Hold Fundraiser0

    Dave Bellomo

    Sojourner Truth Ministries, a Christian-faith nonprofit, is celebrating its 25th anniversary with lots of exciting events planned for the year. The two main goals of the event series are to make Lycoming County more aware of their different ministries and to raise financial resources to maintain and further their work. STM invites everyone to spread

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  • The Bookworm Sez: “How to Winter: Harness Your Mindset to Thrive on Cold, Dark, or Difficult Days” by Kari Leibowitz, PhD

    The Bookworm Sez: “How to Winter: Harness Your Mindset to Thrive on Cold, Dark, or Difficult Days” by Kari Leibowitz, PhD0

    Terri Schlichenmeyer

    Two pairs of socks. Hand warmers inside a pair of gloves inside mittens, thermal pants and shirt, sweatshirt, a fluffy jacket, and a thick stocking cap. You can barely move, but at least you’re fortified enough to try going outside now. You’re wearing everything you need to stay warm but, until you read “How to

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  • County Hall Corner: Fired Up!0

    Larry Stout

    As much as our modern society has precautions and systems to prevent fires, they still happen, even in the wealthiest of areas. This is evidenced by the massive wildfires in California, specifically in the Los Angeles area, where over 180,000 people (the population of Lycoming, Clinton, Sullivan, and Union counties combined!) had been evacuated from

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  • Fire and Reality0

    Jim Webb

    There were some specific topics I planned on covering prior to January 20th that I’m just not going to get to this week. I can’t even imagine how any president coming into office would begin fixing the problems facing our Nation based on the events that have unfolded after the November election. Based on my

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  • Harlem Wizards Return for Basketball Game at Magic Dome on January 23

    Harlem Wizards Return for Basketball Game at Magic Dome on January 230

    Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

    Since 1962, the Harlem Wizards have entertained and delighted audiences across the country while raising money for worthy causes. The Wizards will return to Williamsport on Thursday, January 23, at the Williamsport High School basketball court, affectionately known as the “Magic Dome.” This event will help raise funds for the Williamsport Area School District Education

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  • Hibernation Season0

    Bernadette Ulsamer

    I’ve been jokingly advocating for human hibernation during the month of January for several years now, and the weather the past few weeks proves my point. With holiday hubbub in the rearview and the icy roads ahead as we return to whatever normal looks like in 2025, carving out time to hunker down, sleep, and

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  • UPMC Neurosurgeon: An Unexpected New Year’s Resolution0

    UPMC Susquehanna

    As the New Year is here, many of us set resolutions aimed at improving our physical health or breaking old habits. But one resolution that’s often overlooked is focusing on brain health. Just as we exercise our bodies to stay in shape, it’s important to exercise our minds. This year, why not make brain health

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  • 2025 Together More Important Than Ever0

    Jim Webb

    I’m going to begin my first column of the year with my thoughts and prayers not only for those victimized by terror in New Orleans but for all dealing with the senseless violence seen across our Nation. This is a problem that will need all of us to come together to prevent future tragedies. We

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  • Playoffs & Resolutions0

    Scott Lowery

    Famed film director and producer Andy Warhol once was quoted as saying, “The idea of waiting for something makes it more exciting.” Although Warhol’s words are still with us, they cannot be applied to last week’s much-hyped first round of the NCAA college football playoffs, which, after months of ballyhooed buildup, lacked both the excitement

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  • X Marks the Spot0

    Larry Stout

    I was in Moscow in August 1991 with my wife and three children, and after a two-hour wait, we finally were able to get into McDonalds, which had just opened four months before, the first one in Russia. While we were enjoying our Big Macs, my oldest son, David, looked out the window and remarked

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  • Movie Time0

    Jamie Spencer

    My good friend Nick Tagliaferri and I WERE somewhat celebrities. We took advantage of our impressive coaching resumes. SPENCE TAG RADIO was well before its time. A weekly part-time gig had many listeners. No advertisers. I truly believe that we were the first local PODCAST. But our success only lasted for one season. We broke

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  • Annual Homeschool Science Fair0

    Press Release

    On December 7th, the Lycoming Clinton County Homeschool Association (LCCHA) held its 1st annual Homeschool Science Fair at the Pine Street Methodist Church in Williamsport. The event occurred between 2 and 4 p.m. with 29 participants in three age groups (5–8-year-olds, 9–12-year-olds & 13+). Students were given parameters to work under, which included a question

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  • Horoscopes0

    Family Features

    ARIES – May 21–Apr 20 Your pioneering spirit is in full swing this week, Aries. Embrace new challenges and don’t hesitate to get out front and take the lead. You just might inspire others with your confidence. TAURUS – Apr 21–May 21 Make finances a priority this week, Taurus. A bit of budgeting could ease

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  • Seven Ideas for a Festive Holiday Fête

    Seven Ideas for a Festive Holiday Fête0

    Family Features

    The holiday season has arrived and with it comes many opportunities to socialize. With so many events on people’s calendars, holiday party hosts may wonder what they can do to set their gatherings apart from others to make them memorable. Read on for seven festive ideas that can set a holiday season party apart from

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  • KISS for Kids

    KISS for Kids0

    Jamie Spencer

    Happy Belated Thanksgiving to the readers of the Webb Weekly. I especially thank those of you who check out this page. Your feedback and praise mean the world to me. I enjoy sharing these columns. The winter sports scene is now in full swing. I look forward to many more adventures — even a few

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  • Together Working for the Good

    Together Working for the Good0

    Jim Webb

    If you missed it the last couple of weeks, Webb Weekly is again doubling up your Red Kettle donation made to The Salvation Army Williamsport. This is something that began in remembrance of Dave Sechler, to help carry on his work of a lifetime. This year’s first donation actually came in shortly after the paper

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  • 25th Annual Victorian Christmas – Takes Place This Weekend

    25th Annual Victorian Christmas – Takes Place This Weekend0

    Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

    In the late 19th century, Williamsport was known as the “Lumber Capital of the World,” and the lumber barons who created this great wealth owned and lived in beautiful and opulent homes that featured the outstanding architecture of that era. Many of these homes, which are a testament to our rich history, survive and will

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  • Lycoming County Library System to Install Book Walk in Trout Run0

    Press Release

    The Lycoming County Library System recently announced that it has received a $11,023.92 grant from the First Community Foundation Partnership of Pennsylvania’s Williamsport Lycoming Competitive Grant Cycle. The grant will fund the installation of a book walk in Trout Run Park, 10294 Lycoming Creek Road, aimed at promoting family reading, community engagement, and outdoor recreation.

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  • Former Superintendent Establishes Endowment to Support WASD’s Music Programs

    Former Superintendent Establishes Endowment to Support WASD’s Music Programs0

    Press Release

    Former superintendent Dr. Oscar Knade has long believed that the strength of a school district’s music program provides the key to learning and builds not only a lifelong appreciation for the arts in students but also a positive district reputation within the community. It was with these principles in mind that, in 1972, shortly after

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  • Honoring Service and Sacrifice0

    Steph Nordstrom

    Each November 11, our country pauses to honor the men and women who have worn the uniform of the United States military. Veterans Day is a time to reflect, celebrate, and express gratitude for the brave individuals who have served and sacrificed to protect our freedom. Initially marking the armistice that ended World War I

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  • Nellie & Chris0

    Scott Lowery

    The topic has come up often in our home. Jean reflects upon the many wonderful friends and experiences we have shared over the years due to our sports involvement. Many times, as we transition from one event or season to another, the experiences tend to be woven together like a t-shirt quilt. The quilt warms

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  • What Parents Can do to Save More for College

    What Parents Can do to Save More for College0

    Family Features

    Raising a child is no small task. Though it’s no surprise that parenting requires a substantial investment of time and energy, the financial cost of raising a child might raise more than a few eyebrows. According to the SmartAssetTM 2024 Study, the median annual cost to raise a child in the United States in 2024

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