With all of the doom and gloom in the news and on social media lately, I would be remiss if I did not mention the grit of this great community. Surely, it is not perfect. Like everywhere else, there is crime, and the darker side of humanity occasionally comes to the fore, but there is
Montoursville wrestlers were a force at the PIAA Class 2A Individual Wrestling Championships held at the Giant Center in Hershey. In all, five wrestlers represented their team, high school, and community. Of the five young men, Branden Wentzel (106) and Cameron Wood (220) took gold. In addition to two first place finishes, Dylan Bennett (182)
Lanny Reed was an avid wrestler in high school, wrestling in the 112-pound weight class. It was no wonder that when he joined the Air Force in 1967, Reed began taking martial arts instruction to fill his spare time. While he was stationed at Elmendorf Air Force Base, in Anchorage, Alaska, Reed began taking judo
When Aly Creasy of Hughesville began to think about how she wanted to celebrate her 10th birthday, she wasn’t thinking about balloons, cake, or presents for herself. Instead, Aly decided she wanted to help those in need. She thought back to a time when she was struggling and realized she wanted to help other children
With politics bombarding the public through all forms of media, it is sometimes important to discuss different leadership styles and what leaders should and should not be. Leadership should be about benefitting the group as a whole and raising the standard of living for all. One such leadership style is Servant Leadership. The term, “Servant
BLaST IU #17, of Williamsport, and Variety, of Pittsburgh, have teamed up to offer adaptive bikes, strollers, and communication equipment to qualifying children with special needs. Their goal is to provide 1,000 eligible children with FREE adaptive equipment through Variety’s My Bike, My Stroller, and My Voice programs. Back in January 2019, Mr. Charlie LaValle,
