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Webb Weekly

280 Kane St.
South Williamsport, PA
17702




  • The Bookworm Sez: Summertime Books for Kids

    The Bookworm Sez: Summertime Books for Kids0

    So, when does school start again? You know the answer. You’ve been eyeballing the date with mixed emotions, eager to see your friends and teachers but not done with summer yet. Hey, don’t worry, though. There’s lots of summer left and lots of time to enjoy these great books… So, you’ve got big ideas for

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  • In Favor of Franchises: “Toy Story” Does It Again0

    Quick pop-culture quiz: What do the following have in common? Tarzan. Sherlock Holmes. Bulldog Drummond. Charlie Chan. Andy Hardy. Ma and Pa Kettle. And a talking mule named Francis. Well, if you love classic movies, you probably already guessed that these are all film franchises; and I picked ones from the Golden Age — because

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  • The Ridge0

    The 2026 hunting season has dawned. Last week I got online and bought licenses for Heather and me, including our doe tags. Buying our licenses triggered a desire to climb to my adopted hunting ground in the Loyalsock State Forest. It’s located on the Allegheny Ridge in Plunkett’s Creek Township. I use the Loyalsock Trail

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  • High Performers, Part 20

    Just to recap. In part 1 of this article, I began discussing the book titled High Performance Habits, by Brendon Burchard. In the book, the author maintains that high performance, or the ability to set and achieve goals, is a learnable skill. Furthermore, there are six core principles that have to be developed to become

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  • Wreaths Across America Mobile Exhibit Visits Area0

    Wreaths Across America (WAA) is proud to announce that as part of its yearlong mission to Remember the fallen, Honor those who serve and their families, and Teach the next generation the value of freedom, its Mobile Education Exhibit (MEE) will make numerous stops throughout Pennsylvania from July 21 through July 28 to share this

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  • Dino at the Beach0

    This week’s article is kind of a continuation of how I ended last week’s. I finished with this: “Our generation needs strong, present, resilient parents. Moms and dads working together as a team.” That thought stuck with me. The inspiration for this week’s article came after Lauren and I took Beau on his first beach

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  • Thunderstruck0

    Apparently, I am a ceraunophile — a lover of thunderstorms. The term is derived from the Greek word keraunos, or “thunderbolt” and the word -phile, which means fondness. It’s a good thing my husband discovered the term lest I go through life not knowing this interesting tidbit of information. It’s not a new development for

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  • “Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Miss It”: Rockwell Rocks Another Sleeper0

    One recent Monday out at Muncy’s dandy District, a film-fan friend and I were badly disappointed by Disclosure Day. Ever hopeful for cinematic gold, we shortly thereafter home-streamed the recent sci-fi opus Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die. (We’d missed it theatrically — because it played in Williamsport for just one week.) About halfway through,

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  • Summer Happy Place

    Summer Happy Place0

    Alright. Who’s the one who took this picture of me in our kitchen!? It’s pretty clear it’s me, right down to the blue fuzzy star robe and slippers. The cute black dog attached to hims momma’s hip kinda gave it away too. This is literally what my slow mornings look like at home. Messy bun,

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  • Jewelry Trends0

    One of the easiest and chicest ways to update your outfit in the summer is with jewelry. I’ve been opting lately for simple garments like pull-on linen pants, white tanks, and Velcro-strap sandals for my daily look. In general, summer style has fewer layers, lighter fabrics, and plays into a “throw it on and go”

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  • High Performers, Part 10

    As you might have guessed from this column, I like to read. The topics vary. Sometimes it’s fiction, sometimes classic literature (not too often), sometimes it’s physiology or some other science. Currently, I’m reading a book titled High Performance Habits, by Brendon Burchard. There are a lot of similar books on the market. Some good,

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  • Are You Willing?0

    One of the big topics of discussion in Christianity is free will. It is a topic I take a lot of interest in, so let’s talk about it. Two theologians tend to represent the discussion of free will: John Calvin and Jacob Arminius. Both men wrote systematic theologies on the topic. I have limited space,

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