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  • “Alright, Mr. Demille, My Hallway is Ready for its Close-Up”0

    Sometimes I feel naughty staring into their personal spaces. At first, it was glimpses of their living room or office, but as the pandemic continues, I’ll see an occasional glimpse of their kitchen, hallway closet, and with one guy, his basement. Trust me, some of the things I’ve seen range from peculiar, embarrassing, and sometimes

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  • How to Approach Hosting the Holidays This Year

    How to Approach Hosting the Holidays This Year0

    To the relief of many, the upcoming holiday season figures to feel more normal than it did a year ago. The COVID-19 pandemic forced families to celebrate the 2020 holiday season in quarantine. Longtime family traditions like big gatherings might have been shelved in 2020, but the successful rollout of various vaccines has put such

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  • Turkey and Everything Pumpkin

    Turkey and Everything Pumpkin0

    When you think of Thanksgiving next week, what do you look forward to more? The turkey? Mashed potatoes? The stuffing? My hands are going up in the air right now. Stuffing is definitely my favorite. Cranberry sauce? Green bean casserole? Baked corn? There are so many wonderful dishes that come along with Thanksgiving. I am

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  • Billtown Blues Association Presents Annual Fall Into the Blues Concert0

    The Billtown Blues Association’s annual fundraiser, Fall Into the Blues, is significant in many ways. Most importantly it brings together a group of talented and highly regarded local and regional musicians, who have made a devoted effort to perform blues music — and to perform it well. This year’s event returns to the Garden Terrace

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  • The Bookworm Sez: “The Secret History of Food: Strange but True Stories About the Origins of Everything We Eat” by Matt Siegel

    The Bookworm Sez: “The Secret History of Food: Strange but True Stories About the Origins of Everything We Eat” by Matt Siegel0

    Your morning cuppa joe came from Hawaii last month. Mixed with a little milk from a farm upstate, it’s the perfect pick-me-up. When you add cereal from Iowa, grapefruit from Arizona, and a tiny bit of chocolate from Pennsylvania, you’re set for a while. And when you’re hungry again, grab a napkin and bite into

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  • Tights!0

    The fall weather has finally settled in, and your cold-weather wardrobe is ready to go. Or maybe not. Part of me feels that when we change the clocks, I also have to put away all of my dresses in preparation for the cold winter months ahead. When wearing skirts and dresses for fall and winter,

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  • Health Benefits of Coffee Part 10

    Like many Americans, I am an unapologetic coffee drinker. There is nothing better than a steaming cup of joe on a cold day or really any time for that matter. It perks you up in the morning and is arguably the best drink to have when you want to connect with a friend. It is

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  • Core Values — Freedom, Part One0

    The sixth and final core value in our series is Freedom. So far, we have discussed Unity, Clarity, Humility, Generosity, and Hospitality. You can read these previous articles online at Webbweekly.com. “It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Stand firm, then, and do not let yourselves be burdened again by a yoke

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  • Preparing for Thanksgiving

    Preparing for Thanksgiving0

    How on earth is Thanksgiving exactly three weeks away from the day I am writing this? By the time you read this, it will be two weeks. TWO WEEKS!? Holy cow. Time to get prepared. Thanksgiving is one of my most favorite holidays, and I’ll share why toward the end of this month, but first,

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  • Core Values – Hospitality0

    The fifth core value in our series is Hospitality. So far, we have discussed Unity, Clarity, Humility, and Generosity. You can read these previous articles online at Webbweekly.com. Hospitality is defined as the friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guests, visitors, or strangers. In nearly every social interaction, you are either a host or

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  • The History of Flags to be discussed at the Taber Museum0

    The Thomas T. Taber Museum of the Lycoming County Historical Society will be hosting Rudy Mummey at its Coffee Hour on Thursday, November 11, 2021 at 10 a.m. He will be discussing the fascinating history of flags. The talk coincides with Veterans Day. The program will be held in the Community Room of the Taber

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  • The New Love Center Holds Capital Campaign0

    Food insecurity, defined as the state of being without reliable access to a sufficient quantity of affordable, nutritious food, is on the rise in North Central Pennsylvania. Families are running out of money before they can buy food, kitchen shelves are bare, and many children are forced to rely upon free school lunches just to

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