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South Williamsport, PA
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  • County Hall Corner: Never a Dull Moment0

    The Lycoming County Board of Commissioners gathered on Thursday, May 28, 2026, for a public session that carried the full texture of local government at work. Commissioners Scott Metzger, Marc Sortman, and Mark Mussina presided over a meeting that moved from community tension to community hope, from careful spending to careful planning, and from the

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  • Mountain Made: Lycoming County’s Birch Beer Tradition0

    Long before craft sodas lined the shelves of every corner market and energy drinks claimed the attention of a restless generation, the forests of Lycoming County were quietly producing something far more interesting. Mountain style birch beer, with its cool wintergreen bite and its deep roots in Pennsylvania’s north central highlands, has been quenching thirsts and stirring

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  • Lycoming County Invests in Its Own Foundation0

    The Lycoming County Board of Commissioners met on Thursday, May 21, 2026, approving over $5.6 million in expenditures covering infrastructure, affordable housing, public safety staffing, and election operations. The session moved through a wide range of county business, with each item on the agenda carrying real consequences for residents across Lycoming County. Among the most

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  • Muhammad Ali’s Fighters Heaven: Pennsylvania’s Boxing Legacy0

    A diamond on a mountain shines above Deer Lake, and its name is Fighters Heaven. The village of log buildings that Muhammad Ali built in the early 1970s still welcomes visitors with the same warmth and purpose that animated its creation. The place feels alive with the spirit of a champion who told the world,

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  • County Hall Corner: A Community Worth Caring For0

    Lycoming County commissioners gathered last week to confront a set of challenges that strike at the heart of what makes a community function, from the safety of its streets to the soundness of its finances. The most urgent item on the agenda was a growing crisis among local youth. Commissioner Scott Metzger sounded the alarm

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