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Webb Weekly

280 Kane St.
South Williamsport, PA
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  • County Hall Corner: Forward Progress0

    The Lycoming County commissioners met this week to address a matter that has stirred considerable emotion across the county. The Bush House Estate near the former Lycoming Mall in Muncy sits at the center of a debate that reveals how we struggle with change, even when change becomes necessary. People showed up to express their

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  • County Hall Corner: Lycoming Together0

    The Lycoming County commissioners met this week for a session that ran longer than usual, filled with the kind of detailed work that keeps a county functioning but rarely captures public attention. Before diving into the agenda, the board took time to recognize two milestones worth celebrating. Deputy Registrar Kimber Smith was congratulated on 20

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  • Devil’s Turnip Patch0

    Drive south from Williamsport on a clear autumn morning, and you might pass right by something strange sprawling across the mountainside. Just past where the Susquehanna bends, a pale scar interrupts the forest. Most people never notice it. Even those who’ve lived here their whole lives might not know it exists. It’s called the Devil’s

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  • County Hall Corner:0

    The same rural values that teach children to work hard and stay humble also forge the character necessary to excel when global spotlights shine brightest. This truth became evident last week when Olympic gold medalist Megan Keller scored the game-winning goal for Team USA women’s hockey, bringing joy not only to her immediate family but

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  • County Hall Corner: Earned Understanding0

    The Lycoming County commissioners met last week, and the meeting carried a particular weight, one that spoke to the nature of public service and the patience required to do it well. With Presidents’ Day approaching, the board took a moment to address the importance of respecting public office regardless of political affiliation. It was a

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