Well, we pretty much made it through the holidays, and while your Christmas tree will likely be up for a bit, like mine, things are starting to get back to normal. The kids are back at school, and the presents are put away. Now, the only two things you have left are the outstanding credit
When most of us think of the new year, we think of goofy party hats, late-night celebrations, and maybe one too many cocktails — basically, a bunch of bad decisions. There might be decadent food involved, and you might even have some annual traditions, such as watching a lighted ball drop in Times Square or
With Christmas almost upon us I thought I’d have a little fun with my column and revisit an article I wrote a few years ago. I’m sure by now you guessed it’s about everyone’s favorite jolly man in a red suit, Santa. I have always found origin stories interesting and how time and circumstance can
For being over 90 years old, you would think that the American Rescue Workers (ARW) would be slowing down, but that is definitely not the case. Once again, the ARW is stepping up to help those in need by planning a holiday drive-thru-only food distribution on December 20th, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at
As we all know, winters in Northcentral Pennsylvania can get cold; very cold. What you may not know is that not everyone has enough warm clothing to keep winter’s chill at bay. This is why the Lycoming County United Way, Williamsport-Lycoming Chamber of Commerce, and the Leadership Lycoming Class of 2025 have stepped up. Their
Research has repeatedly shown that eating nutritious food and exercising is extremely beneficial not only in helping prevent disease but also during treatment and recovery. As part of the lifelong learning curriculum, Laurie Welch, a health educator at the Penn State University Cooperative Extension, will offer Walk By Faith Instructor Training. As part of Penn
