Advertising

Latest Issue

Webb Weekly

280 Kane St.
South Williamsport, PA
17702




Author's Posts

  • 74 years of Hounds Harking at Lycoming Beagle Club0

    For 74 years, the sound of Beagles bawling could be heard at the non-profit Lycoming County Beagle Club. Nestled in the hills of Muncy, PA, the club spans 145 acres with 4 enclosed running grounds. In June of 1952, the club was born from humble beginnings. Nine passionate founding members pooled their own hard-earned money

    READ MORE
  • Tally-Ho! Tradition, Beagles & Bunnies at Lycoming County Beagle Club

    Tally-Ho! Tradition, Beagles & Bunnies at Lycoming County Beagle Club0

    On February 28th, the Lycoming County Beagle Club held its annual Rabbit Hunt. The weather finally broke, giving us a reprieve from bone-chilling cold and snow. With warm weather and a bit of a breeze, my dad and I were able to get the two beagles, Trigger and Radar, out for a run. It didn’t

    READ MORE
  • Antlers on the Wall: DIY Antler Mounting0

    Another rifle deer season is in the books. And if you haven’t tagged a deer yet, there’s still the late archery and flintlock seasons to look forward to. For those who were fortunate enough to fill a tag, the question naturally becomes: How do you want to remember the hunt? Maybe you’ve got a fresh

    READ MORE
  • Sky High Soaring Society’s tribute to warbirds over Muncy

    Sky High Soaring Society’s tribute to warbirds over Muncy0

    In the 1999 movie “October Sky,” a young Homer Hickam (played by Jake Gyllenhaal) witnessed Sputnik (launched Oct. 4, 1957) travel across the ink black sky of Coalwood, West Virginia. Inspired, he began a journey of model rocketry that would turn his passion into a career at Cape Canaveral working for NASA. It is a

    READ MORE
  • Gettysburg, Juneteenth to July 4th0

    Juneteenth has passed if you look at the date on the calendar. Yet Juneteenth is important to remember as not a fixed date on a calendar but as a span of time. The emancipation of slaves was a process. Even after the Emancipation Proclamation, slavery continued in certain areas like Texas, where the last 250,000

    READ MORE