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Webb Weekly

280 Kane St.
South Williamsport, PA
17702




  • The Right Kind of Pressure0

    This article is for parents raising kids. I hope it gives you something to think about as you help prepare them for adulthood. And if there are any kids reading this, I hope it gives you a little hope and direction. To be honest, I wasn’t sure how to start writing this one. It made

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  • Elvis Tribute Artist Among the Great Entertainment Featured At the Clinton County Fair August 1 to 80

    Elvis Tribute Artist Ryan Pelton heads the entertainment at this year’s Clinton County Fair August 1 to 8. In addition to Pelton, there will also be other fine entertainment at the fair as well. And of course, there will be other fair features, such as demolition derbies, animal and other agricultural displays, and a wide

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  • Keeper of Things0

    When it comes to saving things, I understand — especially if there’s an element of practicality or sentiment behind the decision. I’ve kept plenty of things from my past that are functional or have meant something to me, as I’ve expressed here in these pages. But I draw the line when the items in question

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  • FCFP Launches ‘Will Week’ to Help More People Plan for the Future0

    Community initiative offers 15% off qualifying estate planning services while encouraging charitable giving through the PA Giving Pledge. First Community Foundation Partnership of Pennsylvania (FCFP) is launching Will Week, a community initiative taking place August 10–14, 2026, that encourages individuals and families to create or update their wills while learning how they can support the

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  • Grit: July 26, 1959 – Fine Job by Tech for Little League0

    Many have cooperated in developing the new site in South Williamsport for Little League for the 20th anniversary World Series but none with greater devotion than the men of the Williamsport Technical Institute. Only those on the project from the beginning can truly appreciate the scope of the job tackled by 25 adult students in

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  • County Hall Corner: Zoning Forward0

    The Lycoming County Commissioners gathered to address two competing visions for the region’s future. Data center regulations demand immediate attention, yet three major infrastructure investments promise to reshape how the county operates and who it employs. The commissioners moved through both challenges with the kind of deliberate focus that characterizes governance across Pennsylvania’s largest county

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  • 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

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  • And I Quote…0

    I am a pretty simple guy. I really appreciate and try to give thanks for the simple things in life. I have found that the times I get the most stressed are usually the times I overthink things. So I try to keep life as simple as possible. I like routines. I like plans. I

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  • “Elk Expo” Slated for July 25 and 260

    The celebration of an interesting and unique creature in a county named for it is one of the main ideas behind the “Elk Expo” held in the appropriately named Elk County, the weekend of July 25 and 26. It is located at the Elk Country Visitors Center in Benezette, Pa. The Elk Expo, started in

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  • Grave Matters0

    It’s inevitable — we’ll all die. Sometime. We just hope that it’s not too soon, or at least I hope that. As Jim Morrison of the Doors once famously remarked, “No one here gets out alive,” and I don’t think any truer words could’ve ever been spoken. Regardless of how logical this statement appears to

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  • County Hall Corner: Planning Pays Off0

    The Lycoming County Commissioners gathered to address several interconnected issues affecting the region, from youth violence to economic development to the practical mechanics of keeping government operating smoothly. Commissioner Scott Metzger opened the discussion by addressing the recent shooting near Williamsport’s Memorial Park and the visible spike in violent crime among local teenagers. Rather than

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  • Community Comes Together for Record-Breaking Kicks 4 Canines Soccer Tournament0

    A summer weekend in Montoursville brought together far more than youth soccer. Families, volunteers, local businesses, and nonprofit organizations united for the third annual Kicks 4 Canines, helping make the tournament’s largest year yet while supporting a meaningful community cause. Hosted at McCall Middle School by UnitedGoals USA in partnership with the Montoursville Lady Warriors

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