Be other people’s biggest fan. Support them. Encourage them. Root for them to succeed. You should never root for someone to fail, even if that person happens to be someone you’re competing against. The easiest example I can think of is sports. People will say, “I hate the Red Sox.” Or they’ll take it even
Great musical entertainment featured on the Weis Grandstand is highlighted by Sammy Kershaw and Aaron Tippin, Tommy James and the Shondells, Kansas, Nate Smith with Special Guest Avery Anna, Skillet, and Live with Special Guest Jet. Some important and interesting things to note about this year’s Fair. Parking Change: (this is important to note) Parking
WILLIAMSPORT, PA — A family-friendly, rain-or-shine fundraiser benefiting Preservation Williamsport and Girlz in the Hoodie will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday, October 2, 2026, at historic Park Place, 800 West Fourth Street, Williamsport. The event will celebrate Preservation Williamsport’s 40th anniversary while supporting both organizations’ community missions. Tickets are $20 per person,
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Italy has given the world much good music but in the opinion of two Williamsport soldiers the best that the Latin country can produce does not equal the strains of the “Repasz Band March.” The two local servicemen who had that opinion are: Warrant Officer Thomas Byerly, 825 Elmira Street and Corporal Herman Vail of
On Saturday, September 12th, the Lycoming County Beagle Club held its inaugural Youth Day event. Fourteen youth were able to participate in a variety of activities centered around the outdoors. The kids ranged in age starting at 8 to the oldest being 14. Every child was issued a pair of hearing and eye protection, as
The year was 1996. Bill Clinton defeated Senator Bob Dole to win re-election as President; Tom Ridge was governor of Pennsylvania. In January of that year, this area suffered a disastrous flood that claimed several lives, which was caused by melting snow, and the St. John’s School of the Arts came into existence. This year,
The Lycoming County Commissioners gathered to address infrastructure resilience following severe flooding, resolve a long-standing dispute over courthouse space, and recognize the persistent challenge of food insecurity affecting thousands of county residents. The meeting reflected how county governance must simultaneously manage operational conflicts, respond to environmental threats, and acknowledge community vulnerabilities. The commissioners approved moving
Americanization school or “night school,” as it is more generally known, will begin Tuesday evening in the Washington School building, under the instruction of W.W. Stiber, who has been principal of the night school for about 20 years, and his assistant, W.T. McClaren, who has been principal. The school will continue for about six months
This year marks the 50th year of operation for the Community Theater League. An entity that has brought excellence to the stage and enriched the cultural climate of northcentral Pennsylvania during that time at various locales. But perhaps the best way to understand CTL’s 50 years is through the organization’s anniversary theme: “50 Years of
