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  • The Bookworm Sez: “Shake It Up, Baby: The Rise of Beatlemania and the Mayhem of 1963” by Ken McNab

    The Bookworm Sez: “Shake It Up, Baby: The Rise of Beatlemania and the Mayhem of 1963” by Ken McNab0

    Terri Schlichenmeyer

    It was like squashing a cockroach, they said. Put your toe down in one spot, rotate your hips and your ankle, shimmy them shoulders, and snap your fingers to the beat. That’s how you kill a bug, and it’s how you do The Twist — but beware. In the new book “Shake It Up, Baby”

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  • I Want the Best Man for the Job0

    Jim Webb

    Well, the only thing hotter than the month of July was the madness we witnessed in the world. I left off last week talking about common sense; I’m going to pick back up right there. Please remember, if you missed my column or just enjoy reading online, every issue of our publication can be found

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  • A Global Toast to Tradition and Innovation0

    Steph Nordstrom

    Every first Friday of August, beer enthusiasts worldwide unite to celebrate International Beer Day (IBD). This global event began in 2007 in Santa Cruz, California, and has grown into a grand celebration of one of the oldest and most beloved beverages in human history. Whether you prefer a crisp lager, a hearty stout, or a

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  • Annual Clinton County Fair Takes Place This Week0

    Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

    The Lycoming County Fair recently concluded, and it is now time for a noted annual fair in a neighboring county—the Clinton County Fair, which takes place this week, July 27 to August 3. It promises to offer fun and excitement all of its own. The fair, which is taking place at the Clinton County Fairgrounds

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  • Raise the Stakes of Family Game Night

    Raise the Stakes of Family Game Night0

    Family Features

    Getting the entire family together can take a little effort. There is no shortage of activities that pull family members apart most days of the week, from work obligations to sports practices to school events. The United Kingdom-based media provider Independent reported in 2023 on a study of 2,000 parents with children at home. The

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  • Journey to Bowman September 50

    Scott Lowery

    Journey Bank Ballpark at Bowman Field was the place to be during the MLB Draft League’s first half. The Williamsport Crosscutters proved themselves as the league’s best team, winning the first-half title with a 22-8 record and thus assuring themselves a spot in the league’s overall championship game, scheduled for September 5. Under MLB Draft

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  • An Ode to My Brother Dell0

    Jamie Spencer

    Craig Dell, 54, passed unexpectedly on July 19th. He was born on the Fourth of July to Max and Rita Dell of South Williamsport, PA. He was a Mountie graduate and went to work with his father at Maximus Custom Built Homes for 28 years. Craig was a bartender for Domer’s Bar and Grill for

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  • County Hall Corner: History in the Making0

    Larry Stout

    In our time, there have been several transformational elections: John F. Kennedy over Richard Nixon in 1960, Ronald Reagan’s victory over President Jimmy Carter in 1980, Barack Obama’s triumph in 2008, and Donald Trump’s shocking victory over Hillary Clinton in 2016. These were the ones in our era that significantly changed the direction of the

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  • Bucknell’s Bliss Crushes at Olympic Trials

    Bucknell’s Bliss Crushes at Olympic Trials0

    Dave Bellomo

    Everyone who has been reading my articles over the years knows that I am an avid sports fan. You might also know that I have a place in my heart for track and field, as all five of my children, my wife, and myself have competed in the sport, with three of my kids going

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  • Penn College Summer 2024 Commencement Set for August 3rd0

    Press Release

    More than 150 students have petitioned to graduate from Pennsylvania College of Technology following the Summer 2024 sessions. A commencement ceremony will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 3, at the Community Arts Center, with 100 students expected to march in the proceedings. The ceremony is for graduates and ticketed guests. A livestream

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  • Common Sense as the Battle Rages0

    Jim Webb

    After the events I witnessed last week, I felt compelled to focus on a couple of things that were discussed everywhere. Topics that I feel strongly about and try to provide each week within our pages. First up, we are all on God’s time. The expression that we are all day-to-day is one I commonly

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  • Grape Summer Gatherings / Easy recipes to enjoy at warm-weather celebrations0

    Family Features

    Celebrations abound throughout summer, and if you plan on hosting your nearest and dearest for events large and small, you’ll need a tasty, convenient ingredient to elevate your entertaining all summer long. When that one ingredient also serves as a healthy, refreshing snack on its own, it’s a win-win. Delicious, healthy and versatile, Grapes from

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  • Eyebrows as We Age0

    Bernadette Ulsamer

    Brow trends come and go with every decade. Remember the over-plucked shapes of the ’90s or the glossy, laminated arches of the ’00s? Thankfully, I’ve kept my brow game fairly conservative and consistent for the past two decades. There was a bleached brow moment from my early 20s, but that was short-lived. Regardless of trends,

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  • Lil’ City Big Dreams Flag Football Program Helps Mentor Youth0

    Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

    While there are numerous youth sports programs, many operate on a ‘pay-for-play’ basis, often excluding underprivileged and underserved youth. This is where ‘Lil’ City Big City Flag Football’, a unique nonprofit sports program, steps in. It’s not just about sports, it’s about providing opportunities to those who might not otherwise have them. “Lil’ City Big

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  • Mid-Summer Trends0

    Bernadette Ulsamer

    As summer labors on, you may find yourself in need of a warm-weather wardrobe refresher. Those sundresses and wide-leg pants that felt so fresh and cool in May now may be waning a bit on the style front. If you’re looking to revamp your summer style, here are a few of-the-minute trends to boost your

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  • County Hall Corner: Sow the Wind, Reap the Whirlwind0

    Larry Stout

    In my entire life of following political matters, I do not believe I have ever seen a period of time where federal, state, and local government entities each encountered historical events at the same time. At the federal level, it has been in two areas: the presidential race and Supreme Court decisions. In state government,

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  • Horoscopes0

    Family Features

    ARIES – Mar 21–Apr 20 After some time, a difficult situation is beginning to settle down, Aries. Enjoy this well-earned peace and consider how a new perspective can help going forward. TAURUS – Apr 21–May 21 Taurus, a new plan can be just what you need to make notable progress. Finding a mentor or someone

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  • Pauley

    Pauley0

    Jamie Spencer

    My family and I just got back from Southern California. It was a short trip to see my rents in West Hollywood. My folks moved out six years ago. They help raise my two beautiful young nephews. Los Angeles is a very busy place. Gorgeous people and fancy cars are everywhere. All walks of life.

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  • Local Shooting Competition0

    Ken Hunter

    As we outdoor enthusiasts move into the hot mid-summer days, we may still be doing some fishing, but it’s not likely that shooting a rifle is high on our list of activities. Sure, as we move into the fall months, the deer rifles come out, and we head for the target range to make sure

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  • Muncy Fourth Friday Activities This Friday, June 280

    Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

    Family-friendly activities, food and craft vendors, musical entertainment of various kinds, and good fellowship are all hallmarks of Muncy’s “Fourth Friday” activities, which take place monthly at the Today Farm, the former Tom Styer’s farm in Muncy. Ann Baker was one of the organizers and has been involved with the event since it began 15

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  • Library to Host Summer Learning Kickoff Event With Special Surprises0

    Press Release

    The James V. Brown Library, 19 E. Fourth St., will kick off the 2024 Summer Learning Program with special activities from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, June 15. The Library’s Summer Learning Program is an opportunity to keep children engaged in reading and learning over the summer, whether at home or in the Library.

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  • Rise Up Village Bakery Serves Community0

    Dave Bellomo

    You hear a lot about second chances and how rare they actually are, especially for individuals who have spent time in prison. To compound this problem, recidivism rates are high, as many people who serve their time quickly relapse into the type of behavior that landed them in prison in the first place. This is

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  • Warrior Run High School Home Of This Year’s Girls State Champion 3200 Relay Team0

    Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

    Natalie Hall, Raygan Lust, Sienna Dunkleberger, and Claire Dufrene. These names will forever be etched in the history of Warrior Run High School sports. They achieved a feat that no other female track team has ever accomplished at Warrior Run school — winning a state track and field title. Their winning time of 9:25:2, breaking

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  • Derby0

    Jamie Spencer

    Hats off to my friends at the Lycoming Creek Anglers. I give them a lot of credit. These guys and gals make our fishing experiences much more splendid. This spring has been fantastic. Yes. We battled some rain and high waters, but I am still ecstatic. I snuck out for several casts the past few

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  • Indy Fever0

    Scott Lowery

    Memorial Day is one of those holidays that ‘gets to me.’ Coming from a family with a military background and reflecting upon my own time in the service makes this well-deserved time of remembrance something I find very moving. But as the calendar evoked last week’s annual tribute, my reflections about the military became shared

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  • Local Strongman Wins Pagoda City Showdown

    Local Strongman Wins Pagoda City Showdown0

    Dave Bellomo

    On May 18th, local strongman Adam Grimes competed at the Pagoda City Showdown in Reading. The competition had a total of 71 competitors amongst all divisions, making it the biggest competition in PA this year. Grimes competed in the Men’s Super Heavyweight division, which has the heaviest events and lifts of the show, and was

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  • County Hall Corner: Emergency Excellence in Action0

    Larry Stout

    My father was a fireman for over fifty years, and some of my earliest memories was waking up in the middle of the night hearing the extremely LOUD klaxon alarm that alerted the local firemen that a fire was in progress. If it was nearby, I would even sneak out of the house to watch

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  • Peanuts, Popcorn, and Lumberjacked Cream Ale0

    Jim Webb

    Well, baseball fans, it’s the most wonderful time of the year at Journey Bank Ballpark at Historic Bowman Field. The Williamsport Crosscutters will be throwing out the first pitch of their 26th season. Wow, how time flies by when you’re enjoying those peanuts, popcorn, and Cracker Jacks at one of the best baseball venues in

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  • Summer Hair Health0

    Bernadette Ulsamer

    Lately, it seems like there’s no good season for hair. Winter is full of static and dries it out, and the dampness of spring can cause frizz. Summer sun gives color a beating, while autumn can bring about hair loss and shedding. As we head into another hair-damaging season, here’s a rundown of some ways

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  • This Week’s LION: Joe Hamm is Our Man0

    Larry Stout

    Note: This is the fourth article in a series recognizing ten people who have impacted our community and are great role models. Here is a trivia question you can spring on your friends. In the recent Pennsylvania primary, what Republican received the most votes for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives? By the title of this

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  • Let Freedom Sing0

    Jim Webb

    I had an experience I would like to share with you to honor those who have given all for our great Nation by shining the light of freedom on a truly patriotic moment. Hopefully, I can paint the picture, and you can hear the music and feel the true American spirit as you close your

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  • Memorial Day0

    Steph Nordstrom

    Memorial Day is often considered the unofficial kick-off to summer. With that, we are once again kicking off our summer giveaway! It’s another year for our Great American Cookout giveaway! We have a grill courtesy of Elery Nau Hardware and gift cards to Rupert’s Specialty Meats and Frosty Beverage! That’s everything you need to start

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  • Otto Bookstore Hosts Local Author of American Flannel for Book Signing, Panel Discussion0

    Webb Weekly
    • May 22, 2024

    The Otto Bookstore is thrilled to announce the upcoming event with Steven Kurutz, author of American Flannel and seasoned features reporter for the New York Times, at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 25. A Renovo native, Kurutz’s recently published story of the revival of America’s textile industry examines how a band of entrepreneurs brought the

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