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  • Trout Season Not Far Off0

    Ken Hunter

    It’s hard to believe, but some of my ice-fishing buddies were still walking on a frozen lake the first week of March, and now some of us are thinking about donning a pair of chest waders and heading to a nearby stream for some trout fishing. Those streams are already being stocked with some pretty

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  • Some Hunting Still Available0

    Ken Hunter

    For the serious hunter, there are still some opportunities to get that rifle or shotgun back out into the countryside for several different small game species. This recent winter weather, however, will certainly make hunting a challenge. I’m sure I don’t have to remind you, readers, that ice has taken over much of our outdoor

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  • Big Bucks Down0

    Jim Webb

    Spring training has begun, and the month of March is in sight. This can mean only one thing: it’s time for that column that so many of our hunters and outdoorsmen have been waiting to see. We have the results for our 17th Annual Webb Weekly Uncle Ron’s Monster Buck Contest. Before I get to

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  • Size Matters0

    Ken Hunter

    The act of fishing is one thing, but the business of catching is a whole different story. I certainly don’t catch as many fish as I would like every time out, but I usually manage to put a bend in my rod often enough to keep me in the pursuit. There’s a vast amount of

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  • The Roving Sportsman… Seeking Sheds0

    Jon Pries

    Nope, this is not about looking for wood sheds, tool sheds, outhouses, or any other type of outbuilding. This is the time of year when bucks begin to drop their antlers, and hunting for these sheds is a passion for whitetail hunters. There is some thought that temperature changes or fluctuations trigger the shedding of

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  • It’s the Ice’s Fault0

    Ken Hunter

    I was watching television the other night; it was a program that was fun and entertaining and one that I’m sure many of you have also seen. The half-hour program is called “World’s Funniest Weather” and features people who are caught on video making dumb mistakes or who fall victim to some kind of indoor

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  • Tagging Along

    Tagging Along0

    Jamie Spencer

    Much love, folks. I trust this New Year is off to a great start. My heart goes out to those in Southern California. I have touched base with my parents concerning the fires. They reside in West Hollywood. All is well for them, but they know many who were impacted. My father has sent me

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  • The Ice is Back

    The Ice is Back0

    Ken Hunter

    I’m sure it’s no secret that me, my wife, and several of my buddies love to spend time on the ice during the winter months. Over the last few years, safe ice has been hard to come by, but fortunately, we were able to get on the ice several days at the end of December.

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  • The Bald Eagle: It’s Official Now0

    Ken Hunter

    Over the years, if you had asked just about anybody in the country what our national symbol was, the response most likely would have been the bald eagle. The eagle, after all, has been used as our national symbol since 1782, appearing on the Great Seal and being featured on official documents, coins and bills,

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  • The Roving Sportsman … Winter To-Dos0

    Jon Pries

    The final deer season throughout the state is about to wrap up. While various predator-hunting is still available, most hunters consider the hunting season “a wrap” until the state spring gobbler season sneaks up on us on May 3, 2025. “Snowbirds” will begin migrating south to bask in the warm southern sunshine, but most of

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  • 20250

    Jamie Spencer

    Happy New Year, kids. Special thanks to those who are fans of this page. I am truly humbled by all of your feedback and praise. I want to give some love to a few — props to the boss man Jim and my lovely editor Steph for allowing me to partake. I am a part-time

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  • Ice Fishing?0

    Ken Hunter

    Why the question mark after the words “ice fishing” in the story title? Well, because it’s been a very questionable activity the past few years. Over the past few years, we ice fishing enthusiasts have had very little time on the hard water since the ice was hard to come by in the first place

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  • Hunting Season is Not Over Yet0

    Ken Hunter

    I realize our regular firearms deer season is over for this year, but if you were not able to tag that deer, there are still some opportunities left. Our statewide flintlock deer season for both antlered and antlerless deer runs from Dec. 26-Jan. 20. Sure, you have to put that high-powered rifle with the scope

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  • Local Flavors

    Local Flavors0

    Jamie Spencer

    The winter sports scene is finally here, and I have already been in the gym to see several games. I am a long-time basketball junkie. A purist. I prefer to get to get there well before the tip. I enjoy interacting with some of the players in pregame warmups. A wave or a fist bump

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  • Games Add Another Layer of Levity to Holiday Celebrations

    Games Add Another Layer of Levity to Holiday Celebrations0

    Webb Weekly

    The holidays bring together friends, neighbors and family members to celebrate some of the most festive days of the year. Although celebrants often incorporate traditions they hold dear this time of year, downtime provides an opportunity to embrace new games and entertainment ideas as well. The following are some fun games to play this holiday

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  • Exposure0

    Tim Hartzell

    King David employed extreme measures to cover up his adulterous affair with Bathsheba, the wife of Uriah. His plan worked. David got away with adultery and murder. Note: This article is in a series called Two Roads. Previous articles are always available at http://www.webbweekly.com. What David didn’t take into consideration was the love God had

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  • Fishing Dry Flies in November?

    Fishing Dry Flies in November?0

    Ken Hunter

    I’m sure it comes as no surprise that I am an avid fisherman, and when it comes to catching trout, the flyrod is my first choice. My number one presentation with the flyrod would be dry flies drifted into the path of a rising trout; there’s just something really exciting about setting that hook into

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  • Stroble’s Garage Closing its’ Small-Town Doors0

    Scott Lowery

    The cover of the 2024 South Williamsport High School football program includes the statement, “Try that in a small town.” The words of the Jason Aldean hit song have nothing to do with football, but its sentiments have everything to do with life in small towns across the country. The song’s lyrics further state, “See

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  • In Pursuit of Perch

    In Pursuit of Perch0

    Ken Hunter

    This past week, my brother, Dave, and I hit an area lake, hoping to pick up some good perch. The lake we were fishing in isn’t known for large numbers of perch, but it does occasionally give up a few good-sized perch. Shortly after leaving the launch, Dave’s white jig and grub combination picked up

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  • Former Pro Soccer Coach Connects Athletes and College Teams0

    Dave Bellomo

    For most young athletes, playing a sport at the college level is their dream. However, getting noticed by college coaches and recruiters today takes more than simply being good at a sport. Often, athletes — even stars — coming from small towns never get on the radar of the teams they would like to play

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  • Staying Comfortable in Cold Weather0

    Ken Hunter

    Winter will soon be upon us, and for some, that means holing up in the house, sitting next to a nice warm fireplace, sipping a cup of coffee, and watching a favorite TV show. While I might occasionally engage in that activity, like many other folks, I will also spend time hunting and fishing through

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  • It’s Not Just Hunting Season0

    Ken Hunter

    That’s right; it’s not just hunting season, but it’s also one of the best times of the year to chalk up some good fishing as well. The fall days offer some great fishing opportunities for a variety of different fish species, and trout should be included in that list. I know most of us think

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  • Ballots, Bucks, and Pump the Brakes

    Ballots, Bucks, and Pump the Brakes0

    Jim Webb

    I’m going to open this week with a public service message for anyone not registered to vote. The last day to register to vote in the upcoming November 5th election is October 21st. If you have any questions about registering to vote, simply Google “register to vote in Pennsylvania” or call 1-877-VOTESPA, which is 1-877-868-3772.

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  • Fall Family Fun!0

    Steph Noviello

    Before we get started this week, shout out to Jimmy for giving up his space this week! I am running a little (OK, a lot) long this week and appreciate the extra leg room for this story. By now, we all know that I am pretty infamous for the Uncompleted Fall Bucket List. I have

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  • The Bookworm Sez: “Mr. Churchill in the White House: The Untold Story of a Prime Minister and Two Presidents” by Robert Schmuhl

    The Bookworm Sez: “Mr. Churchill in the White House: The Untold Story of a Prime Minister and Two Presidents” by Robert Schmuhl0

    Terri Schlichenmeyer

    Guests and fish. Ben Franklin famously said that both stink after three days, which could be correct. You love having visitors. You also love when they go home, and who could blame you? Your space is your space and, well, that’s it. Still, there are times when, for many reasons, you buck up and launder

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  • Embracing the Outdoors0

    Ken Hunter

    I’m guessing that it’s a sign that I’m getting older, but I sometimes find myself thinking about some of the great experiences I’ve enjoyed over the years simply because of my interest in the outdoors. My friends and I will also sometimes talk about the enjoyment and great experiences we’ve had while being in the

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  • These are a Few of My Favorite Things0

    Jim Webb

    As the cover date reads 9/11, I want to begin this week with my thoughts and prayers for the families and all those affected by the tragic events of 9/11. The number of Americans lost that day continues to climb as a result of the toxic dust breathed in on-site. The 9/11 Memorial Ride, my

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  • JD Lunger

    JD Lunger0

    Jamie Spencer

    My articles are submitted on Friday. My lovely editor has everything else finished, and she is patiently waiting. I do my best not to leave her hanging. I have been on a roll here lately. Perhaps I conquered my struggles with mobile freelance procrastination. Yes. There are so many great stories to tell. I lost

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  • Never Forget0

    Steph Noviello

    I have to start the week with a correction and apology. We always do our absolute best to ensure that all the information we put out is correct, but sometimes the internet gets us. Last week, we noted that the Lock Haven Jaycees work in conjunction with the Lock Haven Boat Regatta Foundation to organize

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  • Fishing Deep0

    Ken Hunter

    The other morning, while having coffee, the subject of fishing deep came up. Now, I know that it’s hard to believe that something involving fishing would come up with a bunch of guys having morning coffee, but it does happen from time to time. One of the guys just returned from a few days of

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  • Maybe Some Trout Fishing0

    Ken Hunter

    Obviously, the recent weather pattern has had no mercy on those of us who want to pursue a little fishing. You might be alright on a lake, but the streams and the Susquehanna River need some time to recuperate. I spent the latter part of last week at a cabin on the banks of Kettle

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  • It’s Snake Season!0

    Ken Hunter

    I suspect some people are looking at the title of this story and thinking, “You don’t have to tell me it’s snake season; I already know that they are in my yard!” I’ll admit that I’ve always been intrigued by snakes. As a young kid growing up, I loved to go out and catch snakes

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  • Williamsport Sun: August 6, 1940 – 3,000 See Cotner Brothers Vie for Jalopy Trophy0

    Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

    Close competition between brothers marked the second running of the running the Young Men’s Bureau Annual Jalopy Derby with Lloyd Cotner of 325 Eldred Street placing first and his brother, William, placing second. Upwards of 3,000 spectators saw the running of the Derby on Market Street Hill between Washington Boulevard and Fifth Street yesterday. The

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