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  • It Needs to Be Said

    It Needs to Be Said0

    Andrea McElroy

    I don’t typically think about writing for Earth Day. Not that I don’t love this beautiful world we live in, but it’s not a day that comes to mind. Until a few weeks ago. The things I have seen. It really made me mad. The more and more I thought about it, the more I

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  • Local Woman and Horse Win 2020 Huntingdon PA Mustang TIP Challenge1

    Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

    Kimberly Frame, a mother of two children, has always had a deep love for horses ever since growing up on a small farm in the Linden area. She has taken this love of all things equine into adulthood and recently reached a higher level in this by having her horse, a mustang, and her win

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  • Of Kings and Presidents0

    Tim Hartzell

    Due to the nature of writing for a weekly publication, I submit articles five days before they land on your doorstep. You’re reading this article after election day; I wrote it five days before. Regardless, I am fully confident in what I am about to write. Here are my predictions regarding what will happen on

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  • Fall Family Fun!0

    Steph Nordstrom

    OK, y’all! This weekend is the last before Halloween, so it’s prime time to get out and enjoy some Fall Family Fun! We are lucky enough to live in an area that offers a plethora of options to get out with the family or framily and enjoy fall and spooky season! The Green Barn Berry

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  • A Look Back at Popular Halloween Costumes And Ideas For This Year, Too0

    Webb Weekly

    Lavish costumes are one of the hallmarks of Halloween. Some people plan their costumes months in advance, and each year inspiration comes from some of the popular memes, movies and conversations that have helped shape people’s lives. New research from the National Retail Federation says social media has been the biggest influence on costume lists

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  • Horseshoe Pitching3

    Scott Lowery

    In between hot dogs, hamburgers, and the other goodies comprising a Fourth of July picnic fare, the competitive sound of cheering and laughter surrounded afternoon-long games of what today is called ‘corn hole.’ As the light colorful bags were tossed back and forth aimed at the target holes, a thought hit me wondering if our

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  • The Mighty Atom0

    Dave Bellomo

    I began my fitness and wellness career in 1993 to pay rent while I was going to school at Lock Haven University. My goal at the time was to pursue a career in academia as a professor of Exercise Physiology and personal training was simply a means to an end. At that time, it was

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  • Together3

    Tim Hartzell

    (Dear Webb Weekly Family, I have missed the last two editions due to having carpal tunnel surgery. I’m glad to be back at my keyboard and again sharing faith conversations with all of you. Much to my surprise, the world fell apart during my absence. Sorry about that. I’ll be more careful in the future.

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  • Volunteer Opportunity with the Sunnybrook Meadows Therapeutic Riding Program1

    Press Release

    Sunnybrook Meadows is a non-profit organization providing therapeutic riding to children and adults with special needs in the central Susquehanna area. Volunteers are the heart of our program allowing riders who otherwise could not ride to receive the physical, mental and emotional benefits of horseback riding. Horseback riding strengthens weak muscles, helps to improve self-esteem,

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  • Live By Faith: Hard Things0

    Tim Hartzell

    The next hero of the faith presented by the Hebrew writer is actually the entire Israelite people: “By faith the people passed through the Red Sea as on dry land; but when the Egyptians tried to do so, they were drowned.” Hebrews 11:29 The full story of the crossing of the Red sea and the

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  • The Bookworm Sez: “Quiet” by Tomie dePaola0

    Terri Schlichenmeyer

    A dog says “woof.” Cats meow, horses neigh, cows go “Mooooo,” sheep say “Baaaaaaa,” and chicks peep-peep-peep. Every animal around the world, from living room to jungle, has something different to say. As you’ll see in the new book “Quiet” by Tomie dePaola, though, sometimes it’s best not to say anything at all. Zoom. ZoomZoomZoom.

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  • The Greatest Nation: As told by Pastor Max Furman0

    Dave Bellomo

    I was deeply moved when a member of my youth fellowship from thirty plus years ago contacted me and asked if I would be willing to officiate at her father’s funeral at Arlington National Cemetery. In the months that followed, her mother also passed away. Those funerals took place last Friday. It was an honor

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  • 32nd Loyalsock Valley Antique Farm Machinery Show August 1, 2, 3 and 41

    Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

    Motorized farm machinery has been an aid for farmers for many years. The heritage of these machines will be celebrated again when the Loyalsock Valley Antique Farm Machinery Association holds its annual show this weekend, August 1, 2, 3 and 4. For one weekend every year, the valley goes back in time to share the

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  • 149th Lycoming County Fair Takes Place July 10 to 200

    Press Release

    Expanded activities in the Amelia Earhart Kids Fun Way, a one-day Country Music Festival and the usual array of motor-related events such as a Demolition Derby, tractor pulls and all kinds of other interesting free and paid entertainment will highlight this year’s 149th Lycoming County Fair at the fairgrounds in Hughesville from July 10 to

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  • An All-American Celebration of Freedom0

    Jim Webb

    Happy Fourth of July America! It seems like only yesterday I was downtown for the Bicentennial Parade. Wow, where have those 43 years gone? As you celebrate everything that is the United States of America on our 243rd Independence Day, please take a moment to reflect and give thanks. Take a knee for the only

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  • 243 & Counting0

    Scott Lowery

    Happy Birthday to us, Happy Birthday to us Despite all the discord we’re worth all the fuss We’re the land of the free and the home of the brave Proven by the sacrifices so many freely gave Regardless of your views or those you dislike Those founding fathers did get things right The courage they

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  • Rider Park0

    Jamie Spencer

    North Central Pennsylvania is the bomb. Yes. We live in an area with several natural treasures. I do my very best to take full advantage, but work and chores seem to get in the way. I prefer to fish and love to kayak. The recent downpours and tornado warnings have limited those opportunities. Hiking is

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  • Family Fun Day & Horse Show at Sunnybrook Meadows0

    Press Release

    Sunnybrook Meadows is a non-profit organization providing therapeutic riding to children and adults with special needs in the central Susquehanna area. The Program allows riders who otherwise could not ride to receive the physical, mental and emotional benefits of horseback riding. Horseback riding strengthens weak muscles, helps to improve self-esteem, balance, and coordination, and develops

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  • Summer Safety Tips0

    Webb Weekly

    The kids are just out of school, adults are on vacation and it’s time for outdoor activities like riding bikes and hosting barbecues. However, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) warns that summer also is the time of year consumers are most likely to be injured. As we welcome the arrival of summer, please

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  • Memorial Day0

    Steph Nordstrom

    It’s easy to get caught up in the ‘kick-off to summer’ aspect of Memorial Day. It’s easy to lose sight of what this holiday is about. It’s not about picnics and BBQs and long weekends. It’s about remembering those that made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. In case you need a reminder of just

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  • Abby McCoy, Equestrian Extraordinaire0

    Larry Stout

    Nothing is as much fun as hearing a small child talk about their dreams of the future. A little girl that can do a front roll imagines herself competing on television in the Olympics, or a young guy who gets his first hit in tee-ball is ready to put on his Phillies uniform. Reality sets

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  • Now, It’s Up to You!0

    Jon Pries

    Every year an untold number of Pennsylvania hunters cross our borders to spend time and money pursuing their passion for hunting outside our state. Some of these individuals travel to western states to hunt for elk, mule deer, mountain lions or other game that is simply not available here. Often, several hunters will travel with

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  • County Hall Corner Bicycles: To Buy or Not To Buy?0

    Larry Stout

    A long debate over a grant request at a recent Lycoming County Commissioners meeting seemed to take on Shakespearian dimensions — “to be or not to be, that is the question.” Hamlet was talking about his mortality, but this debate appeared much less momentous. The subject was about bicycles for parolees. When a county agency

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  • Antioch Baptist Church Annual Block Party Slated For Wednesday August 8

    Antioch Baptist Church Annual Block Party Slated For Wednesday August 80

    Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

    Antioch Baptist Church’s motto is: “A church in the heart of the community with the community at heart.” It is with this motto in mind that for the past 25 years the church has hosted an annual block party on its grounds at 514 High Street. They will be holding this always widely anticipated event

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  • Tips for Hosting a Fun: 4th of July Party

    Tips for Hosting a Fun: 4th of July Party0

    Webb Weekly

    The Fourth of July is a day to celebrate in the United States. Much about July makes the fourth day of the month the ideal time to celebrate. School is out, the weather is warm and the generally relaxed attitude of summer has typically set in by the first week of July. People tasked with

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  • What Goes Up…

    What Goes Up…0

    Jim Webb

    There’s nothing better than summer in the Susquehanna Valley. With only a couple days of June left to play out it can only mean one thing. The celebration of America known as the 4th of July is right around the corner. Family reunions, picnics, barbecues serving the best summer cuisine will be found everywhere. Of

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  • Meow House A No Kill Shelter Since 1994

    Meow House A No Kill Shelter Since 19940

    Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

    There are probably hundreds of stray cats and other animals that wander the area seeking food, shelter, and love. Some of the shelters that these animals may end up in, perhaps after a fixed period of time may be euthanized, the Meow House at 214 Deckman Hollow in the Cogan Station area is not one

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  • Through The Years: Fire Apparatus in Speedy Dash to Park Hotel0

    Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

    Gazette and Bulletin February 23, 1911 Fire Apparatus in Speedy Dash to Park Hotel Compiled by Lou Hunsinger Jr. Fire at the Park Hotel! That was the startling message that went over the fire alarm telephone circuit about 9:30 o’clock last night. A hotel fire always puts the fire department on edge and even the

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  • The Trojan Horse0

    Scott Lowery

    Tricks, skullduggery sleight of hand — whatever you may choose to call it, as the old saying goes “all is fair in love and war.” Competitive combatants over the years have used all sorts of actions to gain an advantage, real or imagined, over their opponents. While such mind games may seem ‘all Greek to

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  • The Jaded Eye… Fountain of Youth Sprouts Here0

    Gerry Ayers

    I’ve poked fun at the masses for acting like mad men and women as they bust down doorways on Black Friday. However, I scour and scout on “Sensational Saturday” as I make the trek to York, Pennsylvania to a place where it not only offers cool stuff but can also take you back in time.

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  • Keystone Debt and Deception0

    Jim Webb

    Governor Wolf just doesn’t get it and he never will. Us folks in the Keystone State are in for a long and tough four years, minus the time our Governor has already put in. This past week he made a big to do over the GOP Lawmakers who control the PA Legislature paying too high

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