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  • County Hall Corner: Get Real (ID)0

    Larry Stout

    My hat is off to PA State Representative Jamie Flick for sending out a flier to his constituents reminding them that by May 7th of this year, we will need a passport or Real ID to board a plane, enter a military base, or a federal facility that requires identification at the door. Until now,

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  • Food, Heat, and Our Best Friends0

    Andrea McElroy

    OK, so I just realized I never got to share my story about the food, heat, and our best friends back in my beverage column in January. I apologize. My mind was elsewhere that week, as I had gotten some bad news. That’s why the following week, I wrote about putting your hope in God

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  • Black History in Lycoming County History0

    Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

    The month of February is Black History Month. It celebrates all African Americans’ history, struggles, and accomplishments. It is important to shine a light on some of the significant and notable things about African Americans and their important and interesting role in Lycoming County’s history. No one knows for sure when the first African Americans

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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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  • Love Week

    Love Week0

    Andrea McElroy

    Love week is upon us. Chocolate dipped strawberries, pink hearts, red roses, and cupid. Love. Such a simple four-letter word. Love: An intense feeling of deep affection. I love Jesus. I love being a wife and mother. I love my family, friends, and animals. I love slow mornings. I love cooking. I love how I

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  • No One Likes Us… Got to Love Us… 2025 Super Bowl Predictions…0

    Steph Noviello

    Ladies and gentlemen…are you ready? Find your seat and buckle up. We’ve got a lot to cover. It’s time to delve into the Valley’s Super Bowl Predictions… Given how long last year’s article ended up being, let’s not waste time with introductions and get right into it! Starting with the Webb Weekly office: Jaimie consulted

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  • Donate Today!0

    Steph Noviello

    I know, I know. Not Jimmy. Don’t worry, he’ll be back next week. Honestly, I’m not even 100% sure where he is. Sometimes he’s harder to keep track of than the elves I bring from the North Pole for the Christmas Coloring Contest. He left this morning mumbling something about scoring bucks and possibly going

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  • Beverages

    Beverages0

    Andrea McElroy

    When you sit down to a meal with your family or go out to eat with friends, what is your favorite drink? Is it hot? Is it cold? If you could just drink one thing for the rest of your life, what would it be? There’s something about a cold glass of lemonade in the

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  • Update Your Emergency Contact Information With PennDOT: A Simple Way to Boost Your Safety!0

    Steph Noviello

    Hey there, Pennsylvania drivers! When it comes to staying safe on the road, it’s always a good idea to be prepared for the unexpected. That’s where the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) comes in with a fantastic service that lets you easily update your emergency contact information. Trust me, this small step can make a

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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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  • Twas the Night Before Christmas0

    Clement Clarke Moore

    By Clement Clarke Moore Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, In hopes that St Nicholas soon would be there. The children were nestled all snug in their beds, While visions of sugar-plums danced

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  • It’s the Final Countdown!0

    Steph Noviello

    Well, y’all. This is it. We are down to the Christmas wire! Before you ask, no, I’m still not ready. I will be. Promise. I’m just not there yet. In the meantime, let’s talk about the final days of the holiday season. There is still plenty of fun to be had and things to do

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  • Celebrating the Epiphany0

    Family Features

    The holiday season is full of faith and celebration. Even though people may believe this important time begins at the start of December, for millions of the Christians, the Twelve Days of Christmas begin with the birth of Baby Jesus on December 25 and continue through the Epiphany on January 6. The Epiphany, also known

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  • The Roving Sportsman… Camp Life0

    Jon Pries

    It was named “Clubhouse Point” years ago, and it was always a prime spot where black bears would lay during the daytime and whitetail deer would hold up until their nighttime routine of feeding across the tops in search of acorns or traveling to the nearby fields to feast on farm crops. The top was

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  • Here’s Help for Hitting the Road: Audio Books for Holiday Travel0

    Joseph W. Smith III

    Oh, by gosh, by jingle; it’s time for carols and Kris Kringle… … plus car rides and complaining kids! Yes, it’s that time of year … when so many folks head over the river and through the woods … on very long trips to grandmother’s house. And as in 2023, Webb’s resident book-lover herewith suggests

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  • Consequences0

    Tim Hartzell

    Choices create outcomes. When a choice results in a good outcome, we call it a blessing. When it results in a bad outcome, we call it a consequence. Note: This article is in a series called Two Roads. Previous articles are always available at http://www.webbweekly.com. A consequence is the result or effect of an action,

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  • Going to Deer Camp This Year?0

    Jon Pries

    Saturday, November 30, is this year’s opening day of the Regular Firearms Antlered and Antlerless deer season throughout Pennsylvania. Additionally, the next day, Sunday, December 1, is the third Sunday for the 2024-2025 season when Sunday hunting is permitted, thus allowing the two-day weekend open to hunting for deer this fall. But first, a cautionary

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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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  • County Hall Corner: Is it Time for a Change?0

    Larry Stout

    After teaching leadership for education, business, and political officials in Europe and Asia for a number of years, I compiled my program into a book in 2006 entitled, Ideal Leadership: Time for a Change. Ironically, Barack Obama was running for president and used “Change” as his campaign focus. Many thought I was piggybacking on Obama,

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  • Spooktacular Halloween Happenings and Safety Tips0

    Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

    We are now at that scary time of ghouls and goblins. That fun time of year is known as Halloween. Even though there was a wide variety of Halloween-related events that have already taken place last week, there is still plenty of ghoulish fun to be had. One of the most notable and exciting will

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  • Curtin Intermediate School “Socktober” Charity Drive Now Underway

    Curtin Intermediate School “Socktober” Charity Drive Now Underway0

    Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

    Curtin Intermediate School’s motto, “Enter to Learn, Go Forth, and Serve,” is not just a phrase, but a principle the students take to heart. Their commitment to the service-oriented project, “Socktober,” is a testament to this. On Friday, September 27th, Andrew G. Curtin Intermediate School kicked their annual Positive School-Wide Behavior Program (PBIS) with their first “FINAL

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  • Teen Driver Safety Week0

    Press Release

    National Teen Driver Safety Week is Oct 20-26. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, data indicates that traffic crashes are a leading cause of death for 15-20-year-olds. New teen drivers are gaining experience behind the wheel, which increases the chance of dangerous situations for the teen and other roadway users around them. Here

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  • How to Identify a Vehicle That Fits You0

    Family Features

    Buying a vehicle is a significant financial investment. It is not a decision to take lightly, especially given the historically high prices of new cars in recent years. Finding a vehicle that is the perfect fit requires consideration of a host of variables, including personal preference. What is perfect for one individual may not work

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  • Proper Steps to Check Tire Pressure

    Proper Steps to Check Tire Pressure0

    Family Features

    Changing temperatures and prepping for road trips are good reminders to check tire pressure, but the reality is, vehicle owners should make it a habit to practice tire safety monthly. Even if tires may appear normal, they’re one of the most important elements of a car, making it critical to perform routine maintenance. Here’s how

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  • How to Prepare Your Car for Winter

    How to Prepare Your Car for Winter0

    Family Features

    Summer and fall can stake their claim as road trip season, and even devoted drivers may admit that winter is generally a less desirable time to take to the open road. The elements factor heavily into that reputation, as fewer hours of daylight, snow and ice are just some of the variables that can make

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  • County Hall Corner: Don’t Cry Wolf0

    Larry Stout

    Nature knows more about ecology than government experts. Wolves are a classic example. There is evidence that wolves were part of the ecosystem in North America for well over 1,000 years. Yet, to us, wolves act like the mafia of the animal world. They were considered such a threat to the environment that they were

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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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  • A Little Bit of Fall Magic0

    Andrea McElroy

    As of this past weekend, it is officially fall! I couldn’t be more excited. I just love this time of year. Every morning, when I wake up and brush my teeth in the bathroom, I look out the window that faces our woods. Each day, I notice the leaves changing more and more. There is

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  • Vulnerability0

    Tim Hartzell

    Wise is the traveler who is aware of their strengths. Wiser still is the traveler who is aware of their weaknesses, for weakness can destroy in a moment what has taken strength a lifetime to build. Travelers on the road to Life gain elevation. Their moral character, strong work ethic, and unique spiritual gifts and

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  • Pennsylvania’s Squirrels0

    Ken Hunter

    The subject of squirrels came up the other day with our gang at coffee. Squirrels are one of the first game animals we can hunt, and the season is already underway. In my high school days, squirrels were my number one target. Every chance I got, I was off into the nearby woods with my

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  • Let the World Always Remember

    Let the World Always Remember0

    Andrea McElroy

    Everyone will always remember where they were and what they were doing on the day the Twin Towers were hit. It’s been a few years since I shared my story of that day, so I thought I would share it again. Where were you when the world stopped turning on that September day? Twenty-three years

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  • The Bookworm Sez: “Angel of Vengeance” by Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child

    The Bookworm Sez: “Angel of Vengeance” by Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child0

    Terri Schlichenmeyer

    They say that you can never go back home again. Oh, sure, you can physically be there a few times. You can stay overnight, sleep in your old bed, eat at the same table, but something will’ve changed. Home isn’t home anymore, it’s different. Whether it’s a week or ten years, you can never go

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  • 46th Annual Crop Walk to Fight Hunger0

    Dave Bellomo

    No one should ever have to go hungry, but the reality is that not everyone has the same access to nutritious food. According to the Department of Human Services, approximately 1.7 million people suffer from food insecurity on a daily basis in Pennsylvania. Those most in need of resources, often people living in rural areas,

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