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  • Death0

    Tim Hartzell

    Things had not gone at all the way Judas thought they would. He was convinced that his teacher, Jesus, was the Messiah sent by God to set Israel free from Roman rule. Traveling for nearly three years with Jesus had given him a front-row seat to powerful teaching and astonishing miracles. Judas could hardly wait

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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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  • Turkey Sightings

    Turkey Sightings0

    Ken Hunter

    I know turkey season is over, but like many hunters, I’m always on the lookout for game — especially turkeys. Spotting flocks of turkeys now, may lead to some potential hunting sites — especially when spring gobbler season rolls around. I’ve been seeing turkeys here and there all fall and into the winter months, but

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  • A Just In, Breaking News Exclusive, and More0

    Jim Webb

    Wow, the fact that the Eagles Mere toboggan run is on the front cover tells you what kind of January weather we’ve had. It’s the first time in over a decade the Eagles Mere Volunteer Fire Department has been able to benefit from the topography and winter weather in Sullivan County. It is an amazing

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  • Winter Outfit Inspiration0

    Bernadette Ulsamer

    Now that we’ve settled into the cold-weather season, I’ve been keeping a lookout for elevated winter outfit inspiration. I know it’s easier to while away the season in soft pants and puffer coats, but every so often, it helps to leave the house in a polished — dare I suggest sophisticated? — look to tackle

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  • “Juror No. 2” … Or Is It “12”? Eastwood’s Gripping Courtroom Drama0

    Joseph W. Smith III

    It’s nearly impossible to watch or review Clint Eastwood’s new thriller without harking back to the 1957 classic 12 Angry Men. And that’s a good thing. According to user-reviews at IMDb.com, that granddaddy of all courtroom dramas is the sixth-greatest movie ever made. Eastwood’s latest, Juror No. 2, deliberately evokes its beloved forebear — while

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  • Political Pervasiveness0

    Scott Lowery

    It was a lesson learned long ago when my interest in journalism was in its infancy. A scribe well-versed in the occupation passed on his warning – ‘If you ever become a columnist, don’t include your personal opinions regarding politics or religion in what you write.’ That advice is spot-on, as those of you who

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  • Disappear0

    Tim Hartzell

    Long before Moses lost his temper and struck the rock in the desert, there was another time his anger got the best of him and resulted in a hard fall. The story is found in Exodus 2. One day, after Moses had grown up, he went out to where his own people were and watched

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  • County Hall Corner: The Amazing Manager Matt McDermott0

    Larry Stout

    When I was an international business trainer, I often opened a session with an icebreaker. My favorite was to ask the group what the difference between a leader and a manager was. It is a trick question because the name itself is the definition. A leader leads, and a manager manages. This crossed my mind

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  • Figuring Out Y: Weird Words From Our Penultimate Letter0

    Joseph W. Smith III

    As we wrapped “Weird Words” for 2024, your local vocab-lover focused on oddball terms starting and ending with the letter X. (This was an effort to finish out the Xmas theme that suffused our issues throughout December.) So it seems logical to follow that with sets of words employing Y and Z — either at

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  • County Hall Corner: Fired Up!0

    Larry Stout

    As much as our modern society has precautions and systems to prevent fires, they still happen, even in the wealthiest of areas. This is evidenced by the massive wildfires in California, specifically in the Los Angeles area, where over 180,000 people (the population of Lycoming, Clinton, Sullivan, and Union counties combined!) had been evacuated from

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  • The Roving Sportsman … Hinge Cuts and Brush Piles0

    Jon Pries

    There are good days and not such good days to head to the woods to do some habitat work. The past few days, with temperatures below zero and wind chill temperatures well below zero, were not good days! But as things warm up a bit and we return to more comfortable conditions; it will be

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  • Fire and Reality0

    Jim Webb

    There were some specific topics I planned on covering prior to January 20th that I’m just not going to get to this week. I can’t even imagine how any president coming into office would begin fixing the problems facing our Nation based on the events that have unfolded after the November election. Based on my

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  • Baby, It’s Cold Outside

    Baby, It’s Cold Outside0

    Andrea McElroy

    Here we are in the deep heart of winter, mid-January. How’s everyone holding up? Baby, it’s cold outside! I love winter. I think it is beautiful, and the air feels clean, but lately, it has been so cold. I mean, we live in Pennsylvania. It’s mid-January. This is expected, for sure. And honestly, we have

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  • The Ruffed Grouse0

    Ken Hunter

    Believe it or not, the hunting season is not over yet; several species of small game can still be hunted. Squirrels, pheasants, and rabbits are still in season until the 28th of February, although pheasant hunting is pretty much limited to those areas that the Pennsylvania State Game Commission stocks. Like a lot of hunters,

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  • The Roving Sportsman… Venison Recipes0

    Jon Pries

    The final day of the statewide flintlock season is behind us, signaling no more deer hunting until this coming fall. Hopefully, you found success and are now wondering about the best way to prepare venison for a family meal. To start with, the best assurance of a tasty meal is a well-placed shot, proper field

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  • Starting Point Pre-School Begins Under Auspices of BlaST This Month0

    Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

    Prepare for liftoff! In response to the growing need for quality early childhood education for all children ages three to five in our community, Starting Point Preschool will be launching this month. It opened its doors this past Monday in Williamsport. According to a news release from BLaST, under whose auspices the new preschool will

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  • Quitters Day0

    Scott Lowery

    In the weeks leading up to Christmas, apparently, San Francisco 49ers’ linebacker De’Vondre Campbell was devoid of the spirit of the season. During the third quarter of his team’s game against the rival Los Angeles Rams on December 12, Campbell refused to take the field and enter the game, thus committing the cardinal sin of

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  • County Hall Corner: Why the Press is Depressed0

    Larry Stout

    I generally attend the weekly Lycoming County Commissioners Meeting and sit in the back with my other local press colleagues. I truly appreciate how objectively honest these journalists are. Their columns are straight up and accurate. It seems like a lifetime ago when newspapers simply told what happened, and the editorial page would be the

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  • Remembering Jimmy Carter’s 1976 Campaign Visit to Williamsport0

    Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

    The recent news of the death of former President Jimmy Carter at the ripe old age of 100 recalls memories of his April 24, 1976, campaign visit to Williamsport, specifically, Brandon Park. Carter was locked in a highly competitive race for the Democratic Party’s 1976 Presidential nomination against Congressman Morris Udall, Washington Senator Henry Jackson,

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  • Hiding0

    Tim Hartzell

    Whoever conceals their sins does not prosper. Proverbs 28:13 Note: This article is in a series called Two Roads. Previous articles are always available at http://www.webbweekly.com. Then the man and his wife heard the sound of the Lord God as he was walking in the garden in the cool of the day, and they hid

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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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  • Happy New Year!0

    Steph Noviello

    This is easily my favorite issue of the year, it’s hard not to get a emotional thinking about all the fantastic organizations that my co-workers and I get to support this week, from furbabies to actual babies to families and vets and the great outdoors! This week’s issue is just one of the many ways

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  • Cheers to a New Year

    Cheers to a New Year0

    Andrea McElroy

    Whether you read this before or after that clock turns midnight on New Year’s Eve, Happy New Year! As much as I am so sad to see Christmas ending, I am ecstatic for a brand-new year. Not gonna lie; this year was a rough one. It seemed like one thing just rolled into another month

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  • The New Sweater Set0

    Bernadette Ulsamer

    With the holiday season coming to an end and colder months ahead, cozy dressing is all I can think about. As much as I love dressing up, this time of year, there’s no denying the irresistible pull of matching knitwear and lounge sets. Consider these a more modern take on the classic shell and cardigan

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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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  • Playoffs & Resolutions0

    Scott Lowery

    Famed film director and producer Andy Warhol once was quoted as saying, “The idea of waiting for something makes it more exciting.” Although Warhol’s words are still with us, they cannot be applied to last week’s much-hyped first round of the NCAA college football playoffs, which, after months of ballyhooed buildup, lacked both the excitement

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  • The Roving Sportsman … Knowledge through Reading Tracks0

    Jon Pries

    If you are willing to devote the time, you can gain a great deal of knowledge by learning to read what animal tracks can reveal. Whether your goal is to become a better hunter, to develop a better understanding of Mother Nature’s wonders, or to discover just what animals frequent the woods where you hike

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  • Merry Christmas!

    Merry Christmas!0

    Andrea McElroy

    Merry Christmas, everyone! It’s hard to believe we have made it to Christmas week already. I have been loving all the beautiful lights, music, and joy of this season. I never stop listening to Christmas music until New Year’s Eve night, when I officially switched the radio from Frank Sinatra holiday radio to an 80s

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  • In X-Celsis Deo: Weird Words for Dec. 24-260

    Joseph W. Smith III

    It’s possible you just might have noticed a slight focus on Christmas in the last several issues of Webb Weekly. That’s certainly the case with my own recent articles; but since some readers won’t get their Christmas-week copy till 12/26, I was stumped on a theme for the year’s final batch of “Weird Words.” And

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  • UPMC Dietitian: Navigating Food Sensitivities During the Holidays0

    UPMC Susquehanna

    As we recover from Thanksgiving but with many more celebrations ahead, you may find it challenging to not overindulge this holiday season. Perhaps you also hosted—or were a guest—encountering food allergies or sensitivities that might need more attention in your next gathering. With a little preparation and communication, everyone can enjoy the holidays without compromising

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  • Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Claus0

    Francis Pharcellus Church

    DEAR EDITOR: I am 8 years old. Some of my little friends say there is no Santa Claus. Papa says, ‘If you see it in THE SUN it’s so.’ Please tell me the truth; is there a Santa Claus? VIRGINIA O’HANLON. 115 WEST NINETY-FIFTH STREET. VIRGINIA, your little friends are wrong. They have been affected

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