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  • United Way of North Central Pennsylvania Honors Barbara Hudock with the Douglas C. Dickey Humanitarian Award

    United Way of North Central Pennsylvania Honors Barbara Hudock with the Douglas C. Dickey Humanitarian Award0

    Press Release

    The United Way of North Central Pennsylvania (UWNCPA) proudly announces that Barbara B. Hudock, Chief Executive Officer and Founding Partner of Hudock Capital Group, was honored with the 2024 Douglas C. Dickey Humanitarian Award—the organization’s most prestigious recognition— at its recent United for Impact Annual Dinner & Meeting on Tuesday, October 14, 2025, in the

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  • “If You’re Early, You’re on Time”0

    Jimmy Webb III

    I’m a little early with this tribute — but as my grandpa always said, “If you’re early, you’re on time. If you’re on time, you’re late. And if you’re late, you’re out the door!” That quote has stuck with me my entire life. My wife will probably never understand why it’s so important for me

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  • County Hall Corner: Behind Family Photo Frames0

    Blair Steward

    Some people still hold disdain for me, but it would be wasteful not to use myself as a cautionary tale if it opens eyes to our county’s most recent proclamation. I survived a severely harsh childhood home despite having every toy imaginable. My cousins never suspected our family’s reality because I never even considered telling

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  • Cardigan Weather0

    Bernadette Ulsamer

    We’ve all heard of the term “sweater weather” and, as we slowly inch toward full-on sweater dressing, I’d like to take a moment and break it down to one particular type of sweater — the season-less staple of a cardigan. Cardigans are knitted garments, open-fronted with buttons, zippers, or snaps, and, of course, there are

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  • Thoughts from under an October Sky0

    Jim Webb

    Wow, what a column Editor Steph put together last week on Fall Family Fun. There is always something for everyone to enjoy within our pages. We try to cover and feature all the good happenings that make our area such a special place to live. If your Webb Weekly has already been recycled, please remember

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  • Let’s Brunch

    Let’s Brunch0

    Steph Noviello

    I have been working on being healthier. I’ve been walking two miles per day and watching what I eat. I’m making sure to stay in a calorie deficit and get plenty of protein in my diet. I’ve been taking my multi-vitamin and taking better care of my skin. All that to say — that’s not

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  • 76th Flaming Foliage Festival Takes Place This Weekend

    76th Flaming Foliage Festival Takes Place This Weekend0

    Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

    One of the nicest and most anticipated events celebrating the beauty of the fall season takes place this weekend, October 10th-12th, when the 76th Flaming Foliage Festival occurs in Renovo, Clinton County. The event has many interesting aspects, including the crowning of the Annual Flaming Foliage Festival Queen, a parade through downtown Renovo, three full

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  • UPMC Dermatologist: Don’t Put Away the Sunscreen Yet0

    UPMC in North Central PA

    As the days grow shorter and temperatures drop, sunscreen often gets pushed to the back of the cabinet. After all, if the sun does not feel as strong in September and October, do you really need to apply it daily? The truth is yes. Your skin still benefits from protection long after summer ends. Fall

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  • Binger Departs Life’s Sideline0

    Scott Lowery

    Over the years, Jean has made the same remark many times. “Aren’t we lucky we have made so many friends and had so many good times through the involvement we’ve had with sports?” Each time, I shake my head in agreement. Sports have been a constant in my life since I was a youngster, and

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  • Future Millionaires.0

    Jamie Spencer

    I have been spending a great deal of time at my beloved alma mater. Yes. I find myself taking a stroll down memory lane quite often. I called a few football games for IPT SPORTS. Last Friday’s atmosphere was outstanding. The Millionaires and Jersey Shore scored some serious points. The stands were packed. Cherry and

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  • The Roving Sportsman… Avoiding “Gamey” Venison0

    Jon Pries

    Over the years, folks trying venison for the first time have complained that the taste was “gamey”. That is, it had a strong, almost pungent flavor – unlike beef, which was much milder in taste. More often than not, overcooking of venison added to the unpleasantness of the experience, since venison is best served when

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  • Have You Spotted Any Raptors?0

    Ken Hunter

    If you ask some folks if they have seen any raptors lately, it’s not unusual for them to fire back with the question, “What’s a raptor?” The word “Raptor” actually comes from a Latin word meaning “plunderer”. If you look up the definition of the word “plunderer,” you’ll get the following definition: robber, raider, thief,

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  • County Hall Corner: When Healing Hurts0

    Blair Steward

    The silence that follows devastating loss can either consume or create. For Diane Dutko, executive director of ThinkBIG, that silence became a calling that transforms tragedy into hope for families facing childhood cancer. During Wednesday’s Lycoming County Commissioners meeting, Dutko shared her organization’s mission with characteristic grace despite carrying unimaginable personal pain. ThinkBIG serves families

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  • Age-Based Chores Guidelines

    Age-Based Chores Guidelines0

    Family Features

    As children grow up, giving them more responsibility can be good for their development. Though some kids may embrace chores more readily than others, youngsters have much to gain from being given a little more responsibility around the house. The American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry notes that children given age-appropriate chores can learn

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  • Kids’ Bedtime Guidelines Through the Years

    Kids’ Bedtime Guidelines Through the Years0

    Family Features

    Sleep is pivotal for a child’s development. The American Academy of Pediatrics says insufficient sleep is a growing health problem, with some estimates indicating 25 to 50 percent of children and 40 percent of adults have sleep problems. This can lead to issues with attention, behavior, learning, and even physical health, including an increased risk

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  • Writer’s Block0

    Jimmy Webb III

    This week, I think I hit my first real case of writer’s block. I kept racking my brain for something to write, but nothing seemed to click. Then, while having dinner with Lauren (pulled BBQ chicken — a meal we have every Tuesday), she started teasing me about how I still haven’t moved a piece

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  • Fall Essentials0

    Bernadette Ulsamer

    Last week, I talked about fall outfit ideas, but I just can’t quit thinking about and looking at autumnal staples as the signs of the season start to emerge. We’re not quite into full fall weather, so there’s still time to pair summer favorites with lightweight to midweight fall finds for layered looks that embrace

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  • Liberty Classic Community Band Festival0

    Joseph W. Smith III

    On the weekend of Oct. 10-12, the Liberty Classic Community Band Festival will continue its tradition of gathering musicians from all across America to play a free concert in Williamsport. Initiated in 2010, the festival is sponsored by Williamsport’s world-famous Repasz Band. This year, it brings together more than 100 nationwide performers under the baton

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  • Fall Family Fun!0

    Steph Noviello

    If I had a dollar for every time I heard someone say, “There’s nothing to do here!” I wouldn’t be writing this article. I would be independently wealthy and drinking something fruity out of a coconut on a beach somewhere. But alas, here we are, and once again, I’m going to prove people wrong. I’ve

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  • Paint it Black0

    Jamie Spencer

    There’s not much left to do at the Ryder Cup. Enough with the talk and prep. It’s time to tee it up. Matches will get underway in just a few hours. Golf fans and I will be glued to the television the entire weekend. It is the ultimate team competition. The United States versus the

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  • Be a Fan0

    Jimmy Webb III

    Sports have always been an important part of my family. I grew up playing, and even after I stopped, I stayed hooked — following teams and being a fan. For me, I’m Philly through and through — I love me some Eagles, Phillies, and Sixers. Shout out to my Aunt Jodi — she is the

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  • Speicher & Sawyer Share Emmy0

    Scott Lowery

    For the past fourteen years, hours before the drama and excitement of the International and United States championship games unfold inside Lamade Stadium, a hundred yards to the north, Volunteer Stadium is alive with the emotional and inspirational Little League Challenger game. Some have called it the best game at the Series. During the two

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  • What Parents Can Do to Spot Cyberbullying

    What Parents Can Do to Spot Cyberbullying0

    Family Features

    Parenting has always been a tall task, but an assortment of new challenges have emerged as the world has shifted during the digital age. No child is immune to bullying, and modern parents can probably point to at least one instance when they were bullied during childhood. But that bullying may bear little resemblance to

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  • Trumpet & Organ Concert this Saturday0

    Press Release

    In this time of turmoil for Americans, Covenant Central Presbyterian church is offering to our community a stirring patriotic concert along with music of pure joy. The synchronization of music and video will offer a unique and unparalleled experience. The concert begins and ends with a tribute to all Americans, especially those defending our beautiful

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  • Observing Wildlife0

    Ken Hunter

    Like a lot of other folks these days, I too will be looking forward to placing the crosshairs of my rifle scope on a nice big buck. But, to be honest, I enjoy seeing all kinds of wildlife throughout the entire year. For the past 40-plus years, my life and my work have revolved around

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  • Strategies to Protect Your Personal Information Online

    Strategies to Protect Your Personal Information Online0

    Family Features

    It used to be that criminals who wanted to access a person’s sensitive information could only do so by breaking into their home. That all changed during the digital age, when it became possible for tech-savvy criminals to access internet users’ personal information in a matter of seconds, and do so from nearly any corner

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  • The Roving Sportsman… Ensuring Great-Tasting Venison0

    Jon Pries

    How often have you heard someone say that they just don’t like the taste of venison, or that they have tried it once, but just didn’t care for it? No doubt it was not cooked properly, or worse yet, was not handled properly from the beginning. Over the years, I am pleased to say that

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  • Support Immune Health with Four Everyday Habits0

    Family Features

    The coughing and sneezing you hear at home, in the office and at the gym means one thing: It’s cold and flu season. Although it’s impossible to guarantee you won’t get sick, adopting a few healthy habits can go a long way toward avoiding the sniffles and sneezes. Start by talking with your health care

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  • What is Alpha-gal Syndrome?

    What is Alpha-gal Syndrome?0

    Family Features

    What is Alpha-gal Syndrome? Food allergies have become more common across the globe over the last several decades. Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicates 3.9 percent of children and 1.1 percent of adults had food allergies in 1997-98. Those percentages more than doubled to 8 percent of children and more than

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  • County Hall Corner: Let’s Love Locally0

    Blair Steward

    In a world where partisan lines seem etched in concrete, the recent Lycoming County Commissioners meeting stood out as a beacon of hope. It proved that human compassion, as demonstrated by the commissioners, can still bridge any gap. The commissioners gathered to address pressing community needs, with representatives from both the James V. Brown Library

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