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In the labyrinth of local government, where perception often masquerades as reality and cynicism drowns out progress, the December 11, 2025, meeting of Lycoming County commissioners revealed a tale of two narratives that perfectly encapsulate the challenges facing our community. The golf course debate continues to captivate public attention, though perhaps for all the wrong
The Holiday Season is winding down, the year is coming to a close, and folks are conjuring up their New Year’s resolutions. There are always the ever-popular promises to oneself to lose weight or to finally set up a budget and get our finances in order. These, however, seem like goals that are easier to
Songs keep coming to Scott Schell… and now his music students, too! “Down Home Furry Friends” includes “student-inspired” compositions and performances. This marks Schell’s 34th online CD recording! The professional 16-song record is now available on all digital sites. It features renditions of Schell’s “happy-go-lucky” tunes for the young at heart, along with several students’
Charles Dickens’ “Christmas Carol” has been around so long that early film versions are now closer to the author’s era than to our own. Yet unlike Scrooge’s grouchy side, this tale won’t be disappearing anytime soon. And the latest local version showed why. Presented by Williamsport’s Community Theatre League over the first two weekends in
The world of Christmas 95 years ago, 1930, was a very different place than it is now, and we at Webb Weekly thought it might be interesting to look back at that Christmas. On Christmas Day 1930, noted Maestro Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra were featured on the stations of the National Broadcasting Company’s
Two weeks ago, this area suffered the loss of one of its most outstanding citizens and a man dedicated to the service of others — John Troisi. I knew John, maybe not as well as many other people, but I was still able to get a sense of the man and his love of humanity
Merry Christmas to you and your family! My wife and I have officially navigated all the Christmas parties and holiday get-togethers, and now we’re excited to slow down, relax, and celebrate the holiday with family. This year looked a little different for us. It was a bit more challenging at times, but it was also
‘Tis the season, sports fans. Road trips galore. Jensen and the Williamsport Millionaires keep me busy. My son is now a junior. He is what you would call a role player. Jensen made history last week. He became the first Spencer to ever step on the floor in the second quarter. I spent most of
Although it may be ancient history to many, “Bowling for Dollars” was a popular TV show airing in the 1970s. The show’s format was simple; contestants could win cash and prizes based on their bowling performance. The uproar created by the College Bowl Selection Committee’s December 7 announcement of the twelve teams to participate in
A while back, I wrote about leopard print, which is undeniably timeless and versatile. But there are other animal prints, such as cheetah, snake, and even cow, to experiment with styling this season. As we sally forth into winter, consider giving your standard black boots a break every so often, as the weather allows, and
Ho ho ho, merry almost Christmas! You know what that means — it’s time to grab your cocoa, fluff up a cozy blanket, and shuffle over to the Christmas tree for our favorite yearly tradition. Kids, gather ’round! We’ve got something very important to talk about… Even if the snow hasn’t shown up yet, the
ARIES – Mar 21-Apr 20 Aries, you have been looking for some new ways to make some extra money, and now might be the time to start putting your plan in motion. Good fortune awaits. TAURUS – Apr 21-May 21 Passion is on your mind this week, Taurus. Get together with a spouse or romantic
With the regular firearms deer season now behind us, hopefully, you have secured some venison for the family to enjoy over the upcoming months. If not, keep in mind that the statewide flintlock season and late archery season are still in effect, both running from December 26, 2025, to January 19, 2026. For those of
After last week’s piece on It’s a Wonderful Life, two readers wrote with additional info on that Christmas classic. My friend Jeff Meadows pointed out that actor Carl Switzer — best known as Alfalfa from the Little Rascals — appears not only in Wonderful Life (annoying dance-partner and swimming-pool opener), but also, quite briefly, in
Well, the deer hunting seasons are winding down; then we have the Flintlock Season. During the Flintlock Season, both antlered and antlerless deer can be hunted, and the season runs from Dec. 26-Jan. 19. Obviously, some hunters will not have to pursue that buck any further since they have already been successful. I’m sure, like
Presenting yourself in the best way possible is important in life. It sets the tone for how people see you, gets you off on the right foot, and shows that you have confidence — that you’re not lazy and that you put real thought into how you carry yourself. Yes, hygiene matters, but something just
The silence that follows a moment of remembrance speaks louder than applause. On December 4th, that silence filled the Lycoming County Commissioners meeting as officials honored those who volunteer to stand between danger and the rest of us. The meeting opened with a brief recognition of the tragic November 26th attack near the White House
Every December, as the familiar melody of “We Three Kings” drifts across radio waves and fills church sanctuaries throughout America, few listeners realize they are experiencing a piece of Lycoming County history. This beloved Christmas carol, the first composed in the United States to achieve widespread popularity, carries within its notes the legacy of a
‘Tis the season to view the glass half full and be grateful you got to drink the other half. This applies whether you’re sipping eggnog, hot chocolate, or your favorite holiday cocktail. As you are celebrating this joyous season with family and friends, please check the political conversation and anything that may be perceived as
Sleighbells are ringing — or is that an alarm reminding me I still have stuff to do? Ehh it’s OK. I have most of what I need to do done, everything else is between Amazon and me, and a small (OK, not too small) stop at the grocery store. OK, multiple grocery stores. It’s fiiiiine.
Wow, the days fly by this time of year as fast as Santa and his trusted reindeer can get from one rooftop to another. As I traveled around in the snow-covered brilliance of the great place we call home, the perfect song was playing on the radio: Dean Martin’s “Baby, It’s Cold Outside.” As always,
It was 11° when I woke up this morning. That can only be described as a stupid temperature. Fairly sure 11° shouldn’t even be an option for a temperature. It reminded me that this time of year, is the perfect time to stay inside, make some hot cocoa and spend time with your family. Create
The Salvation Army is widely recognized during the excitement of the Christmas season, from the sound of bellringing beside red kettles to food and toy assistance for families in need. Yet in Williamsport, another longstanding tradition adds to the joy of the season. (This article is by Lou Hunsinger, Jr. and Emily Fullop) This year
The holiday season is a time for celebration, connection and plenty of delicious food. But for those managing diabetes, this time of year can also bring unique challenges. From festive gatherings to family dinners, the abundance of sweets and rich dishes can make it difficult to keep blood sugar in check. The good news? With
I think my age group is in a really cool stage of life right now. We’re “new adults,” and even though I’m almost 30, it still feels like I’m just figuring this whole adulthood thing out. I mean, technically, I’ve only been an adult for about 12 years, but I digress. What I’m trying to
Skincare can take many forms and looks different for and on different people. A basic routine consists of washing, moisturizing, and SPF protection, while more elaborate processes involve multiple steps, products, and, in some cases, devices. Weekly, monthly, or even yearly treatments may play a role in your skincare and be considered a bit of
Sometimes the most meaningful moments arrive disguised as inconvenience. Who would have thought that a last-minute haircut emergency would deliver one of my most treasured Thanksgiving week memories? Before diving into this story, I must pause to thank my beautiful and patient wife, Marissa, for five wonderful years of marriage, and our children, Briella and
I know, I got the title of this piece backwards; it should be the opposite, “Out with the old-in with the new.” This thought came about as I was reflecting on my early hunting days back in the 60s. I came from a family that had no interest in hunting, except for my grandfather. I
With the recent arrival of our first snowfall of the season, we are gently reminded that Christmas Day is a mere two weeks away! While you may have decided on any major purchases for Christmas gifts this year, there may still be a need for suggestions for “stocking stuffers” or additional gifts under the tree.
A few years ago, a last-minute change of plans left us with unexpected time on our hands, and we decided to head to a South Williamsport girls’ soccer team’s district playoff game. Arriving at the match site shortly before game time, I approached the ticket counter, presented a $20 bill, and asked for two senior
