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  • Smoke Happens0

    I hope that, as you’re reading this, the beautiful summertime sunrises, sunsets, and blue skies have returned. At press time, almost 900 wildfires were burning in Canada, to go along with more than a dozen across Northern Minnesota that were providing our local smoke screen. As the smoke was hugging the ground and I was

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  • Reading is Fundamental0

    For generations, parents assumed that if they sent their children to school, reading would simply take care of itself. Today, many families are realizing that’s no longer something they can take for granted. Whether you subscribe to conspiracy theories or not, there is no denying that reading proficiency has declined, and many teachers, parents, and

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  • And I Quote…0

    I am a pretty simple guy. I really appreciate and try to give thanks for the simple things in life. I have found that the times I get the most stressed are usually the times I overthink things. So I try to keep life as simple as possible. I like routines. I like plans. I

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  • “Elk Expo” Slated for July 25 and 260

    The celebration of an interesting and unique creature in a county named for it is one of the main ideas behind the “Elk Expo” held in the appropriately named Elk County, the weekend of July 25 and 26. It is located at the Elk Country Visitors Center in Benezette, Pa. The Elk Expo, started in

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  • Montoursville Wins Tournament0

    Montoursville went undefeated to win the Steve Kreamer Memorial Minor League Tournament. Bottom left to right: Russell Christman, Gannon Kita, Harrison Twigg, Gabe Klotz, Troy Boob Middle Row left to right: Kaiden McMunn, Ryker Kukucha, Glenn Smith III, James Gleason, Aubrey Alexander, Beckett Kimble Coaches Left to Right: Jake Gleason, Glenn Smith, Glenn Smith II,

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  • UPMC Expert: Staying Healthy During Summer Travel0

    Summer is one of the busiest times of year for travel. Whether heading to the beach, visiting family, camping, taking a cruise, or traveling internationally, a little planning can help prevent common illnesses that can quickly derail a trip. While many travel-related illnesses are mild, some can lead to dehydration or the need for medical

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  • Invites Only0

    The 96th Williamsport Invitational is underway. The premier better-ball partners golf tournament is fantastic. It is one of the best in the state. I haven’t teed it up in several years, but many of my friends are in the field. There is always a nice mixture of talent. Young and old. The very best amateurs

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  • Community Comes Together for Record-Breaking Kicks 4 Canines Soccer Tournament0

    A summer weekend in Montoursville brought together far more than youth soccer. Families, volunteers, local businesses, and nonprofit organizations united for the third annual Kicks 4 Canines, helping make the tournament’s largest year yet while supporting a meaningful community cause. Hosted at McCall Middle School by UnitedGoals USA in partnership with the Montoursville Lady Warriors

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  • The Roving Sportsman… Stinging Nettle and Indian Pipes0

    A hike through forests and fields this time of year can produce some interesting results. Not only does one have the opportunity to observe the antics and activities of young birds and mammals, but many other interesting sights and sounds abound. A frequent sight during the early light of a new day is the presence

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  • It’s White!0

    A week or so ago, some friends called me and sent me some photos of blackbirds at their river lot property. There were five blackbirds, but one was more white with some dark markings. When I studied the photos, it certainly appeared to be one of the blackbirds, but with the odd coloration. After some

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  • County Hall Corner: Planning Pays Off0

    The Lycoming County Commissioners gathered to address several interconnected issues affecting the region, from youth violence to economic development to the practical mechanics of keeping government operating smoothly. Commissioner Scott Metzger opened the discussion by addressing the recent shooting near Williamsport’s Memorial Park and the visible spike in violent crime among local teenagers. Rather than

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  • Fall Trends 20260

    I know it’s been sweltering, and we are hopefully all in the throes of summer adventure, however if you haven’t started planning for fall by now, you’re already behind. I say this as a person who found herself buying decorative Halloween pillows on July 12th. So yes, here in July with 90°+ days, I’ve already

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  • Baseball – the Thrills & Ills0

    Regardless of one’s endeavor, successfully performing a feat with 43,863 partisan fans wildly cheering against you is not for the faint of heart. But St. Louis Cardinals slugger Jordan Walker was more than equal to the task, blasting six home runs on his final six swings to edge Philadelphia Phillies favorite Kyle Schwarber 12-11 in

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  • The Red, White, and Blue of July0

    Thanks to Editor Steph for holding my spot on Page 2 last week. If you read her column, I left the office, and I was bound and determined there would be fireworks above the Market Street Bridge on the 4th of July. And that’s exactly what I did, although it might have gone unnoticed by

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  • Mountie QUEST and Some Other Stuff…

    Mountie QUEST and Some Other Stuff…0

    I want to take a second to tell you about an office visit and fundraiser. For those of you who don’t know, I graduated from South Williamsport in 19-mind-your-own-business. At the time, my guidance counselor was Fred Wood. Mr. Wood stops in the office to see me from time to time, and I always appreciate

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  • Coffee and Conversation0

    Ever since Beau was old enough to leave the house, we have found ourselves at Griggs Coffee in Montoursville with my new group of friends. When you become a dad, or a parent in general, there is a joke that the moment you leave the hospital, you think, “How did they let me take this

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  • 2nd Annual River Valley Film Festival Happens July 17 to 190

    The red carpet will be rolled out, and the atmosphere in downtown Williamsport near the AMC Theater will resemble a glitzy Hollywood movie premiere when the Second Annual River Valley Film Festival kicks off on Friday evening, July 17, beginning at 5 p.m. The event will feature vendors, music, food, and a literal red-carpet experience

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  • The Roving Sportsman… Where Have All the Fireflies Gone?0

    This time of year, as the sun has set and darkness takes over the landscape, a magical thing begins to happen across the lawns and fields throughout rural Pennsylvania. It is the appearance of fireflies! Each summer, as they begin to show up dancing about in the night sky, I quickly flash back to my

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  • Fishing After Dark0

    Why would anybody want to go fishing after dark? I’m an avid fisherman, but I’ll be honest, I’ve had no interest in heading out fishing these past couple of weeks due to the sweltering heat and intense sun. I can’t imagine sitting out in the middle of a lake in a boat with temperatures pushing

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  • Summer Accessories0

    Last week, we explored summer jewelry trends and how they can elevate warm-weather basics. Last month, we did a rundown of summer scarves. But necklaces and kerchiefs aren’t the only accessories for summer you can use to experiment with your style. With temperatures rising, staring into your closet most mornings during a heatwave often leads

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  • Celebration0

    While the smoke from the various fireworks shows celebrating America 250 has long since faded away, the sights and sounds of the holiday spectacular remain vividly entrenched in my memory, as does the reluctance and disdain emanating from those using the very freedoms provided by this country to bash the nation, even on the occasion

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  • ROW. ROW. ROW.0

    I don’t know about you, but I am totally glued. I can’t get enough. I watch every minute of every game. I have always been a fan, but this is quite wild. No matter who takes the field, I am tuned in for each game. The 2026 FIFA World Cup is legit. Setting records on

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  • UPMC Expert: Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease And the Importance of Brain Health0

    Many people experience occasional forgetfulness as they age, such as misplacing keys or forgetting a name for a moment. Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia are different. They involve changes in memory, thinking, language, judgment, or behavior that become significant enough to interfere with daily life. What Alzheimer’s Disease Is Alzheimer’s disease is the

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  • Too Hot to Cook

    Too Hot to Cook0

    You are correct. I am not in fact Jimmy. As of this writing we are a couple of days ahead of the 4th of July, and the last I saw him he was headed toward the Market St. bridge bound and determined to get us fireworks one way or another. Hopefully I don’t need bail

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  • Dino at the Beach0

    This week’s article is kind of a continuation of how I ended last week’s. I finished with this: “Our generation needs strong, present, resilient parents. Moms and dads working together as a team.” That thought stuck with me. The inspiration for this week’s article came after Lauren and I took Beau on his first beach

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  • The Roving Sportsman… Start Planning for Fall Food Plots0

    Although we are at the beginning of the summer season, it is not too early to focus on fall food plots; in fact, the time could not be better to begin the process. To do it well, there is planning, research, and fieldwork to do, and with the drier weather we seem to be having,

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  • 155th Lycoming County Fair Takes Place July 8 to 180

    If you enjoy good food, tractor pulls, demolition derbies, great grandstand shows, agricultural displays, and arts and crafts, the 155th Lycoming County Fair in Hughesville is the place to be. County fairs like the Lycoming County Fair started as events where local farmers showed their best livestock and crops. Over time, they have grown into

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  • Turkey Hunting’s “Grand Slam”

    Turkey Hunting’s “Grand Slam”0

    I’ll be quick to admit that calling in a turkey is one of my favorite hunting adventures, and if I managed to pick up a gobbler every year in Pennsylvania, I would be tickled pink, but that doesn’t always happen. Of course, some hunters are successful every year, and there are even some hunters who

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  • County Hall Corner: Lycoming Legislates and Learns0

    The Lycoming County Commissioners moved their weekly meeting to Wednesday, June 24, breaking from their standard Thursday schedule to address an urgent matter that demanded immediate action. The shift signaled the gravity of what was about to unfold. Data center development has accelerated across Pennsylvania, and Lycoming County suddenly found itself at a crossroads. The

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  • Jewelry Trends0

    One of the easiest and chicest ways to update your outfit in the summer is with jewelry. I’ve been opting lately for simple garments like pull-on linen pants, white tanks, and Velcro-strap sandals for my daily look. In general, summer style has fewer layers, lighter fabrics, and plays into a “throw it on and go”

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