Recreation

Museum's Open House Recognizes National Little League Week

2 hours 55 min ago

Little League International and the Peter J. McGovern Little League Museum will open its doors to the public for free tours and other events on Saturday, June 16, in recognition of National Little League Week.

The museum will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for the open house with admission free all day. more»

Muncy Cup Golf Tournament Offers Over $15,000 in Contest Prizes

6 days 2 hours ago
Muncy’s Kiwanis Club, Historical Society's 2010 “Muncy Cup” Winners

MUNCY – Play golf with family or friends this year when the Muncy Historical Society and Muncy Area Kiwanis Club sponsor the 13th annual Muncy Cup Golf Tournament on June 9, 2012 at the Vintage Course at White Deer. more»

Newberry Park Spring Festival Set

3 weeks 2 days ago
Spring flowerw and a picket fence. (Photo by JaneArt, courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)

The 2nd Annual Spring Festival and Flea Market will be held in Newberry Park on Saturday, May 5th, 8:00 AM TO 3:00 PM.

Sponsored by the Newberry Community Partnership, the event is an NCP fundraiser to support neighborhood revitalization and promote community pride and participation. more»

Calling All Ping Pong Players!

3 weeks 6 days ago
Ping Pong Parlor Participants

Want to dust off that old ping pong paddle you stored away in your basement or attic? Want to see if that talent you had as a kid, in the armed services, or in college is still there? Want to get some exercise and meet some real table tennis nuts? more»

Walking Tour, Community Mapping Exercise Set

5 weeks 6 days ago

A walking tour and community mapping exercise, sponsored by the Merrill W. Linn Land & Waterways Conservancy and led by environmental consultant Brian Auman and representatives of Susquehanna Greenway Partnership, is scheduled for Saturday, April 14 starting at 10 am. more»

NCC8 Finds Mysterious Artifact

9 weeks 1 hour ago

Imagine going back 1,000 years ago to the banks of the West Branch of the Susquehanna River. At that time, the area was inhabited only by Native Americans. more»

Pounding Pavement 5k for PKU--in Lycoming County

30 weeks 6 days ago

Mark Hauck of Milton is on a personal mission.  When his niece was diagnosed with phenylketonuria, or PKU, shortly after her birth three years ago, Hauck began raising funds to help find a cure.

His first two solo fundraisers included walking 130 miles across Massachusetts, and bicycling 150 miles across Pennsylvania. more»

Spend a Weekend in Historic Muncy

33 weeks 18 hours ago
The Storm’s antique collection have been borrowed for the Palmer Museum’s PA Tri-Centennial Exhibit at Penn State University and featured in Colonial Homes magazine.

MUNCY – Experience the beauty and charm of one of Pennsylvania’s finest communities as the Muncy Historical Society hosts its annual Historic Homes and Walking Tour from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, October 16. more»

Quehanna Area Trails Club Hike

34 weeks 16 hours ago

The Quehanna Area Trails Club will lead an easy 3-mile fall hike in the Moshannon State Forest, along the Mosquito Creek Trail to Ardell Rd. more»

First Friday Event Focuses on Connectors to Susquehanna River Walk and Extension

34 weeks 1 day ago

It was one of the Susquehanna Greenway’s original demonstration projects: local officials spent years pursuing state and federal funds for it, and it was completed by Lycoming County in early 2010.

On Oct. 7, the Susquehanna River Walk will be the centerpiece of a First Friday event beginning in Williamsport and more»

Ground Broken for Williamsport Skatepark

34 weeks 2 days ago

A three-year dream came to fruition on Monday, thanks to community members and government leaders working closely together.

Ground was broken for the Lifland Skatepark in Williamsport, on West Fourth Street between Elm Park and the original Little League baseball field.

Lake Chillisquaque Now Open

34 weeks 5 days ago

The Chilisuagi Trail that goes around the lake is now open again for public use.

 

"Everything is now open and getting back to normal," Jon Beam, Montour Preserve Program Director said.

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Corvettes Rev into Muncy Sept. 17

37 weeks 1 day ago
(Photo courtesy of MPBA via Facebook)

Details for the annual corvette show in Muncy were discussed during last Thursday’s monthly meeting of the Muncy Professional and Business Association.

The organization has successfully partnered with the Susquehanna Valley Corvette Club to display nearly 150 cars on Saturday, Sept. 17, as the “Fourth Annual Corvette Show/Artists in Our Own Backyard” festival begins. more»

Quehanna Area Trails Club September Hike

37 weeks 2 days ago

The QATC will lead on September 10 a moderate 4-mile hike in the Moshannon and Elk State Forests, walking Deibel Road, Porcupine Draft (Quehanna Trail), to Red Run Road.  Meet off the Quehanna Highway and Deibel Road, aka Lincoln Road by Smokey the Bear (near Mile Marker 11)--a little ways in opposite the DCNR Maintenance building at 9:30 a.m.  Bring lunch and water.  If question more»

Uptown Music Collective to Benefit from annual Hudock Moyer Classic Charity Golf Event

41 weeks 6 days ago

The Uptown Music Collective, a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization recognized by many to be the premier source of music education in the area will be the beneficiary of the 6th Annual Hudock Moyer Classic Charity Golf Event to be held Friday, Aug. 12 at the Clinton County Country Club. more»

Evangelical Holds 25th Annual Golf Tournament

48 weeks 6 days ago

LEWISBURG—Evangelical Community Hospital is extending an invitation to all golfers to play in the 25th Annual Evangelical Golf Classic, sponsored by the Savitz Organization. Proceeds will benefit Evangelical’s Pre-Hospital Services. more»

Boy Scouts Hike the Pine Creek Rail Trail

1 year 4 hours ago

On Saturday, May 21, on what has turned out this year to be a rare, sunny, spring day, Boy Scout Troop 37, from Mooresburg, Pennsylvania (near Danville), was out on a scheduled 20-mile hike along the Pine Creek Rail Trail. Their many footfalls would count towards earning their hiking merit badges. more»

Downtown Dance in Lewisburg

1 year 4 days ago

Downtown Dance, a dance and fitness studio at Downtown Dance located at 434 Market Street in Lewisburg, is offering Dance Camps for youth this summer, ages 3-12.  Dance classes offered are in the genres of ballet, tap, or jazz.   Some classes start June 6.  Visit our website's schedule for date/time specifics at www.downtowndance.org or to register, email downtowndancepa@gmail. more»

Hyner Challenge

1 year 1 week ago

April 18, 2011 was a very wet and windy day in Clinton County, but that did not deter the spirit of 815 people who finished in the 5th annual Hyner Challenge.  This grueling 25-k race traverses Hyner Mountain, which provides runners spectacular scenic views while making three significant climbs totally over 4000 feet of elevation.   more»

Boy Scout Troop 34 Enjoys Pine Creek

1 year 1 week ago

Troop 34 Boy Scouts of America from Bellefonte brought life back to the old Camp Kline and Bonnell Flat areas just below Ramsey Village Friday evening through Sunday morning, May 13-15. During the day Saturday, they canoed down Pine Creek from Black Walnut Bottom below Slate Run Village to Hamilton Bottom above Waterville. more»

Quehanna Area Trails Club to Hike Mohawk Trail

1 year 2 weeks ago

The Quehanna Area Trails Club will lead a 3.5 mile, moderate hike on the Mohawk Trail.  Meet at 9:30 a.m., June 11, at the Mohawk Trail on the Quehanna Highway between Mile Markers 1 and 2.  Bring lunch and water.  If questionable weather or want more info, check with Rose Cheatle, roswitha@ncentral.com, 814-781-1591. The leader will arrange a shuttle if necessary. more»

Challenge at Crystal Lake Adds 5K Health Hike to Annual Trail Run

1 year 4 weeks ago

The third annual Challenge at Crystal Lake is scheduled for Sunday, May 15, 2011. This 15-mile endurance hike/trail run in northcentral Pennsylvania is designed to appeal to the hard-core trail runner, dedicated hiker or those who are reasonably fit and out for a real challenge. more»

Montour Preserve Announces Program Changes and Creative Opportunities

1 year 4 weeks ago

Young Explorers is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. on Friday.
YOUNG EXPLORERS: TOWERING TREES (Ages 3–5) Friday, April 29, 1:30-2:30 p.m. Advance registration required; call 570-437-3131 Environmental Education Center
Presented by: Jon D. Beam, Senior Naturalist more»

Sojourns on the Susquehanna 2011

1 year 4 weeks ago

Paddling a different segment of the Susquehanna each year, sojourners in canoes and kayaks explore
the river, her banks, and the nearby towns and villages. They participate along with local residents in
river-related service projects and programs while learning about the heritage of the region. The Sojourn more»

First Annual Cutters 5K Run to Benefit CDC June 25 at Historic Bowman Field

1 year 5 weeks ago

The Williamsport Crosscutters, in partnership with the Children’s Development Center, will be holding the First Annual Cutters 5K Run, presented by the Blaise Alexander Family Dealerships, on Saturday, June 25 at Historic Bowman Field.
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Time To Join Me On The Rail Trail

1 year 10 weeks ago

Out on March 13, on the Pine Creek Rail Trail, I rode my bicycle for the first time since Jan. 5. more»

'Indian Artifact Magazine' publisher to Present at NCC8 Archaeology Meeting

1 year 12 weeks ago

WILLIAMSPORT -- Native American artifact expert Gary Fogelman will discuss prehistoric tools and stone implements at the upcoming meeting of Northcentral Chapter 8 of the Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology. Fogelman also will bring a display to the 6 p.m. Monday, March 7 meeting at the Lycoming County Historical Society, 858 W. Fourth St. more»

Ready to Bear It

1 year 19 weeks ago
(image from www.bing.com)

The Williamsport Salvation Army’s Polar Bear Plunge will be held Saturday, Jan. 29 at Haywood’s on the Water (formerly the Antlers). Check-in begins at 9 a.m. and the plunging begins at 10 a.m. The entry fee for each participant is $25 and sponsorship forms are available.

Proceeds support our local Salvation Army.
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PA Wilds trails conference to help communities benefit from geocaching trend

1 year 30 weeks ago

Lyn Pilch, a marketing professional whose Madison, Wisconsin-based public relations firm has worked with more than 100 tourism destinations around the country, will be the keynote speaker at the Pennsylvania Wilds Planning Team’s annual trails conference this November.  more»

Missing Mile Marker Found

1 year 30 weeks ago

The missing old stone mile marker L-157
has been spotted on private property in Waterville, and visible looking west from the
southside of the bridge over Little Pine Creek. Historian and cycling enthusiast Dave Kagan is encouraging the DCNR to locate and return mile markers to the Rails to Trail path for the enjoyment of all.

Take a Hiawatha Cruise

1 year 32 weeks ago

Ziplining in New Hampshire (or Mass Plus Momentum Equals 'Holy Cow!')

1 year 32 weeks ago

There I was, perched on the ledge of a platform built in a huge white pine tree 50 feet off the ground getting ready to make my first zipline “jump.” My heart was racing and even though I had seen most of our group go before me it wasn’t much comfort at the moment. The biggest question in my mind was, “Am I actually going to do this?” more»

Golf Tourney Raises Over $25K

1 year 32 weeks ago
The Champion Flight winners of Muncy Valley Hospital’s 25th Annual Golf Invitational are pictured, left to right: Tom Briggs, Mark Huffman, Jack Spotts and BJ Smith.

More than $25,800 was raised at Muncy Valley Hospital’s 25th Annual Invitational Golf Tournament on Sept. 10. Thirty-one foursomes (124 players) participated in this year’s event which was held at Wynding Brook Golf Course, Milton. more»

Boy Scouts Bike the Pine Creek Rail Trail

1 year 33 weeks ago

From Thursday through Saturday, September 23-25, Boy Scout Troop 2028, out of Cherry Flats, bicycled the entire 62-mile length of the Pine Creek Rail Trail from the northern to the southern terminuses. more»

Celebrate the Past at Heritage Days

1 year 33 weeks ago

Each year, hundreds of volunteers participate in the Annual Warrior Run-Fort Freeland Heritage Days recreating the past and interpreting the daily activities of the colonial-era pioneers who settled Central Pennsylvania. more»

Tourney Tallies Over $60,000

1 year 35 weeks ago
Overall net winners (l-r) of the 2010 Susquehanna Health Invitational Golf Tournament: Craig Weckerly, Mark Kuchler, chairman Larry Allison Sr., Chris Sabo and Tom McHale.

Thanks to sponsorships from area businesses and community members, the 29th Annual Susquehanna Health Invitational Golf Tournament raised more than $62,000 to enhance regional healthcare.

On Aug. 16 at the Williamsport Country Club, 112 golfers participated in the tournament to benefit programs and services offered by Susquehanna Health. more»

Find a Fall Festival this Weekend

1 year 35 weeks ago

If you’re considering a weekend spent on chores – cleaning the garage, removing air conditioners, or whatever – you need to get your priorities straight.

The upcoming weekend is filled with regional fall festivals and if you waste time at home, you’ll regret it. more»

'Terror at Bowman' Postponed for 2010

1 year 36 weeks ago

WILLIAMSPORT -- The Williamsport Crosscutters have announced that the “Terror at Bowman” haunted attraction scheduled for October at Historic Bowman Field has been postponed for 2010. more»

Rails-to-Trails Lures Cyclist, Kayaker

1 year 36 weeks ago

JERSEY SHORE -- Greg Hudson drove his pickup truck the roughly 175 miles from his home in Frederick, Md., to the Whitetail Parking Access of the Pine Creek Rail Trail just above Jersey Shore on Saturday morning, Sept. 11. more»

Muncy Historical Society Hosts 8-Square School Social

1 year 37 weeks ago

MUNCY— Muncy Historical Society volunteers will hold their annual school social from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sept. 11 on the grounds of the Eight-Square School in Moreland Township. The school is located on Moreland Baptist Church Road, approximately 5 miles east of Clarkstown on Route 442. This year, parking will be available on school premises. more»

Williamsport Welcomes the World

1 year 38 weeks ago

The crowds came our for the festivities Friday night Williamsport
welcomed the world during the Little League World Series.

Teams,
visitors and local residents experienced Williamsport's historic downtown with
food, games, live music and more in the central business
district between Market and William streets.

Trail Bike Trauma

1 year 38 weeks ago

I heard, “Ahh!!, from behind me. Then she yelled, “Snake!” and proceeded to make noises and shiver like someone dropped a Popsicle down her back.

But let me rewind. more»

Get Ready to Ride/Walk with the 'Y'

1 year 39 weeks ago

JERSEY SHORE -- The Jersey Shore Branch YMCA will be hosting their 7th annual Ride/Walk with the "Y" on Sunday, October 3. more»

Visit with Bob and Dottie Webber

1 year 40 weeks ago

SLATE RUN -- On July 27, 2010, this writer, his wife and two friends experienced the pleasure of visiting the legendary Webbers at their cabin home high above Slate Run on the west side of Pine Creek. more»

Treasure Hunting with the Family

1 year 40 weeks ago

My family headed out for a treasure hunt last week. We walked down a trail that was so dusty it was like taking a shower in dirt. To top it off, it was hot and muggy -- you know, like the Pennsylvania weather we have been having -- and the dust just laid on our skin. more»

Comfort Counts: Maintaining Pine Creek Rail Trail

1 year 40 weeks ago

JERSEY SHORE -- DCNR workers Chuck Diggan and Kevin Finnefrock spent August 11th cleaning the venting systems at comfort stations along the Pine Creek Rail Trail. Near the end of their day's hard work, they stand outside the station at the south end of the village of Cammal. more»

Michigan Duo Bicycles The Pine Creek Rail Trail

1 year 40 weeks ago

JERSEY SHORE -- Driving from their homes in the suburbs of Detroit, Michigan, touring bicycle rider friends Daniel Merchant and Robert Sherman acquainted themselves with the joys of the Pine Creek Rail Trail recently. Leaving their families at home, they arrived at Jersey Shore on Friday, August 6th, parking at the southern terminus on Railroad Street. more»

Joel G. Garrison Children's Day celebrated by free day of swimming and refreshments at Memorial Park Pool

1 year 41 weeks ago

WILLIAMSPORT -- The Joel G. Garrison Children’s Day will be celebrated on Friday, August 13, 2010, at the Memorial Park Pool offering free admission and concession stand refreshments to the public. more»

July 26th Ride of 117 Miles

1 year 42 weeks ago

TORBET VILLAGE -- At 8 a.m. on this beautiful summer day, I bicycled from my Torbert Village home northward, with the intent of going all the way to the northern terminus at Stokesdale Junction. Two flowers were blooming profusely all along the trail—Queen Anne’s Lace and Woodland Sunflower. more»

Ghost Racing at the ELYMCA

1 year 43 weeks ago

MUNCY-Member feedback of new exercise equipment at a local fitness center has been nothing but positive, says a facility representative
“People love these,” Kelly Fry, Wellness Director of the Eastern Lycoming County YMCA (ELYMCA) said during a demonstration of one of the four new Expresso stationary bikes, purchased this month by both the ELYMCA and the River Valley YMCA in Williamsport. more»

Fish & Boat Commission reminds boaters that boating under the influence is a crime

1 year 43 weeks ago

With the summer boating season in full swing, the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) is reminding vacationers that boating under the influence (BUI) is a serious crime and a threat to public safety, a fact underscored last week when an Clinton County man pleaded “no contest” to criminal charges resulting from a 2009 boat crash that killed a 12-year-old girl. more»

'Float Your Fanny' Planned for 2011

1 year 43 weeks ago

Many people in central Pennsylvania have been wondering whatever happened to the “Float Your Fanny in the Susquehanny” float and will it ever return. Sadly, not this year, but community members can get their inner tubes ready because it is being planned for next year. more»

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