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It was as quick as the blink of an eye.
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When Ryan Nittinger and Thomas Smith decided they wanted to build a disc golf course at Indian Park, it turned out so did a lot of other people in the region.
As heroin fades from toxicology reports, and fentanyl and meth become drugs of choice, a heavy-duty horse tranquilizer is a new drug lurking at the edges of the local drug scene.
As Pennsylvania surpasses 50% of residents fully vaccinated, Lycoming County also has risen to just below 40%.
Over 18,000 American flags grace the graves of veterans across Lycoming County. It’s a reflection of the long legacy of wars in which residents of the county have served.
Urie Kline is known as the “World Drumming Guy” at Lycoming College.
Nearly 32% of Lycoming County’s registered voters either turned out to the polls or sent in mail-in ballots for the May 18 Primary.
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Upcoming publication commemorates a statue in Wellsboro and the poem that inspired it
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Second motion to revoke bail successful; Attorney Matthew Ziegler returns to jail
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Three Snydertown residents are dead after police say a suspect broke into their home
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Three Williamsport residents were charged with felonies in connection to the sale of crack cocaine
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Bradford county residents asked to shelter in place as manhunt continues
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Commissioners request books be removed from Pride display at the James V. Brown Library
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Troopers said suspect took a gun with him to ‘kill the victim if he needed to’ in triple homicide
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Coudersport PSP: Woman possessed more than 15,000 unstamped cigarettes
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Man charged with allegedly threatening to kill woman and assaulting her: PSP Milton
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State Police release name of suspect in officer involved shooting
Faced with a financial crisis, loss of work, and an inability to go to the gym, Steven Kurtz was faced with many of the same issues that plagued the world in 2020.
Food scraps, satellite dishes, lawn chairs, car parts. These are just a few of the items pushed into, or left next to, recycling drop-box containers in Lycoming County.
Williamsport, Pa. – Among other action items, the Lycoming County commissioners approved new personnel, funds for the upcoming Gold Star Family Monument, and purchases for the county landfill.
Lycoming County, Pa. – During a recent virtual summit, local leaders highlighted a lack of diversity among businesses and community boards and stressed the need to open the interview process to all ages, races and genders.
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After being reported missing for over 90 days, the body of 16-year-old Maverick Wilton, of Williamsport, was found in the Susquehanna River in Northumberland County.
Mayor Dave Lechniak had a presence that would fill up a room and as a lifelong resident of South Williamsport his impact in the borough will be missed.
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For a boy doctors said would never speak, Daniel Temons, of Loyalsock Township, sure has a lot to say. He’s a 26-year-old who loves his family, has a passion for entertaining, a lifelong love of Jim Henson’s The Muppets, and dreams of working for Hollywood’s Henson Studios. Daniel also has …
He wasn’t riding the bus everyday, or carrying piles of books into the classroom, but in September, 2018, 5-year-old Oliver Doyle wanted a backpack. It took some convincing to get his mother Melissa Doyle on board, but soon the pair were on their way to Walmart.
EDITORS NOTE: Healing Hands is an ongoing series featuring the personal stories of health care workers who spend their days on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
It’s feeding time on the Taylor farm near Allenwood and Katelyn Taylor makes the short walk from her home to the barn where she keeps her five dairy heifers.
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EDITORS NOTE: Healing Hands is an ongoing series featuring the personal stories of health care workers who spend their days on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The delay of the Pennsylvania Primary has added more time for mail-in votes, and so far over 6,000 people in Lycoming County have applied for mail-in ballots, according to voter services.
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No more group meetings. No more drug tests. No more in-person counseling. No more jobs.
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Amid quarantine isolation, suicide numbers are spiking, and children and youth workers fear unreported cases of abuse don’t paint an accurate picture of the struggles area families face.
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As businesses throughout Lycoming County cautiously open their doors, some in county leadership are calling for the government to step back and individuals to hold each other accountable.
