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WASD Celebrates Grand Opening of Millionaire Legacy Center and Other Hilltop Improvements
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (October 2, 2026) — Williamsport Area School District officially opened its new Millionaire Legacy Center on Friday, September 25, during its Homecoming football game. Community members, school officials, students, contractors, and local government representatives gathered to celebrate the completion of the facility as part of the district’s Homecoming festivities.
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Amanda Owen to Speak on the Journey of the Justice
Williamsport- The Thomas T. Taber Museum of the Lycoming County Historical Society will be hosting a lecture by Amanda Owen on Sunday, October 18, 2026 at 2pm. Amanda Owen is the Executive Director of the Justice Bell Foundation, a nonprofit organization located in Ardmore, in Delaware County. “Our mission is to educate, inspire and mobilize current and future voters. As part of our mission, we present an inspiring Pennsylvania story about the Justice Bell, an icon of the women's suffrage movement, to the public.” The Justice Bell traveled through Lycoming County August 11 and 12, 1915, promoting women’s voting rights.
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Gallery 255 hosts paintings by Williamsport artist Steve Bower
Lewisburg, Pa. — Gallery 255 at the Public Library for Union County will feature the diverse works of Williamsport artist Steve Bower throughout the month of October. The exhibition will showcase Bower’s work across multiple mediums including acrylic and watercolor paintings as well as porcelain sculptures. With a longstanding dedication to the arts, Bower brings a broad range of creative experience and artistic expression to the gallery. Bower earned a bachelor’s degree in art from Mansfield University and has continued to pursue his passion for creating and exploring different artistic mediums. During October, Transitions of PA will also have a display in the library lobby highlighting the organization’s resources and statistics in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The community is encouraged to stop by the library during business hours to enjoy the gallery exhibition and lobby display, free of charge. The Public Library for Union County is at 255 Reitz Blvd., Lewisburg. Hours are 9:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, and 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. Artists and organizations are encouraged to apply to exhibit items of artistic, cultural, and intellectual interest in the library’s gallery and/or display cases. For more information,
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Flick Plans Electronics Recycling Event Saturday
WILLIAMSPORT — State Representative Jamie Flick will hold an electronics recycling event Saturday at his district office in Williamsport. The collection runs from 10am to 1pm at 1000 Commerce Park Drive. Many items will be accepted free, including computers, smartphones, tablets, routers, cameras, game consoles, power tools, chargers and...
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Barry King Memorial Bridge inspection starts today
Northumberland, Pa. — Drivers can expect minor traffic disruptions next week on the Barry King Memorial Bridge (Route 11) in Northumberland, Northumberland County, and Union Township, Union County, for a bridge inspection. On Wednesday, Sept. 30, and Thursday, Oct. 1, drivers can expect shoulder closures and lane shifts on the Barry King Memorial Bridge while a PennDOT bridge crew inspects the bridge using an underbridge crane. Work will be performed between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m., weather permitting. Drivers should be alert, reduce speeds, watch for lane shifts, and drive with caution through the work zone. Travelers can check conditions on major roads at www.511PA.com .
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Mifflinburg Sheetz undergoing remodel project
Mifflinburg, Pa. — A Union County Sheetz store is closed until next year for a remodel project. The Mifflinburg Sheetz at 240 East Chestnut Street closed last Monday, Sept. 14 so that the location could be remodeled, according to Nick Ruffner, public affairs manager for Sheetz. Ruffner expects the store to reopen early next year. The remodeled store will include new gas pumps, allowing 10 vehicles to fuel at once. The remodel project also will include alterations to the layout to best accommodate customer traffic including self-checkout stations and enhancements to the self-service beverage bars, Ruffner said. Employees at the Mifflinburg location were offered temporary positions elsewhere in the company while the remodel is underway. Sheetz has closed other stores in the region for remodel projects or refreshes. The Linden store in Lycoming County closed last month for a refresh and is expected to reopen in October. The Danville store also closed last year for several months for a full remodel.
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Williamsport voted second-best place to live in Pennsylvania
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Road along Route 6 in Charleston Township to be resurfaced
MONTOURSVILLE, Pa. (WETM) – According to a release from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT), about 4 miles of road along Route 6 will be milled and resurfaced to improve road quality. Between Cherry Flats Road and just past Memorial Garden Road, roadwork will start on Wednesday, Sept. 30, and is expected to be completed […]
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Lane restrictions after crash in Lycoming County
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Small change to music lineup ahead of Bloomsburg Fair
BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — The 171st Bloomsburg Fair is less than 24 hours away, and there has been a slight change to the musical line-up for this year’s festival. According to an update posted to the Bloomsburg Fair’s official Facebook page, Sammy Kershaw will no longer be performing at the fair due to doctor’s orders […]
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Before Middle East deployment, Pa. Guard dad surprises daughter
Christmas came a little early for National Guard Staff Sgt. Wade Morehart's daughter this year. The Williamsport-area guardsman gave his 2-year-old a stuffed wolf, originally intended as a holiday gift, two weeks ago, knowing he'd be overseas this year. While she has other presents set aside for Dec. 25, Morehart said his daughter loves stuffed animals. He wanted her to have something to remind her of dad. "She loves it," he told the Lebanon Daily News. "She's actually been taking it to bed and stuff like that, so I got her all of her gifts early before I left." Morehart is one of 260 guard members from the Pennsylvania National Guard’s B and C companies, 1st Battalion, 109th Infantry Regiment. They were recognized during a deployment ceremony at Fort Indiantown Gap on Sept. 24. They'll soon depart for a year-long deployment to the Middle East as part of Operation Spartan Shield. Officials said the companies will be supporting U.S. Central Command and partner forces with security objectives in the region. Captain James Hughes, company commander of Charlie Company, said the companies will be mostly providing security operations across Kuwait. When the units started training for the mission, they were originally