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Shikellamy to play for first district title in 16 years

The last time Shikellamy had 9 wins in a season was in 2017. Since then, the Braves program has only won 11 games up until last season when. Mike Hoover took over his alma mater and led them to 5 wins. Thomas Pollock, Shikellamy Senior says, “I think it's really...

Sunbury, PA · 11h
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Lebanon County rushing record now held by a New Covenant Dutchman

Like many incredible athletic achievements, New Covenant Christian School senior Yama Navarro’s performance on the gridiron two Fridays ago featured aspects of speed, power and stamina. Not only did it require mental toughness, emotional balance and discipline, it also demonstrated elements of maturity, dedication, and development. Like many individual...

Lebanon County, PA · 3d
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PennDOT warns drivers about snow squalls; NEPA has seen massive pileups over the years

MONTOURSVILLE, LYCOMING CO. (WOLF) — PennDOT is urging drivers to use caution as winter weather could bring snow squalls, blowing snow and icy roads to parts of northern Pennsylvania. Snow squalls can quickly cover roads and sharply reduce visibility, sometimes with little warning. If the National Weather Service issues...

Schuylkill County, PA · 23h
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Knights fall to Penn State Lehigh Valley

Knights sports update: After the game described below, The Knights lost to Navy, in Annapolis, 102-46, on Nov. 8, making the record 0-3. The Knights will face Penn State Schuylkill on Thursday at 8 p.m., in Schuylkill Haven. The Knightly News doesn’t cover Central Penn away games. Read about the Central Penn-Navy game on the Knights Athletics page.

Schuylkill Haven, PA · 2d
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Montour County Trails Face Hunting Season Closures

DANVILLE — Trail users in Montour County are being reminded to take extra precautions as hunting season continues. The Montour Area Recreation Commission says deer archery season runs through November 20, followed by firearms season beginning November 28. MARC says Hopewell Park and Danville Borough Farm trails will close...

Montour County, PA · 3d

Skook News

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Blue Mountain Girls Advance to PIAA Soccer Quarterfinals; Boys Fall to Holy Ghost Prep

Blue Mountain's girls soccer team advanced to the 2026 PIAA Class 3A quarterfinals with a 2-1 victory over Conrad Weiser on November 10. The Blue Mountain boys' season ended with an 8-1 loss to Holy Ghost Prep in the first round. Blue Mountain PIAA Soccer Results: November 10, 2026 2026 PIAA Class 3A first-round soccer results Division Final Score Class 3A Girls Blue Mountain 2 , Conrad Weiser 1 Class 3A Boys Holy Ghost Prep 8 , Blue Mountain 1 Blue Mountain vs. Radnor: Girls Soccer State Quarterfinals Blue Mountain will face Radnor in the PIAA Class 3A girls soccer quarterfinals. The game is scheduled to take place at Emmaus High School at 12:00pm on Saturday, November 14, 2026.

Schuylkill Haven, PA · 1d

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Bridge Work To Cause Delays On Route 54

DANVILLE — Drivers along Route 54 in Montour County can expect more and longer delays next week as a $30 million intersection and bridge reconstruction continues. PennDOT says crews will begin moving a crane into position Monday to remove existing beams from the Mahoning Creek bridge. The work is...

Montour County, PA · 4h

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Jones Named MAC Wrestler of the Week

CLEVELAND, Ohio - Justin Jones (Orange County, Va./Locust Grove) delivered an undefeated weekend for the Bloomsburg wrestling team, posting a 5-0 record across the Journeymen Wranglemania duals and Journeymen Collegiate Classic in Bethlehem, Pa. and was named the MAC Wrestler of the Week, Tuesday afternoon. Jones earned two technical falls...

Bloomsburg, PA · 2d

NorthcentralPA.com

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North Shore Railroad’s Veterans Benefit Voyage raises $16,000

Northumberland, Pa. — North Shore Railroad Company & Affiliates has raised $16,000 for two veterans nonprofits through its third annual Veterans Benefit Voyage. The railroad presented checks of $8,000 each to Hunts for Healing and Expedition Orange on Nov. 4. Heavy rain at the primary event, held July 18 at Test Track Park during Berwick’s World War II Weekend, reduced ridership in the year’s first voyage. To make up the difference, the railroad added proceeds from some ticket sales from later passenger events, including rides at Stallion Infrastructure in Montoursville on Aug. 22 and during Danville’s Heritage Festival, to make the donation more substantial. Hunts for Healing offers outdoor recreation such as fishing and hunting for wounded warriors and is run entirely by volunteers. Expedition Orange uses horse and rider to raise national awareness and support for Vietnam veterans and families affected by Agent Orange exposure, and gives $1,000 to a veterans home in each state it visits. Both organizations pledge to put 100% of donations toward veterans. In 2024, the railroad dedicated two locomotives to members of the U.S. military: LVRR 9052, the Veterans Unit, and LVRR 9050, the Memorial Unit. This year’s rides also featured the railroad’s Semiquincentennial

Northumberland, PA · 2d

Wellsboro Gazette

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Danville Route 11 paving finishes two weeks early

Danville, Pa. — A $1.6 million paving project on Route 11 in Danville Borough and Mahoning Township, Montour County, is complete, PennDOT announced Tuesday. The project finished two weeks ahead of schedule, the department said. HRI, Inc. was the prime contractor for the resurfacing between Railroad Street in Danville Borough and Clinic Road in Mahoning Township. Work included base repairs, milling, resurfacing, line painting and sign upgrades. Work began Oct. 5 and was completed the week of Nov. 10.

Danville, PA · 1d

Lebanon Daily News

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Giving out awards to Lebanon County's top football players in 2026

Playoff football is here. Lebanon County’s regular season is finished and four local teams made it to District 3’s 2026 playoffs. The first 10 games of the season were full of action and local competitors made headlines at every stop. We’ve decided on honors from Lebanon County’s latest football campaign as seven awards highlight local teams and individuals in 2026. Before the District 3 playoffs keep rolling, here’s the best honors from local regular season play. WATCH: Cedar Crest's Reyes talks playoff comeback, eight score game Local: Northern Lebanon freshman makes top-100 placing in PIAA cross country Most Valuable Player: Roman Russek (Sr.), Palmyra Cougars Russek was dominant as a dual-threat talent in 2026 and Palmyra’s quarterback finished second among the PIAA’s top scorers by the end of his senior year. Through 10 games, Russek combined for 30 touchdowns to set the Cougars’ single-season touchdowns record, while finishing 121-of-180 for 1,439 passing yards and adding 742 rushing yards. Palmyra’s 6-foot-2 senior put up four games with four-plus touchdowns, including consecutive games with five scores between Weeks 3-4. Russek pushed Palmyra to its best season since 2017 and he deserves Lebanon County’s 2026 MVP award for his brilliance. Game of the

Lebanon County, PA · 3d

NorthcentralPA.com

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Sunbury Thomas Edison Bridge to have overnight lane closures

Sunbury, Pa. — Crews will remove the overhead sign structure on the Thomas Edison Bridge over the Susquehanna River between Northumberland and Sunbury on Wednesday, Nov. 11, and Thursday, Nov. 12, PennDOT said. The work will run overnight from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. Drivers can expect intermittent short-term lane closures controlled by flaggers, according to a District 3-0 release. The work is part of a $3.7 million road and bridge improvement project that continues on Front Street (Routes 405 and 61) in Sunbury and on the Thomas Edison and Joseph Priestley bridges in Upper Augusta Township, Northumberland County. Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc. is the prime contractor. The project is expected to be completed in November, PennDOT said. Additional work listed in the release includes milling and resurfacing on Front Street in Sunbury and Bridge Avenue in Upper Augusta Township, overhead sign replacement on the Thomas Edison Bridge, epoxy overlay and lighting upgrades on the Thomas Edison and Joseph Priestley bridges, guide rail upgrades, tree trimming and pavement markings. Travelers can check conditions on major roads at 511PA.com .

Sunbury, PA · 2d

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LVEDC seeks interest in rehabbing old YMCA property in Lebanon city

Lebanon Valley Economic Development Corporation officials conducted a tour of the vacant YMCA at Willow and Ninth streets on Friday, Nov. 6, to drum up community support for renovations of the dilapidated building. “The purpose was to raise awareness about the property being for sale,” said LVEDC president and CEO...

Lebanon, PA · 4h

Wellsboro Gazette

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Commonwealth U honors 3 Keepers of Flame

Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education has named three Commonwealth University individuals as a recipient of the fifth Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Keepers of the Flame Award. Award recipients are Albert Jones, athletic director at Lock Haven; Madelyn Rodriguez, executive director, Diversity, Inclusion, and Multicultural Affairs at Bloomsburg; and...

Lock Haven, PA · 1d

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Food safety inspections in Lebanon County for week of Nov. 9

6 – 201.13 Floor and Wall Junctions, Coved, and Enclosed or Sealed. The rear back door to the outside had a gap underneath, allowing light and pest entry. November 5, 2026 | 4 Fisher Ave., Jonestown, PA 17038. No violations found. Fort Zeller Elementary School. November 4, 2026 |...

Lebanon County, PA · 3d

The Shenandoah (PA) Sentinel

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Route 209 could reopen in 6-8 weeks as rockslide repairs continue

NESQUEHONING – Work is well underway to restore Route 209 in Carbon County after a... The article Route 209 could reopen in 6-8 weeks as rockslide repairs continue first appeared on The Shenandoah Sentinel .

Carbon County, PA · 2d

Lebanon Daily News

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PA official touts Lebanon County substance abuse treatment efforts

Pennsylvania Secretary of Drug and Alcohol Programs Dr. Latika Davis-Jones visited the Lebanon Comprehensive Treatment Center on Tuesday, Nov. 10, to highlight the need for expanding substance abuse treatment centers in rural areas. The secretary toured the treatment center's facilities with administrators and local leaders, and spoke with a resident about his recovery journey. Officials said the center serves more than 400 Lebanon County residents annually at its Schneider Drive facility. Davis-Jones told reporters that the Lebanon facility gives people access to outpatient treatment, counseling and connections needed to combat addiction. "We're excited that they are offering a continuum of services for individuals in this region, especially because we know here in rural settings (residents) need access," she said. The Lebanon Comprehensive Treatment Center is one of more than 750 licensed substance use disorder treatment facilities across the commonwealth. The outpatient drug and alcohol treatment facility delivers medication-assisted treatment, also known as MAT, to adults age 18 and older who are struggling with opioid use disorder. Center director Kylee Zeller said there are around 15 staff members working with the residents who come in and use the facility's services. "The hardest steps that people make are walking through those two

Lebanon County, PA · 1d

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Danville-Riverside Food Bank Plans Thanksgiving Giveaway

DANVILLE — The Danville-Riverside Food Bank will hold its annual Feed-a-Friend Thanksgiving food giveaway this Saturday, 10am to 1pm. The distribution will be held at Shiloh United Church of Christ on Bloom Street in Danville. Registration is required through the Good Samaritan Mission at 570-275-2500, extension 5. Organizers say...

Danville, PA · 2d

NorthcentralPA.com

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Columbia, Lycoming County libraries win state grants

Harrisburg, Pa. — The Columbia County Traveling Library and the James V. Brown Library in Lycoming County are among 26 libraries throughout Pa. sharing more than $243,000 in Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) Action Grants administered by the Pa. Department of Education. The Columbia County Traveling Library received $10,000 for a project that creates Community Access Points in everyday gathering places to bring digital access, books, and resources directly to residents experiencing economic hardship across Columbia County. The James V. Brown Library received $9,390 for All Are Welcome: District Sensory Welcoming Kits, which will provide Sensory Welcoming Kits to all district libraries to support neurodiverse youth with tools that promote regulation, comfort, and inclusive participation during library visits. Action Grants provide up to $10,000 per project for initiatives that strengthen library services, address local needs, deepen partnerships, and build organizational capacity. Eligible projects may focus on adult or youth services, community engagement, staff training, technology and digital access, or innovative programming. “Libraries are the cornerstones of their communities, providing critical resources to patrons,” said Secretary of Education Carrie Rowe. “This funding will help libraries serve the diverse and unique needs of their local residents by creating innovative educational programming

Lycoming County, PA · 2d

abc27 News

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Nearly two dozen veterans receive free dental care in Lebanon County

LEBANON COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — Wednesday night’s Hometown Heroes gave back to veterans with a free day of dentistry. Dental 365 in Lebanon County provided complimentary dental care to veterans this past Sunday at Lebanon Family Dental, including cleanings, X-rays and fillings. The organization started the free program a few years back for an employee’s […]

Lebanon County, PA · 1d