Following last season’s pandemic shutdown, the Community Arts Center’s 2021 Fall Season is underway! “We are so excited to be able to have shows back here again,” said Courtney Fowler, Community Arts Center marketing manager. “We’ve been waiting for everyone to open back up and we are making sure that everyone can have the experiences…… more »
FUTURE LIVE ON LOCATION BROADCASTS FIRST EVER Last Cookout of Summer Bring the entire family for a splendid time at our very own Backyard Broadcasting Studios! WILQ and our sister stations want you to fill you up on good times and summer favorites this Tuesday!DATE: TUESDAY, SEPT. 21stTIME: 2:00pm – TBDLOCATION: 1685 FOUR MILE DRIVE, WILLIAMSPORT Jon Pardi at…… more »
Backyard broadcasting is seeking an experienced Sales Associate to fill position. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL OUR SALES MANAGER GERALD GETZ AT (570) 323-8200. THANK YOU… more »
DA GARDNER DENIES PROSECUTION OF PARENTS AND CHILDREN FOR MASKS There will be no prosecution of parents or children for refusing to wear a mask at school. According to District Attorney Ryan Gardner in a statement last Friday, explaining the office had no business with the prosecution in these cases. “The Department of Health’s Order…… more »
JURY SELECTION FOR MURDER TRIAL Jury selection is to begin this morning for a man accused in the 2019 slaying of a woman patronizing a Newberry convenience market. According to a media outlet, Ikeem Fogan, 23, of Williamsport faces trial for allegedly shooting and killing Rhonda McPeak and wounding JoBeth Wetzel during a botched burglary…… more »
MARIJUANA ARREST ON BU CAMPUS A Bloomsburg University Police Officer said he waited unnoticed and watched a man in the backseat of his vehicle weigh what appeared to be marijuana. Hamid Kaba of Collingdale, was inside his vehicle with a dome light on when officers observed him inside a parking garage on campus. The Officer positioned…… more »
A MASKING LOOPHOLE FOUND An apparent loophole in Pennsylvania’s mask mandate for schools is making it easier for some students to go to class without having to cover their faces. The state health secretary’s order requiring masks includes an exemption for students who claim it would cause or worsen a medical condition. But there’s no…… more »
