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 MUMMER’S DAY PARADE / SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT Citing safety and weather concerns, along with the challenges of rescheduling bands, floats and participants, all activities planned for the 2021 Mummer’s Parade have been cancelled. COUNTRY STORE ANTIQUES The first Country Store Antiques anniversary will be live on WILQ from 11:00am – 1:00pm…… 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 »
A FORMAL REQUEST FOR REMOVAL OF CHARGES A former Williamsport city police officer asked a judge for charges of misconduct to be removed. Eric Derr, of Cogan Station, the charges regarding alleged abuse of police powers and stemmed from traffic stops and a retail theft. Charges include, but were not limited to, unsworn falsification,…… more »
A NEW ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS There is a new associate director of admissions at Pennsylvania College of Technology. Previously, Jen M. Cullin-Hetrick was the coordinator of admissions events and communications and also an admissions counselor. Now, Cullin-Hetrick has the title of associate director of admissions Penn College. According to SUN Gazette, in her position,…… more »
NEARING COURT DATE A homicide hearing is nearing and last week the case came to Union County Court. The case in question, a homicide case against a truck driver accused of killing and dumping the body of a former model in February. Union County Public Defender Brian Ulmer, representing the accused, Tracy Ray Rollins Jr.,…… more »
CLEAN WATER ACTION PLAN Lycoming County’s Clean Water Action Plan offers a way to proactively address flooding and pollution that affects county farms and homes with increasing occurrences. The price tag, however, is $36.7 million. According to Eve Adrian, the county’s natural resources planner and the plan’s coordinator, the cost of resources needed to implement…… more »
