Come drop off your new, unwrapped toy donations at the Backyard Broadcasting Stations, 1685 Four Mile Drive, Williamsport, PA. You can drop off your toys anytime between 8am and 4:30pm Monday-Friday! The mission of the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program is to collect new, unwrapped toys during October, November and December each…… more »
Here are our Rocktober Winners, so far: Grand Prize Winner: Sue M. from Cogan Station won the Rocktober 2019 Grand Prize, a 1.00 Carat Princess Cut, F-Color, s12-Clarity, Loose Diamond from JL Winters Jewelers! Daily Winners: October 2 – Albert C. October 3-Larry P. from Muncy October 4-Robert A. from Mifflinburg October 7…… more »
Here are our Outdoor Adventurer Giveaway Key Winners, so far: Alan G. from Muncy Noreen S. from Williamsport David R. from Muncy Jacqueline R. from Northumberland Al C. from Sunbury Mike H. from Williamsport Francine C. from Jersey Shore Buddy C. from Williamsport Tom F. from Milton Chris H. from Williamsport Ryan…… more »
AUTUMN COLD AND ICE AFFECT COMMUTE TODAY Winter weather hit our area overnight moving east across Lycoming County today, leaving cold and slippery roads in its wake. For the rest of the morning commute, watch for black ice and the remains of about an inch of precipitation. There were no major accidents to report on…
THREE ARRESTED AFTER SHOOTING IN MILTON There was a shooting in downtown Milton yesterday. According to the WKOK, three people were taken into custody just after 3:30pm on Route 405, where Milton Borough Police were assisted with the arrest by Mifflinburg, Point Township and Milton state police after tracking down the suspects. The victim of…
FIRST SNOWY MORNING IN THE CITY SLOWS THE COMMUTE The icy conditions and light snow affected roads in parts of Lycoming County today. PennDOT reported cautiously slow conditions on north and south Route 15 between Buttonwood and Trout Run with 511pa.com showing Northbound 15 at Trout Run particularly icy and slow. Highway 220 between Laporte…
TWO-ALARM FIRE LEAVES WOMAN HOMELESS The American Red Cross is assisting a woman who lost her Hepburnville home to fire this week. The Sun Gazette reports that Nikki Lynstrom was alerted by a working smoke alarm around 9:40pm Tuesday night, and escaped outside before emergency crews arrived. Lynstrom tried using aq garden hose to spray…
