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Zelenkofske Axelrod says the lack of available information prevents opinion on accuracy of city financial statements
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Williamsport’s Community Arts Center will soon get a new name and look and possibly a wider audience. The theater at 220 W. Fourth St. will be known as Journey Bank Community Arts Center, starting July 1, 2025. The goal is to reach wider audiences and improving marketing.“As a community bank, local reinvestment is at the core of our mission. Partnering with the Community Arts Center aligns with that mission and our long-standing commitment to supporting programs and education initiatives that keep music and the performing arts alive in our schools and across our communities,” Journey Bank President and CEO Lance Diehl said.
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City Council chose Pillar Design Studio/PumpTrax USA for the job after public enthusiastic about the idea
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Historian Bruce Huffman shares the history of the Brandon Park Bandshell. The outdoor stage's restoration is expected to wrap up in July.
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Pittston Area and South Williamsport softball and Tri-Valley baseball fall short at state-title games.
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Ryan Hanigan, a former catcher, went undrafted, but he's out to help his players get drafted
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Lycoming Street was dedicated as Gary Brown Jr. Way after the NFL star who grew up in Williamsport.
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Brown starred at running back for Williamsport Area High School and Penn State before eight seasons in the NFL
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BKV Group was chosen by Williamsport City Council to conduct a feasibility study on City Hall. The study could take three months to complete and will look for an option to either buy a new building, rent space or renovate City Hall.
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State Rep. Jamie Flick plans to introduce a bill allowing cameras in county common pleas court. He wants improved transparency and accountability in court cases.