RENOVO — With the first full-week of practice already underway, the Bucktail Bucks football program finally has a new head coach leading the program. On Thursday night the Keystone Central School District Board of directors approved hiring Bruce Ransom to the role, marking the return of a ...
JERSEY SHORE — Pine Creek Seed is excited to announce the appointment of Doug Messersmith as product development & research manager, bringing decades of agronomy and seed industry expertise to the team. Messersmith joins Pine Creek Seed with an extensive background in corn, soybean, wheat ...
If your family or graduating class is having a reunion, please share the invitation details in our list that will be published each week. Your reunion can be added if you send an email to The Express at news@lockhaven.com or by telephoning 570-748-6791. MERRILL — Arthur and Henrietta Merrill Reunion will be held on Aug. 15, at Woolrich Park, Pavilion #3. Lunch will begin at noon. Please bring a covered dish to share and, if possible, an item wrapped to be in the family auction. CLASS of 1959 — Lock Haven and Immaculate Conception High Schools Class of 1959 will hold its monthly ...
LOCK HAVEN — Two teenagers were held at an apartment in Evergreen Commons regarding damage to a door and apartment wall, according to arrest affidavits filed last week. Three university students were arrested and face multiple felony charges after allegedly holding two teenage boys against their will in an apartment complex in mid-April. According to information released by the Lock Haven City Police Department, Elijah Beaty, 21, D’Andre Cochran, 20, and Zaire Williams, 20, were each charged with two counts of false imprisonment of a minor, second degree felonies; two counts of ...
What does it mean when brown patches show up in a perfectly healthy lawn? The truth is, it could be anything from drought to dog urine, fungal diseases, pests or too much fertilizer. But many homeowners automatically blame grubs. The problem with this is that it’s often not the case, and ...
EXPRESS FILE PHOTO About the turn of the century, much intercity travel was by train. When “drummers,” travel salesmen and others, hit the town, they hired a rig — horse and buggy — from the local livery stable. The Paul Ely livery, dray and exchange stable, pictured here on an ...
