WILLIAMSPORT — Keystone Central School District art teacher, Jenn Wilson, will have a large collection of works on display during September and October at The Tria Prima Tea Company in Williamsport. Located in downtown Williamsport, The Tria Prima is a small-batch tea and bake shop ...
NEW YORK (AP) — Menudo, widely considered one of the most popular Latino boy bands of all time, will reunite for a six-day run this fall in celebration of their 50th anniversary. That’s a major milestone for any act, but a particularly remarkable one for the group established in Puerto ...
PLYMOUTH, Mass. (AP) — Jurors in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial said for a second time they were unable to reach a verdict on whether she is criminally responsible in the killings of her three children, but the judge on Wednesday told them again to keep trying. Clancy stared at the jury with no expression as Judge William Sullivan explained to the courtroom that jurors were at an impasse on their fifth day of deliberations. The judge then sent them back out after giving them a standard, legally required instruction intended to prod them to keep discussing a possible verdict. He ...
WILLIAMSPORT — The Community Theatre League will open its landmark 50th Season with the Regional Premiere of “Come From Away,” running Sept. 4–6 and Sept. 10–13. Based on the remarkable true story of what happened in the days following world changing events of Sept. 11, 2001, ...
NEW YORK (AP) — Dolly Parton is not done yet. The estate behind the icon, who died of cancer last week at age 80, has announced Dollyfest, a two-day festival to be held in Nashville and London across two consecutive weekends in 2027. According to a press release Monday morning, the festival was originally scheduled to take place in January 2026 — around her 80th birthday — and was going to feature Parton as a performer and host. Now, it will serve as a celebration of her legacy. “We had the venue booked and we had the announcement ready to go. And then, in August 2025, Dolly ...
HARRISBURG — At least 48 former members of Pennsylvania’s General Assembly are now registered lobbyists seeking to influence policies they once shaped, according to a Spotlight PA analysis. They range from former rank-and-file lawmakers to the onetime most powerful members of the ...
