LOCK HAVEN — Downtown Lock Haven, Inc. announced the upcoming Christmas in July themed Final Friday, July 31, from 3-9 p.m., on East Main Street throughout the shopping and dining district. The event is designed to offer the opportunity to explore the city while enjoying a traffic-free ...
BEECH CREEK — The Twisted Racquet-Tears will host a fundraising concert for Artpost Awareness on Saturday, Aug. 15, from 1-6 p.m., at the Beech Creek Fire Company social hall, 38 Locust St., Beech Creek. The Twisted Racquet-Tears derived its funny name from two of the members who also ...
JACKSONVILLE FESTIVAL The Jacksonville Cemetery Association’s annual Jacksonville Festival will be held tomorrow evening, July 18. Documentation shows that the festival dates back 100 years, so this is a milestone year for the festival as well as for America’s celebration. The festival is always held on the third Saturday in July. The food stands should be ready starting at 5 p.m. so come out and support the festival. There will be games for the kids and adults, a dime pitch, raffles, lots of your favorite festival foods and live music by the Lomison Family and Friends ...
Summer is one of the busiest times of year for travel. Whether heading to the beach, visiting family, camping, taking a cruise, or traveling internationally, a little planning can help prevent common illnesses that can quickly derail a trip. While many travel-related illnesses are mild, some ...
LOCK HAVEN — The Clinton County Board of Commissioners passed a second resolution as its staff works to update its zoning ordinance related to data centers and other ancillary buildings. The board took its first step in early July when it passed a resolution that set the work into motion. County Planner/Engineer Steve Gibson during the board’s work session this week said this second resolution addresses the need for a curative amendment to its zoning ordinance. “Essentially the first resolution, which you passed, established that the zoning ordinance is substantially invalid ...
WASHINGTON (AP) — Officials under President Donald Trump want to make it easier for men to get a prescription for testosterone, the latest shift in a decades-long debate over the benefits and risks of replacing the hormone that affects sex drive, mood and other health factors. The move, backed by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and other top officials, aligns with the advice of many online influencers and podcasters, including men’s health gurus who tout the hormone as a way to boost muscle and energy. On Tuesday, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the military would begin ...
