In late 1894, a group of young men and women founded the Montgomery Literary and Social Club. There were twenty-five members at their first meeting to organize the group,according to the Williamsport ...

The only question Friday night when Muncy hosted North Penn-Mansfield was the final margin of victory, and that became apparent from the game’s first offensive play. After the opening kickoff went out ...

The annual Fall Festival and Pumpkin Roll took place on Saturday, October 10. If you weren’t there, you missed out! There were plenty of activities and games to enjoy, vendors selling all sorts of ...

Chase Shrawder took the hand-off, watched his powerful line open a big hole and ran into the night; into the end zone. And there, Shrawder celebrated a moment he will never forget. Neither will his ...

The town of Montgomery exists because of an act of generosity. The area that has been known as Montgomery for nearly a century and a half was called originally called Black Hole, then Clinton Mills, ...

Whenever Montgomery senior Trace Furman got the ball, good things seemed to happen. Up the middle. A handoff to the right. An end-around run. It didn’t matter what Montgomery drew up for Furman, ...

Golfing for a cause during a tournament recently held at the Clinton County Golf Club were Mitch McMunn, John Plyes, Mike Shipman and John Whipple. The hole sponsors for the foursome represented the ...

Editor’s Note: The following is a recap of Muncy when the town was facing racial tensions in the mid 1800s as we pay homage to Black History Month. MUNCY – The small quiet Susquehanna River community ...

photo provided Buying local with emphases on fresh healthy food, Tracy Clayton of Kathy’s Cafe in Hughesville supports area beef producer, Misty Mountain Farms of Trout Run. Ordering a beef-burger, ...

CAROL SHETLER/The Luminary Oliver Doyle, along with his mother Melissa of Pennsdale, deliver backpacks for distribution to children in need at Montgomery. The twosome joined with the Montgomery High ...

CAROL SHETLER/The Luminary Some of the officers and board members who volunteer at The Turbotville Community Hall are (Left-Right) Loretta Mabus, June Kline, Herbert Zeigler and Kay Houseknecht.