Jays doomed by quiet bats, fall to Lancers
<p>WILLIAMSPORT — As Kimmy Hollister stepped into the batter’s box as the game-tying run for Central Columbia with two outs in the top of the seventh, there was a sense that the Blue Jays had
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Bloomsburg earns state playoff berth
Panthers capitalize on errors, advance to final
<p>WILLIAMSPORT — Despite neither Bloomsburg’s Emily Wawroski or Muncy’s Amanda Kustanbauter allowing an earned run, Bloomsburg capitalized on enough Muncy mistakes to win, 4-1, in the Distri
OSU president is part of problem in college sports
<p>Ohio State's Gordon Gee is Exhibit A for why university presidents can't be trusted to run college sports.</p>
Weather forecast
<p>“Afternoon temperatures yesterday reached 90 degrees. We’d need it to hit 90 today and tomorrow to qualify for a genuine mini-heat wave.
Southern Columbia presents awards
<p>FRANKLIN TWP. — Southern Columbia Area High School’s Awards Program was held Thursday at the school. The following awards were presented:</p>
Truancy is alleged in Berwick
<p>BERWICK — These people allowed a child in their care to miss class, according to Berwick Area school officials.</p>
COLUMBIA COUNTY MARRIAGE LICENSES
<p>• Jonothan Lawrence McGovern, 2506 W. Front St., Berwick, son of Lawrence Edward McGovern and Kimberly Sue McGovern-St.
Theater
<p>Carmen, June 19, 6:30 p.m., Cinema Center, Bloomsburg. </p>
<p> Il Trovatore, June 26, 6:30 p.m., Cinema Center, Bloomsburg.</p>
Music
<p>The Frank Wicher Band, May 31, 8-11 a.m., The Links at Hemlock Creek, Buckhorn.</p>
Exhibits
<p>Model Trains, Saturdays, 10 a.m.-noon, Christ Memorial Episcopal Church, Pine and East Market streets, Danville, free; parents who need diapers can get a one-week free supply weekly at the