POLICE SEEK WANTED MAN WHO GAVE FALSE ID TO POLICE

Witnesses reported to police four individuals walking along Bloomingrove Road Wednesday morning around 5am wearing all black clothes. Lycoming Regional Police investigated but did not locate any suspects, However, officers did later locate and question the four people who admitted to be the ones walking along Bloomingrove road that morning when they were later seen in the 3300 block of Lycoming Creek Road in Old Lycoming Township.  Police later learned that one of the four was a man who was wanted on warrants in two states and had falsely identified himself to police. His name is Matthew A Ringheiser. If you have information about this suspect, call Lycoming Regional Police Department at 570-323-4987 or submit a tip on Lycoming.Crimewatchpa.com.

PEDESTRIAN STUCK NEAR ELYSBURG

A pedestrian was struck yesterday in Elysburg and emergency personnel responded to the wreck.  According to the Daily Item, the unidentified person was hit around 10 pm at West Valley Avenue, which is Route 487, near the intersection with Spruce Road. Route 487 was shut down from Bottle Drive to Route 54, or S. Market Street.  No word on the condition of the pedestrian victim.

WRITE-IN NAMES MUST BE SPELLED CORRECTLY TO COUNT

A Union County commissioner made a motion this week at a public meeting to return to a pre-2023 practice that would allow election officials to interpret misspellings on write-in candidate’s names, however it was not seconded or carried.  According to the Daily Item, moving forward in elections in Union County, the only way to accumulate votes as a write-in candidate now, is to have the candidate’s name spelled 100 percent correctly on the ballot.   According to the Election code, a person who believes a vote was written for them can petition the court within five days after the certification of the county board.  The general election is coming up November 5^th.

WASD RECOGNIZING WAHS ALUMNI THIS MONTH

Three Alumni from Williamsport Area High School have been selected to receive the 2024 Distinguished Alumni awards. According to the Williamsport Area School District Education Foundation the second Cherry & White Appreciation Night will be held September 19^th in downtown Williamsport with former Millionaires to be recognized including;  Frances Tipton Hunter, from the Class of 1914 who will receive the award posthumously,  John Maietta ’67 with the Distinguished Alumni Humanitarian Award for his military service and more and  Joe Person of the class of ’88, will be given the award for his career as a collegiate football player and professional sports writer. For more information go to www.wasdeducationfoundation.org.

STATE POLICE IN MANSFIELD INVESTIGATING GUN THEFT

Several guns and pieces of jewelry were stolen from the home of an elderly woman in Tioga County and State police are investigating.  According to North Central PA dot com, Troopers from Mansfield responded to the report of a theft of items from the home at the 1000 block of Mulberry Hill Road, Richmond Township.  The guns in question include a Springfield Arms Company .22 caliber bolt action rifle with blonde stock and a Henry Gun Company lever action rifle with walnut-colored stock.  The two rings are from Williamson High School in 1959 and 1964.  Call Mansfield State police if you have information 570-662-2151.

CITY MAN TURNS HIMSELF IN FOR DEFRAUDING NEIGHBOR

A man from Williamsport turned himself in after he says he defrauded an elderly neighbor of several thousand dollars so he could gamble.  According to North Central PA dot com, 61 year old Lorenza Petrella told the Lycoming Regional Police that he intentionally lied to his 96 year old neighbor to obtain money. Saying that he needed cash to pay bills or repair lawn equipment, but he used it for skills games and other gambling between August of 2022 and July of 2024.  Petrella was charged with financial exploitation of an older adult and theft by deception.  He was released on 15 thousand dollars bail.

PUBLIC ASKED TO TAKE PENNDOT SURVEY ON EV CHARGING

PennDOT and the Shapiro Administration as they work on deployment of federal electric vehicle charging investments, the public is invited to submit feedback on the agency’s proposal to invest in a charging infrastructure in communities statewide. The survey can be found at penndot.pa.gov and will remain available until October 11th. The 2024 NEVI State Plan Update to the Federal Highway Administration outlines progress on the EV program and how the remaining $102 million in funding will be used.

PUBLIC TROUT UNLIMITED MEETING AND PICNIC NEXT WEEK

The Susquehanna Chapter of Trout Unlimited invites the public to a picnic and outdoor meeting at the Trout Run Park Pavilion next Wednesday.  According to the Sun Gazette, Susquehanna TU will hold the meet and greet and will present a demo on fishing from a kayak, providing some equipment to try.  Food will be provided, but you can bring a dish to share Wednesday at 5:30pm.  Get details and a map to Trout Run Park which is south of Trout Run and accessed from the old Route 15, at susquehannatu.com.

SPORTS

PIAA District 4 Soccer

Boy’s 
Jersey Shore  2     Loyalsock  0
Montoursville  3   Danville 2
Muncy  3              Montgomery  0
Benton  4             South Williamsport  0
Selinsgrove 2        Hughesville 1

Girl’s
Montoursville  4  Danville 0
NE Bradford  5    NP Mansfield  2
Troy  4                 Wellsboro 0

Girls Tennis
South Wmspt  3  Central Columbia 2 
Loyalsock 5          Wellsboro 0

MLB Draft League
State College Spikes  16                   Williamsport Crosscutters  3
MLB Draft League Championship Game
Williamsport vs Trenton @ Journey Bank Ballpark and Historic Bowman Field  6:35pm 1^st pitch

MLB
Royals  4    Guardians  1
Phillies  4    Blue Jays  2
White Sox  8  Orioles  1
Marlins  4  Nationals  3
Mets  8       Red Sox 3
Cubs 12      Pirates  0
Rangers  10  Yankees  6

MLB Tonight
Astros vs Reds  1:10pm  ESPN+
Phillies vs Marlins  6:40pm
Nationals  vs Pirates 6:40pm
Rockies vs Braves  7:20pm

US Open
Women’s Tennis
*Jessica Pegula (puh GOOL a) pulled off a major upset of 1^st seed  Iga Swiatek (schvee AH tek) at the US Open 6-2, 6-4 on Wednesday night to win a Grand Slam quarterfinal for the first time in 7 tries.
Her win guarantees the US Open will feature multiple American men and women in the semifinal round, the first time that has happened since 2003 (Andre Agassi and Andy Roddick; Lindsay Davenport and Jennifer Capriati).
Men’s Tennis
* Top-ranked Jannik Sinner playing for Italy got to  the US Open semifinals for the first time by getting past 2021 champion Daniil Medvedev of Russia 6-2, 1-6, 6-1, 6-4 and will go up against No. 25 Jack Draper of Britain on Friday for a berth in the title match
* The other semifinal Friday will be No. 12 Taylor Fritz vs. No. 20 Frances Tiafoe in the first all-American men’s matchup at this stage at a major in 19 years.

FLASH FLOODING IN LOCK HAVEN

A heavy thunderstorm struck Lock Haven last night with water rising to flood levels quickly in several spots around the area forcing emergency crews to rescue scenes in Lock Haven, Flemington and Mill Hall.  According to the Lock Haven Express, the intersection of Bellefonte Avenue and Commerce Street was flooded, trapping motorists back to Spring Street.  In Flemington, flash floods trapped residents in their houses who had to call for help.  Some areas of Vesper and Water Streets were closed, along with flooding reported near the Bald Eagle Township Building.  Some buildings on the CU Lock Haven Campus were affected by the storm as well.  The Student Rec Center, Price Auditorium, and Himes will be closed until 10 am this morning with the elevator in Sloan closed until further notice.  Report any campus flood damage by calling 484-2278.

SUNBURY MAN ARRESTED FOR STABBING ANOTHER

A Sunbury man was taken into custody Wednesday night after he allegedly stabbed a victim inside a building near the 900 block of Market Street.  According to the Daily Item, Marquis McDowell faces felony aggravated assault,  several misdemeanors including recklessly endangering another person after witnesses say the victim  who had been in an agitated state had allegedly been arguing with McDowell throughout the day.  They were treated at Geisinger Medical Center in Danville after the stabbing.  McDowell is scheduled to be arraigned in Sunbury District court. 

PENN DOT TO RESCHEDULE FOURTH STREET PAVING PROJECT

Due to inclement weather, the milling and paving that was expected to begin on Fourth Street between Route 220 in Woodward Township and Hillside Avenue in the City of Williamsport this week has been rescheduled for next week starting Tuesday, September 3^rd during daylight hours. According to PennDOT, motorists should see single lane conditions with flagging in the work zone.

CUTTERS JERSEYS RAISE MONEY FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS

The Williamsport Crosscutters, Director of Smiles, Rhashan West-Bey, celebrated his half-birthday in June by being the face on the special jerseys worn by the players during a game with West Virginia, and they have now been auctioned off.  According to the Crosscutters, Bower Electric sponsored the jerseys and the auction raised just over 45 hundred dollars for Lycoming County Special Olympics; for which Rhashan competes in the bowling category.  He has been a morale booster for the Crosscutters for years – beginning a valuable working relationship with the team and a familiar face to guests at the park since 2002.

FATAL MOWING ACCIDENT IN WEST HEMLOCK TOWNSHIP

A man from Columbia County was killed from injuries sustained while mowing a lawn with a commercial mower on Wednesday.  According to Milton State Police, 42-year-old Corey Harner was mowing a slope in West Hemlock Township when the machine overturned. The Montour County Coroner’s Officewas on the scene and authorities noted in the investigation that the mower’s safety roll bar wasn’t in the correct position at the time of the accident.  Washingtonville Fire Department and Valley Township Fire Department assisted at the scene.

VICTIM IDENTIFIED IN ROUTE 405 CRASH AND FIRE

The single-vehicle accident that caused a house fire that closed Route 405 Wednesday after 7pm, killed a man from Lewisburg and sent his juvenile passenger to the hospital with injuries.  According to State police at Milton, 49 year old Cornelius McMullen’s car ended up in the basement of a home at  4140 Route 405 after he crossed the center line of the roadway and hit the home owned by Ronald Specht, who was not injured in the accident.  The male passenger was transported to Geisinger-Danville and is in stable condition.  The impact of the accident in the basement of Specht’s home caused a fire to start that brought multiple companies.  Route 405 between  Route 45 and Housels Run Road reopened last after an investigation was completed by state police.

APPLICANTS SOUGHT FOR STATE TROOPER CADET CYCLE

There is a new application cycle starting for those interested in becoming a Pennsylvania State Police Trooper.  According to a news release, Gov. Josh Shapiro suspended the educational requirement of 60 college credits last year and report a huge uptick in applications since last May.  Applications for this round should be submitted via the employment.pa.gov by November 27th. Applicants who meet all eligibility requirements then move on to a qualifying written examination.  Cadet training lasts approximately 28 weeks.

SULLIVAN COUNTY FAIR THIS WEEKEND

The Sullivan County fair kicked off this week and continues through the weekend with cow pie bingo and a demolition derby closing out the fair Sunday night at 6pm.  Michelle Vera from Towanda was crowned as the Sullivan County Fair Queen.  At the Forksville fair today, all horse pulls are cancelled due to the wet conditions on the track in the grandstand caused by the storm last night, but all other events will continue as normal. Admission is 8 dollars per person and children under 2 are free.  Get information about the schedule and other exhibits at sullivancountyfair.org.

SPORTS

PIAA District 4
HS Football rained out last night between Canton and South Williamsport – Make up Game 10am Saturday 8/31
HS Football tonight 7pm kick-off
Delaware Valley  vs Jersey Shore  (6pm kick-off )
Williamsport @ Hazelton
Loyalsock @ Southern Columbia
Towanda @ Hughesville
Warrior Run @ Montgomery
Milton @ Montoursville
Wellsboro @ Muncy

MLB Draft League
Trenton Thunder  4       Williamsport 1
Cutters are back home tonight vs Mahoning Valley Scrappers  6:35pm first pitch

MLB
Mets  3       Diamondbacks 2
Reds  10     A’s 9
Phillies  5    Braves  4
Dodgers  6 Orioles  3


MLB Tonight
Braves vs Phillies  6:40pm
Cubs vs Nationals 6:45pm
Cardinals  vs Yankees  7:05pm
Pirates  vs Guardians  7:10pm
Mets vs White Sox  8:10pm  ESPN+
Orioles  Rockies  8:40pm

US Open
Men’s Tennis
Carlos Alcaraz’s 15-match Grand Slam unbeaten streak was over with a 6-1, 7-5, 6-4 loss to 74th-ranked 
Botic van de Zandschulp. (BO-tick fon de SAHND shulp) at Arthur Ashe Stadium yesterday.

Women’s Tennis
Past US Open champion, Naomi Osaka, was sent home Thursday by Karolina Muchova 6-3, 7-6 NCAA FootballThis Week
Penn State @ West Virginia Saturday, August 31^st   noon FOX
Kent State vs Pitt  Noon EspnU
Bucknell vs Navy Noon CBSSN
Notre Dame vs Texas A&M 7:30pm ABC
NASCAR Sunday
Cook Out Southern 500 Darlington Raceway, Darlington SC
5pm pre-Race coverage/7pm Green flag  Racing
Twin Valley’s Talk Radio Network/WILQ’s HD3

PROBATION OFFICERS OBSERVE DRUG ACTIVITY, INFORM POLICE

Police in Shamokin have arrested a couple on drug charges August 15^th after they were called to a home where probation officers saw paraphernalia and firearms in plain sight during a check.  According to North Central PA dot com, police searched the home of 35 year old Robert D. Stewart, and 42 year old Crystal G. Bingaman, and along with drugs and packaging, found one of the multiple guns had been reported stolen to the Pennsylvania State Police in Stonington.  Stewart and Bingaman were arrested on felony counts of possession of drugs with intent to deliver.  Bail for Bingaman’s was set at $5,000. Stewart has yet to be arraigned.

DOMESTIC ARRESTS IN LEWISBURG

Police responded to a domestic dispute in progress in Lewisburg July 26^th and now the couple both are facing charges in Northumberland County Court.  According to North Central PA dot com, Buffalo Valley Regional Police were called during the early morning and interviewed 21 year old Alyssa Fogle, and 27 year old Liam Conner Schum, who had been fighting when police arrived.  According to a police affidavit, Schum was observed to have visible injuries.  Both he and Fogle were charged with misdemeanors of simple assault.

PA SENATE CONSIDERING HOSPITAL CHARGE TRANSPARENCY BILL

Local legislators who sponsored a bill to provide state-level oversight and require hospitals to maintain a publicly available list of standard charges, saw it easily pass in the PA House and will now see what the PA Senate will do with House bill 2339.  According to the Daily Item, this bill is seeking to increase hospital pricing transparency requiring lists to be displayed in a prominent location on the home pages of hospital websites.  At the time, Geisinger provides patients with documentation about avoiding billing surprises.  Evangelical hospital offers a price estimator tool at evanhospital.com, under the for patients tab.

GAME COMMISSION SETS SUNDAY HUNTING DATES

Sunday hunting dates for 2024-25  have been announced by the Pennsylvania Game Commission. The current law permits Sunday hunting on three days: once during rifle deer season, once during archery deer season, and an additional Sunday.  Hunters should mark their calendars for  November 17^th, November 24^th and December 1^st.  House Bill 2106 calling for an expansion of Sunday hunting in the state was introduced to the state legislature.  Hunters can hunt all game in season on these days, except turkeys and migratory game birds.

DRUG CHARGES FOR LEWISBURG MAN  

A man from Danville who was caught with over 600 grams of marijuana, suspected meth and drug paraphernalia in March, was recently arraigned and is expected to appear in Montour County District Court this afternoon.  According to the Daily Item, 47 year old  Thomas Kurland,  is facing felony manufacture delivery, or possession with intent to manufacture or deliver and other misdemeanors. Kurland is being held in Montour County Prison in lieu of $20,000 monetary bail.

FEDERAL INDICTMENT FOR BRADFORD COUNTY MAN

A man from Columbia Crossroads in Bradford County was caught allegedly trafficking drugs with unauthorized firearms in May, and was recently indicted by a federal grand jury.  According to North Central PA dot com, 32 year old Jamar McDowell was charged in the middle district of Pennsylvania for possession with intent to distrubute cocaine, fentanyl, methamphetamine, mushrooms and marijuana, by the U.S. Attorney’s Office.  The investigation is being conducted by Homeland Security, the Buffalo Border Enforcement Taskforce, Elmira Police Department,  and the Pennsylvania State Police.

GRANT ALLOWS TREE PURCHASE FOR TURTLE CREEK PARK

Turtle Creek Park in East Buffalo Township will use grant funds to purchase trees for this fall and is looking for volunteers to help plant them.  According to the Standard Journal,  the 2024 Healing the Planet grant from The GIANT Company and Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful will provide 24 hundred dollars for 40 4- to 7-foot-tall hardwood trees, as they continue to work to bring the park back to a more natural state. The funds were from when customers at Giant and Martin’s stores rounded up their total grocery bill. Turtle Creek Park was purchased by East Buffalo Township in 2022. 

ALL HOME DAYS IN ELYSBURG

Elysburg will celebrate the 105th All Home Days this weekend with a parade, daily community breakfast and a festival with fireworks in Center Street Community Park going on Saturday through Monday.  Enjoy the parade Saturday at 11, breakfast each morning at the park, and fireworks 9:15 Saturday night.  The annual celebration started in 1919 to welcome World War I troops back home, but has since been expanded into a way to honor all veterans.

SPORTS

MLB
Royals 4     Guardians  3
Royals  9    Guardians 4
Cubs  18     Pirates  8
Phillies  3    Astros  2
Yankees  5  Nationals  2
The New York Yankees beat the Washington Nationals, 5-2 last night during which Aaron Judge singled in the ninth inning for career hit No. 1,000.
MLB Today
Cubs vs Pirates  6:40pm
Astros vs Phillies 6:40pm TBS
Royals vs Guardians  6:40pm
Yankees vs Nationals  6:45pm
Mets  vs D’Backs  9:40pm
Orioles  vs Dodgers  10:10pm ESPN+

US Open
Men’s Tennis
* Novak Djokovic is hoping to earn a record 25th Grand Slam title and tie Roger Federer with his 89th match win at the US Open, defeating Radu Albot of Moldova 6-2, 6-2, 6-4.

* Djokovic competed for the first time since claiming an Olympic gold medal three weeks ago at the Paris Games.

Women’s Tennis
*Coco Gauff opened her U.S. Open title defense by beating Varvara Gracheva 6-2, 6-0.

MLB Draft League
Williamsport Crosscutters are in Trenton tonight – 7pm Game 1 of 3. 
Cutters are back home Friday vs Mahoning Valley Scrappers  6:35pm first pitch

NCAA Football  This Week
Penn State @ West Virginia  Saturday, August 31^st   noon FOX

NFL Week 1 Thursday, Sep 5
Ravens vs Chiefs 8:20pm NBC/Peacock
Friday, September 6
Packers vs Eagles 8:15pm  Peacock

Sunday, September 8
Steelers vs Falcons  1pm FOX
Cardinals  vs Bills  1pm CBS
Vikings  vs Giants  1pm FOX
Dallas vs Cleveland 4:25pm FOX

CITY WOMEN ARRESTED FOR DRUG POSSESSION, DISTRIBUTION

Two women in Williamsport have been charged with possession of a large amount of cocaine after a search by officers from the Lycoming County Narcotics Unit.  Officers searched the apartment shared by 51 year old Alicia Gundrum and 29 year old Britney Williams, and both women took ownership of the drug that was found in William’s purse, saying Gundrum set up the drug deal,  and purchased the substance from her.  They are being charged with conspiracy to deliver and delivery a controlled substance , and are both free on $50,000 unsecured bail.

SKILL GAME VOUCHER THEFTS

State police at Selinsgrove are investigating the theft of skilled game vouchers in Penn Township.  According to North Central PA dot com, the location of the Penn Township theft has not been released, but police say 200 hundred dollars in damage was done to gaming machines during the theft.  Records show that they are owned by an unidentified man from Hazelton and that the thefts occurred between June 7^th and July 20^th of this year.

CONSTRUCTION OF TEMPORARY ROADWAYS START IN TROUT RUN

Construction begins this weekend on a temporary roadway in Trout Run, Lewis Township to connect Route 14 to Lycoming Creek Road while they work on the bridge replacement design for over Trout Run.  According to  PennDOT, Saturday the contractor will mobilize equipment to start the project which will provide north and south roadway changes.  The South Connector will have a temporary traffic signal at the intersection with Route 14, Lycoming Creek Road, and Mill Street.  For the North Connector, a stop sign in all directions at the intersection of Route 14, Lycoming Creek Road, and Trout Run Mountain Road, with improvements expected to accommodate turn movements.  Watch for flaggers on the scene during the construction.

LITTLE LEAGUE WRAPS UP THIS WEEKEND

Williamsport’s weekend is set up to reflect upon and celebrate Little League champions as the two week World Series event comes to a close with the Little league World Series between the US Champion Little League team and the International team, Sunday at 3pm at Lamade Stadium and on ABC.  Even with the unfortunate cancellation of  Hall of Fame pitcher Tom  Glavine’s appearance at Williamsport Welcomes the World Festival downtown tonight, the street festival is expected to be a fun time for the community and little league teams who  have had the privilege to earn the experience.  Backyard Broadcasting will be there at 5pm with a prize pack and music to kick off the weekend.

COUPLE FROM EASTERN PA ARRESTED FOR THEFT IN LEWSBURG

A couple from eastern Pennsylvania were recently arrested for a theft of over 900 dollars in items from the Walmart in Lewisburg July 29^th.  According to North Central PA dot com, 31 year old Felicia Marie Schmidt of Williamstown, and 36 year old Brandon M. Smith, of Dallas were seen on surveillance footage concealing items, leaving through the garden center and getting into a grey Chevy SUV.  State police investigated the incident and found the owner of the SUV was a woman from Williamstown who described Schmidt as a person she knew and didn’t know who had her car at the time– this led to Schmidt’s arrest.  The same woman identified Smith through Facebook pictures.  The pair were charged with misdemeanor retail theft and conspiracy retail theft charges with a preliminary hearings on September 19^th .  A third suspect who has not yet been identified was seen with the others during the theft. 

DUMP TRUCK ACCIDENT IN CLINTON TOWNSHIP

There was an accident this week in Clinton Township in which a dump truck drove off the roadway and hit a tree and utility pole.  According to the Sun Gazette, police are now investigating the circumstance surrounding the crash that happened Wednesday about 3pm near the 1000 block of Brouse Road.  Fire Officials from Clinton Township responded along with State Police.  The driver suffered injuries and was transported to Evangelical Community Hospital.

WEIGHT RESTRICTIONS MODIFIED IN LAMAR TOWNSHIP

PennDOT has posted a weight restriction of 30 tons for single vehicles and 40 tons for combination vehicles on a Route 477 bridge spanning Long Run near Rote in Lamar Township, Clinton County this week, and will be in place until a bridge replacement in 2025. The weight for the bridge was restricted after following an inspection earlier this month. The prior  weight restrictions were brought about in 2014  The 40-foot structure, originally built in 1937, carries an average of 2,519 vehicles daily, and its overall condition rating is fair.

CENTRE COUNTY GRANGE FAIR CONCLUDES THIS WEEKEND

It’s the last days of the Centre County Grange fair, the only remaining tenting fair in the US – following a 150 year tradition.  Today, enjoy the first of the two-day Pro Pulling League East Coast pulling event with Super Stock, pro stock tractors, and Mods. Saturday, donate canned and dry goods for Food Bank day and enjoy a performance from Jet Jurgensmeyer in the Grandstand at 8.  At 9pm Saturday night, the fair concludes with the Final Grange Fair raffle jackpot drawing.  Get details at grange fair dot com.

SPORTS

Little League World Series Thursday
Game 33: Venezuela 3   Japan 2
Game 34: Florida 6        Nevada 3
Today: Little League Challenger Team Practice @ Original Field on West 4^th Street 4pm
Saturday
Challenger Division Exhibition Game
Manalapan Township Little League, NJ vs California District 68 10:30am Volunteer/WVIA
International Championship
Game 35: Chinese Taipei vs Venezuela, 12:30 p.m. Lamade/ABC
US Championship
Game 36: Texas vs Florida, 3:30 p.m. Lamade/ABC
Sunday
3^rd Place Game 10 a.m. ESPN2
Little League World Series Championship
3 p.m. ABC

MLB Draft League
Frederick Keys swept the series with a win over Williamsport Crosscutters last night 4-1
Cutters are at home tonight against the State College Spikes at Journey Bank Ballpark/Historic Bowman field 6:35pm first pitch.

MLB
Yankees  6  Guardians  0
Nationals  8  Rockies  3
Pirates  7  Reds  0
Astos  6  Orioles  0
Braves  3  Phillies  2
Mets  8  Padres  3
MLB Tonight
Pirates  vs  Reds  6:40pm AppleTv
Rockies vs Yankees 7:05pm
Astros  vs Orioles  7:05pm
Nationals  vs Braves   7:20pm
Phillies vs Royals 8:10pm
Mets  vs Padres  9:40pm

High School Football Friday Night
BYB Game of the Week(1)
Wyoming Valley West @Williamsport  6:30 Pre-Game/7pm Kick-off
With Jake and Bob tonight on the Twin Valley’s Talk Radio NetworkNASCAR Saturday
Coke Zero Sugar 400
Daytona International Speedway
6:30pm PreRace/7:30 green flag racing
Twin Valley’s Talk Radio Network/WILQ’s HD3