PSP INVESTIGATING THREATS AT CENTRAL MOUNTAIN HS
Pennsylvania State Police are investigating a series of threats at Central Mountain High School. Officials say a threat on March 20 was cleared, followed by bomb threats on March 23 and 24 that led to students being sent home while the building was searched. Each time, no danger was found. Troopers say suspects have been identified, and the investigation remains ongoing. Anyone with information is asked to contact PSP Lamar.
SUSPECT WHO STABBED VICTIM CAUGHT AFTER FLEEING
A Williamsport man is facing charges after police say he stabbed a victim and tried to flee. Authorities say on March 17th, 36-year-old Kenneth Scott Outlaw allegedly slashed the victim’s face before running from the scene along Little League Boulevard. Police later located him on Memorial Avenue, where he had ditched his jacket in an attempt to avoid capture. Investigators say he was identified through surveillance video and his tattoos. Outlaw is now charged with aggravated assault and remains jailed on $125,000 bail.
LEGISLATION FOR RAISING MINIMUM WAGE INTRODUCED
The Pennsylvania House has once again passed a proposal to raise the state’s minimum wage to $15 an hour. The bill, which passed 104 to 95 with some bipartisan support, would gradually increase wages starting in 2027 and reach $15 by 2029. Supporters say it’s long overdue and will help workers keep up with rising costs. Opponents argue it could lead to job losses and higher prices. The measure now heads to the Republican-controlled Senate, where its future remains uncertain.
CROSSCUTTERS AUDITIONING FOR NATIONAL ANTHEM SINGERS
The Williamsport Crosscutters are now accepting applications for National Anthem performers for the 2026 season. Interested singers, musicians, and groups can apply online at crosscutters.com by submitting a performance video. Auditions are open to all, and performances must follow a traditional, 90-second or less format. Applications are due by April 30. The Crosscutters season begins June 2, marking the 100th anniversary of Historic Bowman Field.
WOMAN CHARGED FOR CORRUPTING MORALS OF A MINOR
A Clinton County woman is facing new charges for allegedly giving drugs to a teenager and encouraging her to run away from home. Police say 42-year-old Gwen Ardner sent messages about hiding marijuana and arranged drug deliveries to the 16-year-old. Prosecutors say Ardner has a prior conviction for a similar case involving a missing child. She now faces multiple charges, including corruption of minors, and is being held on $25,000 bail.
SUSPECT WHO ASSAULTED GIRLFRIEND, STOLE DOG, AT LARGE
A Lycoming County man is wanted after police say he assaulted his ex-girlfriend and stole her dog on February 14th. Authorities say 46-year-old Brian Lucas forced his way into the woman’s home, pushed her to the ground, injuring her knee, and took her grey and white pit bull. Officers found signs of a struggle inside the home. Lucas is facing multiple charges, and police are asking anyone with information to contact the Lycoming Regional Police Department at 570-323-4987
CONSULTANT FIRM HIRED BY THE CITY
The City of Williamsport has approved a new agreement for financial consulting services, bringing back a familiar expert to help manage city finances. According toth e SUN Gazette, City Council authorized a contract with Dailey Operation Consulting, with services provided as needed at about $145 per hour. The firm’s lead consultant previously assisted the city during the COVID-19 pandemic. Officials say the partnership will provide support with budgeting, planning and overall financial management moving forward.
LOOKING FOR HOMETOWN HEROES IN MILTON
The Milton Rotary Club is offering a last-minute chance for 10 sponsors to join its Hometown Heroes Banner Program. The banners honor veterans and local heroes and will be displayed starting this spring. Applications, payment and photos are due by April 3. For more information, email MiltonPaRotary@gmail.com or visit the Coup Agency in downtown Milton.
SPORTS
NCAA Men’s Basketball News
Coach Tommy Lloyd says his focus remains on Arizona as the Wildcats prepare for the Sweet 16, despite speculation linking him to the head coaching vacancy at University of North Carolina. Lloyd called Arizona “one of the best jobs in the country” and emphasized staying present with his team, though he stopped short of ruling out interest in the opening following Hubert Davis’ dismissal.
The Sweet 16 tips off tonight with (11) Texas vs (2) Purdue 7:10pm CBS, and (9) Iowa taking on (4) Nebraska 7:30pm on TBS….
(4) Arkansas vs (1)Arizona 9:45pm CBS
(3) Illinois vs (2) Houston 10:05 TBS/truTV
MLB
Yankees 7 Giants 0
NBA
Hawks 130 Pistons 129
Lakers 137 Pacers 130
76ers 157 Bulls 137
Celtics 119 Thunder 109
Heat 120 Cavaliers 103
Spurs 123 Grizzlies 98
Warriors 109 Nets 106
NBA Tonight
Knicks vs Hornets 7pm NBAtv
Pelicans vs Pistons 7pm
Kings vs Magic 7pm
NHL
Bruins 4 Sabres 3
Maple Leafs 4 Rangers 3
NHL Tonight on ESPN+
Blue Jackets vs Canadiens 7pm
Penguins vs Senators 7pm
Kraken vs Lightning 7pm
Wild vs Panthers 7pm ESPN
Stars vs Islanders 7pm
Blackhawks vs Flyers 7pm
Devils vs Predators 8pm
Oilers vs Golden Knights 9:30pmpm ESPN
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