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don’t know about you, but that was just too much of a holiday break. I’m hoping it was just the way the calendar fell this year, and this isn’t going to become the new reality. The two groups of people I heard from with the most complaints were parents and business owners. Parents, because the kids had way too much time off school and they ran out of things to do, other than get in trouble, and business owners, because it’s hard enough to get folks to work, let alone them being provided with reasons not to work. And then trying to get them back to work at the holidays’ end. I am overjoyed and feel very blessed to be penning my first column of . his is the th year my staff and have been fortunate enough to be welcomed into your home. Our sincere thanks and appreciation for reading and supporting our advertising clients, who make this possible. Please always let them know you saw it in the Webb Weekly. Editor Steph, along with her amazing staff of writers makes sure there’s something inside our pages for everyone. Please reach out if you have any ideas or suggestions. I always love hearing from you about

who your favorite writer is and why. This rings true when I’m your least favorite writer, and you let me know — just please always be a gentleman or lady. So much has changed since my Father and I began this journey, but one thing has remained the same: the amazing place we all call home and the special people who make up our little corner of Penn’s Woods. I have some loose ends to tie up from last year, as we all try to remember to mark everything . irst up want to give a heartfelt thank you to everyone for your generosity in ﬁlling up the Red Kettle in the front of our Webb Weekly o ce. ogether and through our Red Kettle Remembrance of my good friend Dave Sechler, we raised . . hat’s truly remarkable Again, thank you for your generosity, and God bless. If any late arrivals show up ’ll make sure they ﬁnd their way to the Salvation Army in Williamsport. e t up our ecember th issue listed the winners of the Blaise Alexander Family Dealerships Christmas Fun Coloring Contest. If you don’t have that issue lying around, all can be found at webbweekly.com. I want to give a shout-

out to the winners personally. Congrats to Maddyn Sauers who won the and under, Aubrey Sauers in the five to seven year old category, and Patience oy in the to year old division. There were Jim winners in every cateWebb Jr. gory and everybody who entered coloring skills was e ceptional I also want to thank the great list of folks who offered up the pri es. iberty Arena/Chaos, Elery Nau, Hooplas, Treasure Castle Playland, Reptiland, Harder Sporting Goods, Harvest Moon anes rout ond ark and airy Queen. All the prizes should be arriving at the winners’ houses, as they have been mailed. I must tell you, I am glad Santa finally picked those elves up before Christmas and got them out from under my feet in the o ce. That gets me to another great contest that actually runs right through January our th Annual ncle Ron’s Monster Buck Contest. As always, I remind everyone a trophy buck is in the hands of the holder. As long as it’s legally harvested in our local area, all hunters are welcome to enter. Please remember, by entering, you’re automatically registered into a random ri e

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e are officially in the swing of a new year, and I am sure many resolutions have already been made. If you are like most people, your New Year’s resolution is probably focused on yourself, and that is not a bad thing. It is important to prioritize ourselves and, more importantly, our health. But this year, I want to challenge you to make two New Year’s resolutions. Make one that benefits you, and make one that benefits others. Here are a few simple ideas to get you started. Set aside one night a week for family. As we get older and move into different stages of life, it is easy to fall into a routine or even a funk and convince ourselves that we do not have time for family. But your family is your biggest support system. They love you unconditionally and are often the ones who are there for you no matter what. Make the time. Those moments matter more than we realize. Prioritize saying “thank you” or “I appreciate you.” This can be something small, like thanking a server when you are out to eat or acknowledging someone who holds the door for you. But it can also be something bigger. Call someone who has played an important role in your life, past or present. Maybe it is someone who helped you

ing present. Do not be the person who is always negative, constantly stresses people out, or is through a tough season quick to bring others down. Life is heavy or someone whose presenough without us adding to it. ence simply makes you Instead, be your friends’, families’, and better. Let them know even strangers’ biggest fan. Encourage you are grateful. Those them. Support them. Speak belief into words can mean more their lives. than you think. Root for people to succeed, not to fail. Put the phone down. You never know how much impact your This is something I Jimmy words, attitude, and presence can have talk about often, but it Webb III on someone. Choose to be someone who is worth repeating. Be in the moment. Give the people around you brings life wherever you go. As we move into this new year, let us the respect of your full attention. Do not be on your phone and only half-present. not just focus on becoming better for Dive in with the people you are with. It ourselves, but also on becoming better will not only improve your experience but for the people around us. Sometimes the also make others enjoy being around you smallest acts of intention and gratitude can make the biggest impact. more. Here is to a year of growth, connection, Apologize and make things right. This one is tough, but arguments and and appreciation. “A generous person will prosper; whodistance are rarely worth holding onto. If you cannot even remember why you ever refreshes others will be refreshed.” – are not getting along with someone, it is Proverbs 11:2 probably time to let it go. Make the call. Send the text. Say, “I am sorry for what Editor’s Note: Happy New Year! happened between us. Can we make it We were a little short on editoriright?” al space this week, and I wanted Be a life giver, not a life taker. to make sure all of our writers I stole this from Pastor Tim, but it is trugot the space they deserve! I will ly one of the best things he has ever said. be back with you next week! And Be someone who gives people life. Be the kind of person others are thankful in case you are curious, yes, I to be around. Someone who lifts people did manage to get everything up and makes them better simply by bedone for Christmas! ~ Steph

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today.” How did STOA come about? “Well, it’s a story sewn very close to my own life e periences. he ﬁrst song came to me the night I learned I was pregnant —although at the time, I had no idea it would become the anchor for a musical. I had just come through a few years of personal hardship, and during that period, I learned to make peace with life taking unplanned turns — and with the growth that comes from new experiences, both positive and negative. I also came to understand that, even though I wasn’t yet a mother, I had experienced motherhood in many ways throughout my life. That realization was pivotal for me because shortly thereafter, I learned I was pregnant with my son, John. During my pregnancy, new songs continued to come to me, and I would sing them to him — and record them into my phone so I wouldn’t forget. Shortly after he was born, I realized these songs were part of something larger, and that there was a story waiting to be told”. What should the public expect from this? “STOA is a family-friendly musical designed for audiences of all ages, with characters and themes that resonate across generations. Rooted in nature, the story ex-

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plores connection — to the natural world, to one another, and to ourselves. This musical celebrates love, friendship, courage, resilience, and community, with a special emphasis on family and connection in its many forms.” “STOA creates a shared experience that invites audiences to feel connected to one another and to the story.” What do you want people to take away from this? “I hope audiences leave feeling the enduring magic of love, friendship, and community.” “STOA fuses story and song with spirit and resilience. It is a journey through love, loss, and overcoming adversity — celebrating growth we never knew was possible and the strength found in our connections.” Is there anything else you wish to add? “STOA is truly a community story and a community eﬀort. rom the earliest workshops to the music, direction, and cast, this project has grown because of people who believed in it from the very beginning. We are deeply grateful to our friends, families, sponsors, and surrounding communities, and honored to partner with Lycoming College for providing such a beautiful space. Working with President Chip Edmonds and his Executive Assistant, Gwynne Kinley, has been a joy, and their support has been instrumental in bringing STOA to the stage.” e are also proud to oﬀer a Sensory riendly erformance on Saturday anuary 17 at 2 p.m. This performance will

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three young men named Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah? I’m guessing you do, but you may not recognize the names they were given at birth. Their story illustrates the power of identifying as a child of the God of life. These men were raised in royal families. They were handsome, well-informed, quick to underhe first uestion Who am I?, stand, and displayed a natural Tim is the identity question. We aptitude for every kind of learnHartzell have already established that our ing. Their pedigree and their identity is not found in us, our natural talents had them headcircumstances, or our ancestry. If identity ing for exceptional lives. They could have were based on those things, we would be based their identity on those things, but in a never-ending identity crisis. it’s a good thing they didn’t, because their The good news is this: our true identity is lives went sideways very suddenly. found in being the children of God. When Their homeland was attacked and conGod is your heavenly Father, no one and quered, and they were taken as captives no circumstance can take your identity to a new country. To go abruptly from from you. Your identity as a child of God prince to prisoner must have been a major is the solid rock foundation on which life shock. For all intents and purposes, they can be built. When life goes sideways, the lost everything. foundation of our identity in God will It gets worse. The conquering king, in an hold firm. f this we can be certain. attempt to erase their past and assimilate Since our identity is found in our heav- them into a new culture, changed their enly Father, we can learn more about our- names, forced them to learn the language, selves by learning more about him. We and trained them in the country’s histoare made in the image of God, so it is in ry and writings. They were being reproGod’s attributes that we discover who we grammed. Clearly, the goal was to change are. he first attribute is life. od is the their identity so they would be loyal to God of life. Do you know the courageous story of Se e FAITH o n Pa g e 1 6

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their new king and country. The intense reprogramming lasted three years. They excelled in every way. When the king interviewed them, he found no one equal to them, and they immediately entered his service. In every matter of wisdom and understanding about which the king questioned them, he found them ten times better than the o cials in his kingdom. It seemed to King Nebuchadnezzar that Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah had fully gained new Babylonian identities as Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego. Do those names sound more familiar? Their story is found in the book of Daniel, chapters 1-3. The three young men rose in prominence and position. But then life went sideways again. (Do you see the problem with basing your identity on the circumstances of life? Things change fast.) They were ordered, under penalty of death, to bow down and worship a golden idol set up by the king. They refused to bow and worship. The king warned them that resistance would result in execution. Their uick and conﬁdent response reveals the power of knowing your identity as a child of the God of life: King Nebuchadnezzar, we do not need to defend ourselves before you in this matter. If we are thrown into the blazing furnace, the God we serve is able to deliver us from it, and he will deliver us from Your Majesty’s hand. But even if he does not, we want you to know, Your Majesty, that we

will not serve your gods or worship the image of gold you have set up. Daniel 3:16-18 The identity of these three exceptional men ran deeper than their rich Hebrew ancestry. It ran deeper than their captivity in Babylon, the years of reprogramming, the praise of King Nebuchadnezzar, and the positions of in uence they had attained. It even ran deeper than the imminent threat of being burned to death. The deep channel of grace from which their conﬁdence owed was knowing they were children of the God of life. Because God’s identity is life, their identity was life, and no king or ﬁery furnace could take that identity away from them. God made us to live with him forever. Right now, Jesus is preparing a place for us in his Father’s house. Yes, sin cuts in on the physical aspect of everlasting life, and our human bodies will someday be laid to rest, but the spirit God breathed into us has the potential to live forever. As a child of the God of life, your identity is life. Live with that identity, and you will be as bold as Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego – and their good friend, Daniel. Yes, Daniel had a run-in with King Nebuchadnezzar, too, but even a lion’s den couldn’t take life from him. That’s the power of knowing your identity! For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. –John 3:16

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is valued your sacriﬁces are remembered, and your legacy is part of our shared story. For many veterans, transitioning back into civilian life can be challenging. They may face physical, emotional, or ﬁnancial di culties. ublic recognition programs, Dave like Hometown Heroes, Bellomo provide more than symbolic value. They help to foster a supportive environment, raise awareness of veterans’ needs, and often serve as a gateway to additional support and resources. They also inspire the next generation by providing visible role models of service, patriotism, and commitment to community. Locally, the Lycoming County Hometown Heroes, Inc. (LCHH) program is a tribute initiative designed to recognize service men and women from the Lycoming County area who have served, or are currently serving, in a branch of the United States military. The program’s roots can be traced back to its original management under Valley Prevention Services. “In 2014, when Valley Prevention discontinued the program, the Lycoming County Hometown Heroes organization adopted and revitalized it,” said LCHH program director, Mike McMunn, “ensuring the tradition would continue for future generations.” When asked the purpose behind the creation of the Hometown Heroes Program,

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go directly to helping veterans and their families. n addition volunteers are always welcome with opportunities such as participating in the ilitary Share ood istribution program through eroy . Buck uboistown a vital service that directly benefits local veterans. istorically the nited States has made strides in recogni ing veterans on a national level with organi ations and state programs providing financial assistance and support. owever local efforts like the ycoming ounty ometown eroes rogram are particularly impactful because they bring recognition down to a personal community level. he program gives a sense of patriotism said c unn by publicly and formally recogni ing the service and sacrifice of their family members. ot only families but also employers veterans and fraternal organi ations. onoring hometown military veterans is not simply a matter of ceremony it is a vital act of community gratitude and remembrance. he ycoming ounty ometown eroes rogram e emplifies how a community can come together to recogni e its heroes support those in need and inspire future generations with stories of service and sacrifice. By participating in or supporting this program residents of ycoming ounty rea rm their commitment to those who have given so much and help ensure that the legacy of their veterans remains alive for years to come. or more information or to become involved in ycoming ounty ometown eroes contact the ycoming ounty ffice of eterans Affairs at .

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specific agenda. he cost of purchasing a banner is however there are special incentives as well. An early bird special offers a discount on banners purchased by April . his year the program is also offering a garden ag for with the purchase of a banner another way to honor veterans at home. he garden ags include the veteran’s name branch era of service and photo perfectly si ed for a standard ag holder. he ycoming ounty ometown eroes nc. is more than a commemorative program it is a c military not for profit organi ation dedicated to helping veterans and their families in times of need. onations to the organi ation are ta deductible and go directly to supporting those who have sacrificed for our country. ontributions help cover essential needs such as housing transportation and utility bills for veterans facing hardship. he organi ation’s mission statement reects its focus. ycoming ounty ometown eroes nc. is committed to recogni ing the contributions of our veterans who are serving and have served our nation providing role models for our youth and to provide assistance to our veterans and their families in need. his holistic approach ensures that veterans are not only honored in spirit but also supported in their daily lives. ommunity members are encouraged to participate in the program in a variety of ways. urchasing or sponsoring a banner is a meaningful way to honor a loved one’s service or to support the program’s mission. onations whether made online via secure ay al processing by mail or in person

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