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hanks to Editor Steph for holding my spot on Page 2 last week. If you read her column, I left the o ce, and I was bound and determined there would be reworks above the arket Street Bridge on the 4th of July. And that’s exactly what I did, although it might have one unnoticed by most. With that amazing, gigantic American Flag wavin in the back round, I was able to stop right on the bridge, as there wasn’t much tra c the ni ht of Independence Day. At just the right time, I began rin bottle rockets, workin my way up to some bi er stuff. The rockets red glare did get the attention of local police o cers, as did my truck bein parked unattended on the bridge.

I m happy to say everythin worked out ust ne. I would like to mention the o cers by name, but I d better not I will ust say several cars represented the local municipalities that keep us all safe. As they recognized who I was and what I was doing, they completely understood and asked me to please stop and move my truck off the brid e. At that point, we all removed our hats, and they joined me in singing the National Anthem. Before I could get to the big bangs, I thought it was time for me to

o. I thanked them for their service and wished them a safe night. I did hear one o cer ask if they should do a sobriety check on r. Webb and heard a quick reply no, that will not be necessary he ust loves our ountry and is a little goofy on his best day. efore you et upset that I mi ht have been taking up our law enforcement’s time, this is just a spoof. I do want to share a couple of things with you, though.

First up, there has never been a tougher time to be in law enforcement in our great Nation than right now. The challenges they face and the criticism that follows, no matter what they choose in a split second, don’t end. All while bein out there each and every day trying to protect the law-abiding citizens so we can enjoy our freedoms on our local streets. Please allow them to do their job, and when you can help, please do so. A thank you or a kind act toward the men or women in blue goes a long way. y second thou ht, I ll make it straightforward and simple. There should always be reworks over the reater Williamsport Area on the 4th of uly. Whatever problems need to be solved to make sure this happens next

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The utters won the rst-half championship, so that they will host the overall championship ame in September. Tip of my Webb Weekly hat, with the American Flag on the side, to all involved in providin the excitement at Historic Bowman Field.

In staying with our all-American theme, our second rosscutter iveaway will be for anyone in local law enforcement. Thank you for putting yourself in harm’s way so we can enjoy our freedom each and every day. e one of the rst four folks who call or text me at 570-337-0755, and you’re a winner. ou will win 4 tickets and 4 in utters ash to be used towards dinner at the Ballpark. Please, law enforcement men and women only. Enjoy a night out with your family or your colleagues, your choice.

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For those of you who don’t know, I graduated from South Williamsport in 19-mind-your-own-business. At the time, my guidance counselor was Fred Wood. Mr. Wood stops in the office to see me from time to time, and I always appreciate his visits. I can’t remember what I had for dinner last night, but he can remember students he worked with decades ago!

When he stopped in this week, though, he needed a favor — and I’m happy to help where I can.

Mr. Wood is a board member of a South Williamsport non-profit called Mountie QUEST (Quality Experiences for Students). Mountie QUEST provides students in the South Williamsport School District with “financial assistance for enriching experiences beyond the classroom.”

They give aid to students for field trips, arts and athletic opportunities, and other occasions that extend beyond the classroom, and it is accessible to all students regardless of financial need.

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Noviello It is limited to the first 100 donors, and donors will be recognized with a yard sign at their End of Campaign celebration.

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he red carpet will be rolled out, and the atmosphere in downtown Williamsport near the AMC Theater will resemble a glitzy Hollywood movie premiere when the Second Annual River Valley Film Festival kicks off on Friday evening, July 17, beginning at 5 p.m.

The event will feature vendors, music, food, and a literal red-carpet experience in downtown Williamsport before the first screenings begin. Modeled on Lycoming Arts’ popular First Friday events, Red Carpet Friday has quickly become a signature way to welcome visiting filmmakers and local audiences alike to “Hollywood on the streets of Williamsport.”

Presented by Lycoming Arts, RVFF’s 2026 program features 36 official selections across narratives and documentaries, features, shorts, and music videos. Building on a 2025 debut that brought 20 films from four countries and a full weekend of screenings and Q&As to downtown Williamsport, the 2026 edition continues RVFF’s evolu-

tion as a rising destination for independent storytellers seeking both discovery and real audience connection.

Following all of this, the festival will open its 2026 screenings with a Pennsylvania documentary double feature.

The feature documentary Il Mio Posto a Tavola (My Place at the Table) explores Readingbased filmmaker Santo D. Marabella’s firstperson journey as an adoptee born in Italy, exploring identity, belonging, and the legacies of the “Baby Scoop Era” through an intimate, Pennsylvaniarooted lens. Paired with it is The Dying Business, a short documentary directed by Joe Duca that turns its lens on an Italian American family funeral home in Johnstown, PA, and the challenges of sustaining a generational business and connecting regional history to universal questions of loss, work, and legacy.

“The first year of the festival showcased what we have to offer locally,” Festival Director Cory Baney told Webb Weekly. “Year two builds on that to include a larger lineup of films, industry panels, and even more independent films.”

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“It’s so exciting to be able to continue to highlight the best of the independent film community,” stated Noah Beiter, committee chair for the Wild Valleys Film Office of Pennsylvania. “We truly believe in the power of independent film and the stories these filmmakers tell. The River Valley Film Festival is a great way to introduce the filmmaking community to what we have to offer as locations, history, and community, and encourage them to use Williamsport as the backlot for their next film.”

Gianna Rupert, Senior Programmer for the Festival, said this about the submissions. “After watching all the submissions for the River Valley Film Festival, I’m excited to be part of the team to showcase these stories. It was a difficult process to narrow down all the submissions to our final selections, but I’m confident the community will love what we have in store.”

Founded in 2019 by Williamsport native and film publicist Cory Baney, the River Valley Film Festival is an annual independent film festival in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, presented by Lycoming Arts. After a pandemic-related delay, RVFF launched its inaugural festival in July 2025 with 20 films

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program showcases a broad range of voices and forms, from narratives and documentaries, features and shorts, and music videos. Also debuting this year are our Late-Night screening and industry panels. The PA Narrative Shorts block will spotlight short films produced in PA or by PA filmmakers, giving audiences a chance to discover new talent grounded in the landscapes, cities, and communities they know.

“The most important part of the River Valley Film Festival is showcasing our local community and the filmmaking community,” said Senior Producer Jonathan Decker. “It’s the integration of these two communities that really makes RVFF such an amazing event.”

RVFF’s firstyear jury, featuring Academy Award-winning Williamsport native Tom Woodruff Jr., entertainment journalists Ethan Alter and Megan McLachlan, cartoonist and “comic maven” Emily Flake, and publishing executive John Shableski, helped establish the festival’s reputation as a serious yet welcoming indie showcase.

Those jury traditions continue in 2026, with competitive awards for Best Narrative Feature, Best Narrative Short, Best Documentary Feature, and Best Documentary Short. Alongside audience awards and the festival’s distinctive Millionaire Award for the overall

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Screenings will run from Friday evening through Sunday, July 17-19, 2026, at the AMC CLASSIC Williamsport 11 in downtown Williamsport. Tickets, festival passes, and day passes will be available via FilmFreeway. All official selections, schedule information, and additional panels or events are available on the River Valley Film Festival website.

Schedule for the Festival: Friday, 8 p.m.

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In Favor of Franchises: “Toy Story” Does It Again

By Joseph W. Smith III

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uick pop-culture quiz: What do the following have in common?

Tarzan. Sherlock Holmes.

Bulldog Drummond. Charlie Chan. Andy Hardy. Ma and Pa Kettle.

And a talking mule named Francis.

Well, if you love classic movies, you probably already guessed that these are all lm franchises and I picked ones from the Golden Age — because fans of older lms often lament the modern onslau ht

of sequels and prequels yet this is nothin new.

From 1938 to 1950, for example, there were no less than 28 movies based on the “Blondie” comic strip — all with the same cast! And of course, like the “Thin Man” lms with William Powell and yrna Loy, some are better than others but no one complains that they made too many — because we love the characters and enjoy spending time with them.

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In the capable hands of writer-director Andrew Stanton — who worked on earlier TS lms, Joseph W. along with WALL-E, Smith III Monsters Inc. and Finding Nemo — Pixar delivers another dandy blend of whimsy, action, catchy eye-candy and heart-tugging emotion.

In this latest which frontlines essie and Bullseye — the toy-box gang squares off a ainst an unexpected but enuinely up-to-date nemesis: devices!

Whether it s cell phones, laptops or in particular, pads that inculcate kids into cyberspace, these new gadgets are threatening not only classic toys like Woody, Rex and Hamm, but even the very nature of old-fashioned hands-on play — with its greater level of imagination and creativity.

The main human character here is the shy and friendless eight-year-old Bonnie, whose parents hope to get her more socially connected with the aforementioned Lilypad. At rst, of course, this back res badly but then in typical Pixar fashion the script oes where we don t expect, showing that if anything, these newer

gizmos go obsolete even faster than a Slinky or Potato Head.

This idea is conveyed by introducing several abandoned electronic toys, including the hilarious “Smarty Pants.”

Shaped liked a toilet-paper roll and nicely voiced by onan O rien, this is a handheld device used for potty-training — and it ushes out a comical stream of mildmannered bathroom gags.

Alongside this is a delightful parallel plot involving a wayward box of Buzz Li htyears and then eventually, the notion that even electronic toys can be part of the interactive, hands-on gang, if used correctly.

Happily, TS5 returns most of the classic vocal cast (Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, oan usack, etc. , alon with a terri c incidental score by Pixar veteran Randy Newman — plus a tuneful new closingcredit song from Taylor Swift. Along with all that, there are just enough references to the earlier lms to keep lon -time fans fully engaged.

Speakin of which For me, the movie s only misstep is its gratuitous throwaway scenes featuring my favorite character from TS4 — Duke Caboom, whose appearance here is far too brief. ut that s a quibble.

A long-time fan of the Thin Man and those early Tar ans, I left the theater more convinced than ever that franchises can be a really good thing.

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Of course, we talked about scarves in a previous edition, but I wanted to double down and point out that they are by far the most underutilized accessory for summer. Whether you use them as a head covering, a swimsuit cover-up, a neck scarf, or zhuzhing up your daily look by tying them around your everyday bag, don’t sleep on scarves this season.

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ARIES – Mar 21-Apr 20 How you respond to a situation matters more than how quickly you react, Aries. Interactions with others will feel more charged than expected, but will be effective.

TAURUS – Apr 21-May 21 Taurus, slow down so you can see what actually matters right now. You may feel slightly off if you move too quickly; give yourself time to respond to those seeking your help.

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CANCER – Jun 22-Jul 22 What you prioritize this week will shape how stable you feel, Cancer. Focus on those things that matter to you the most and give them your full attention.

LEO – Jul 23-Aug 23 Leo, when your messages are clear and direct, others will understand you more easily and this will keep discussions moving forward. Clarity comes from simplicity.

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This week you may feel a pull between staying comfortable and going deeper into something that has been on your mind, Virgo. When you stay grounded, your decisions will be easier.

LIBRA – Sept 23-Oct 23 Tell others what you need without conforming to what you think they want you to be, Libra. You may feel pulled between your needs and theirs. Stay clear about what works for you.

SCORPIO – Oct 24-Nov 22 Set clear boundaries around your time this week, Scorpio. Your work will be consistent and controlled. This is how to find success.

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ible. Progress will build when you have a clear and manageable plan.

CAPRICORN – Dec 22-Jan 20 It is important to be direct with others about your limits, Capricorn. Identifying what you are willing to do and what you are not can help you and others to achieve your collective goals.

AQUARIUS – Jan 21-Feb 18 A shift in your perspective this week helps everything make more sense to you, Aquarius. You may feel tension, but take a moment to think before responding to others.

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PA 250: Folk Healing in the Keystone State What: Explore Pennsylvania’s role in nature-based wellness in the 1700’s. Learn how healers utilized knowledge of native trees, shrubs, wildflowers, and other natural ma-

terials in their healing remedies. This session will touch on knowledge collected from Indigenous nations and the early settlers of the Appalachian Mountain region. During this session you will be invited to explore the folk healing ingredients still found in Ricketts Glen State Park. This session offers a historical look at wellness practices in the 1700’s.

There will be NO diagnosing, treating, or prescribing at this session. This is not a medical plants “how to” program.

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When: Saturday, July 18th, from 5:30-6 p.m.

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We will have an optional drive up to the hayfields to check out more fireflies. In case of rain, the program will be held indoors. Registration required at events.dcnr.pa.gov/ricketts_glen_state_park or by emailing rhsummers@pa.gov or calling 570-477-7780.

When: Saturday, July 18th, from 8-9:30 p.m.

Where: Meet at the Visitor Center in Ricketts Glen State Park.

Family Day What: Family day. Open to the Public. Raising Kane Band, 1-4 p.m. Legionnaires (info & burgers), SALS (info & dime toss), Riders (info & photo booth) Hatchet House, Anderson Windows, Fire Department (Station 20), Korean War Vets, Scouts, Pie-in-Face, State Farm, dunk tank.

When: Saturday July 18th, from 1-4 p.m.

Where: Eugene Grafius American Legion Post 104, 1312 Broad St., Montoursville.

“Annual Hyner History Happenings” What: Join the naturalist and guest speakers for a good late morning and afternoon of local history. There will be five programs dealing with the local history of the area including a CCC Program which is ongoing from 11 a.m.3 p.m., and will be presented by Rowan Crisp, Education and Outreach Administrator for Lumber Heritage Region.

It will be a scavenger hunt-like approach to learning about the CCC Camp in Hyner Run State Park and others. Also, a General History of the Area will be ongoing from 11 am - 3 pm, and will be presented by Lou Bernard, overseer of Adult Services at Ross Library and local historian. It will include some of the interesting stories and folklore around the Hyner area. A paper making program will be ongoing from 11 am - 3 pm, and will be presented by Lin Greenaway, Forester of the Sproul State Forest. This will look into some quick history of paper making in the area while also demonstrating how to make paper now. An ongoing logging program will take place from 11 a.m.-3 p.m., and

Pig Roast What: Pig roast. Open to the public. $10 for members; $15 for non-members. Live music by Raising Kane.

When: Sunday, July 19th, from 1-4 p.m.

Where: Turbotville VFW Pavillion.

Jams & Jellies Workshop What: Jams & Jellies Workshop – learn how to make homemade jams and jellies with summer fruits. Class led by Penn State Extension and hosted by Eagle Grange. $25/person registration fee includes all materials and ingredients. Register on-line at: home-food-preservation-hands-on-jams-andjellies-training or contact Jenn Nauss @ 717-512-1261 (call or text)., jnauss89@gmail.com (email).

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Worship Service What: Worship service. The sermon will be, “Abba Father!

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Where: Mill Creek Church, 2255 Warrensville Rd., Montoursville.

Worship Service What: Worship service. The sermon title will be, Abba Father! We Are Heirs of God “” When: Sunday, July 19, at 10:30 a.m.

Where: Bethel Church, 717 Kimble Hill Rd., Williamsport.

Sunday Worship What: Sunday worship, featuring the Smith Family Christian Music Ministry. Our 125th year of Worship. Come as you are. Leave renewed!

When: Sunday, July 19th, at 9:30 a.m.

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Worship Service What: Worship service. Sermon, “Wise Living.”

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Where: DuBoistown Church, 133 Summer St., DuBoistown.

Food Truck Event What: Food truck event.

When: Monday, July 20th, from 4-7 p.m.

Where: St. John Lutheran “Brick” Church, 196 Brick Church Rd., Route 405, Montgomery.

Allegheny Grange Meeting What: Monthly meeting Allegheny Grange #1843.

When: Tuesday, July 21st, at 6:30 p.m.

Where: At the Grange Hall located along Route 864 between Farragut and Picture Rocks.

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will be presented by Jennifer Haines, Museum Educator at Pennsylvania Logging Museum. It will be about the logging industry in the area and some of the tools used. Another ongoing program will be a program consisting of branding tree cookies for a memento to take home from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. and will be presented by Hyner Run campground hosts. 11 a.m.-3 p.m., an ongoing program about Artifacts will be presented by Rich Gulyas, Environmental Education Specialist from Mount Pisgah SP. Feel free to come to all programs or go to some and take a dip in the pool. All children must be accompanied by an adult in order to participate in the program.

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I yelled to myself.

The people next to our neighbors “OMG. OMG. Why did my had two lots together. We would Andrea phone spell check Chadd to Chad always go by and wave, but never McElroy Daddy!?” stopped to talk. I guess because I was morti ed! I had no idea up until seven years ago, we really didn’t stay up at our lot. Our kids were what happened or how. The only thing I younger, and it was just harder because we could come up with is that her husband didn’t have a camper. But once we got our spelled Chadd with two Ds. It took the last day and turned that word into Daddy like pop-up, we stayed up more.

One evening, we found baby owls on our I was some kind of trollop trying to get her neighbor’s lot and went to see them. Their man. My heart was pounding. I had just met neighbors (who are the Lukowskys, Smiths, this girl a few weeks back. I didn’t know her Kiesslings, and the Caverlys) came down to that well. How would she take this!? She see what we were looking at. It wasn’t all probably thinks I am some kinda hussy.

I texted back as fast as I could, “Allana, I of them, but I remember Jess, Allana, and am so sorry! I swear to God I did not mean to put Missy there for sure.

I remembered Allana s name rst because Chad Daddy! I meant to text Chadd, and my phone changed it automatically! I am so, so sorry!” her name was so unique.

I waited patiently for a response, probably Somehow, we ended up exchanging phone numbers that night and met all their husbands chewin on my n ernails while waitin .

“LOL! I am dying! Chadd Daddy! I love it! I’m as well. They seemed like such a fun group of people, and I was looking forward to getting keeping it. It’s amazing!” she replied. I felt a to know them better now that we would be sense of relief instantly. She was my kinda girl! She didn’t mind at all and found it spending more time up there.

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I apologized again and told her how embarrassed I was. She said, “Are you kidding me!? I laughed so hard! Your husband’s name is Chris, right? We have a Chris Daddy and a Chadd Daddy now, girl!”

You guys, it’s been seven years since this happened, and to this day, Allana will yell to Chris, “Chris Dadddddyyyy!!!!” And I don’t call Chadd, Chadd. It’s Chadd Daddy or Daddy Chaddy. Hahaha! It’s been our thing now since we met. It’s funny because the evening after I wrote this column, this was Allana’s text to me, and so random! (I had to add it.)

She took a picture of my article “Porch Sittin’” and sent it to me with a text that read: What a great read….OLD LADY! Lol You’re probably in bed with your old man bahahaha Chris Dadddyyyyy!

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Extra notes here: A ruminant is any animal that chews its cud includin cows of course, but also sheep, oats, elk, moose, iraffes and llamas.

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Colubrid — pronounced A L-yuh-bred is a lar e family of nonvenomous nope-ropes.

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he 2026 hunting diesel engine start, and the loud season has dawned. roar of a bulldozer shattered the Last week I got online quiet of a perfectly still morning. and bought licenses Every time it backed up, it sent for Heather and me, including a shrill beep-beep-beep through our doe tags. the woods. Several chainsaws Buying our licenses triggered were also screaming. It was a desire to climb to my adopted chaotic. What I heard was the hunting ground in the Loyalsock beginning of the end of my State Forest. It’s located on the hunting the ridge.

Tim Rumors had swirled for quite Allegheny Ridge in Plunkett’s Hartzell some time that a gas well was Creek Township. I use the Loyalsock Trail to access the being installed on the ridge, but ridge.

I guess I never thought it would happen.

I’m not a big fan of the woods in July. Well, it did, and there was no way I was It’s just too muggy, buggy, and hot, but I going to sit on that mountain and listen just couldn’t resist the desire to do some to noise all day. I athered my stuff and pre-season scouting. It had been quite headed down the trail. I ured there some time since I had climbed to the was no point in hunting the ridge again ridge, and I was eager to see what was until the gas well was installed. going on.

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and I’m okay with that. I don’t know what the future holds, but I am certain of one thing: the best is yet to come.

The best is always yet to come. I don’t want to live a moment of my life thinking my best days are behind me. They’re not.

They’re up ahead and waiting for me to take ahold of them.

In my senior stage of life, Joshua 13:1 has become my theme verse: When Joshua had grown old, the Lord said to him, “You are now very old, and there are still very large areas of land to be taken over.”

I have applied that verse to my ministry life, and God has opened new and “very large areas of land” in front of Heather and me. We are excited about our future of serving Jesus together.

Now I’m applying that verse to my hunting life. I don’t know where my new “very large” area of hunting ground will be, but I’ll enjoy looking for it, and some day I ll nd it and maybe I ll also nd the next biggest buck of my life. Yes, my friend, the best is yet to come.

Life can be very di cult, and challen es often come our way. Sometimes we are tempted to think that our best days are behind us. They’re not. There’s a new rid e out there, and I pray you will nd joy in pursuing it. The climb won’t be easy, and there will always be obstacles, but joy is found in hope — and we must keep hope alive — even if our next ridge is found in heaven.

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nettle made my legs itch and burn. It took my mind off the bu s.

As the trail leveled out, I stopped for a drink and listened. Ten minutes went by, and I didn’t hear a single man-made sound. Encouraged, I continued to hike toward “my” hunting ground.

And that’s when I heard the sound of an approaching truck. Not good. When I got to the spot where I harvested the biggest buck of my life, what I found was a newly installed gravel road big enough for two tanker trucks to pass — and it ran right through the middle of my hunting ground.

I decided to walk the road for a bit to see what else was going on, but passing pickup trucks and tankers kicked up so much dust that I turned around and headed back into the woods to process what I had just experienced. Clearly, hunting on the ridge would never be the same again. I concluded that a chapter in my hunting life had ended. I gave thanks to God for the awesome hunts I had enjoyed on the ridge, then gathered my stuff and headed for home.

It’s hard to end a good chapter, but like it or not, all chapters end. The upside is this: When one chapter ends, a new chapter begins.

I’m certain this next chapter of my huntin life will be quite different. I m not as young as I used to be. Backpack hunting may be in my rearview mirror,

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ust to recap. In part 1 of this article, I began discussing the book titled High Performance Habits, by Brendon Burchard.

In the book, the author maintains that high performance, or the ability to set and achieve goals, is a learnable skill. Furthermore, there are six core principles that have to be developed to become a high performer: clarity, energy, necessity, productivity, in uence, and coura e. Of these six principles, I discussed the rst four. So, if Burchard is correct, achievement is not just the result of talent or luck, but instead, the intentional practice of key skills that anyone can master if they put in the work. In Part 2 of this article, we will discuss the remaining core principles of in uence and coura e, and then wrap things up with an overview of what all of this means in practical terms.

The fth habit is developin in uence.

One of the most important points in the book is that success is not something you can do on your own.

Although many “self-made” leaders like to talk about how they were completely responsible for their success, high performers succeed through meaningful relationships, and they all have had help. They build trust, offer

support, and help others grow. True high performance and success come not from control but from generosity, empathy, and consistency.

Developin in uence means payin attention to what people need. High performers learn about others’ struggles and goals. They encourage people when encouragement is needed and give them independence when that will help them succeed. This habit also includes asking for help without being discouraged by rejection. People become more effective by contributin to others and allowing others to contribute to them. Basically, if you want to get ahead, help others to do the same.

The sixth, and nal, habit urchard lists is demonstrating courage. High performers are willing to take risks, face uncertainty, and pursue goals that others will often criticize. Courage is not something you are born with. Instead, it is something developed through repeated action. Every time people choose a di cult path, speak honestly, or act despite fear, they gain courage.

This habit matters because success often requires being uncomfortable.

People who avoid struggle and failure limit their growth. High performers know that making mistakes is part of

the improvement process.

So, what s the takeaway?

The big lesson is that high performance is holistic. It is not only about working harder or chasing achievement.

It includes purpose, Dave motivation, Bellomo energy, p r o d u c t i v i t y, relationships, and courage. These habits reinforce one another.

High achievement should be accessible to anyone if they’re willing to do the work. If performance depended only on natural talent, then most people (including myself) would be excluded before they even began. If Burchard is correct, performance depends on habits. Anyone can become clearer about their goals, manage their energy more carefully, connect work to deeper reasons, focus on important tasks, serve others, and practice courage. The process may be di cult at times, but it is available to everyone.

At the same time, things pop up in life that are out of our control and beyond effort. abits matter, but external circumstances can also in uence opportunity and success. Not everyone starts with the same resources, support,

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or freedom. Still, the usefulness of the author’s ideas is that it gives us practical areas we can control. It encourages us to stop waitin for luck or con dence, and instead develop ourselves through repeated, purposeful action.

High Performance Habits presents an optimistic view of achievement. That extraordinary results come from ordinary behaviors practiced with consistency. While other books and researchers use different terminolo y, these six habits offer a practical uide for personal and professional growth.

They help people understand what they want, sustain the energy to pursue it, and connect their goals to meaningful work. They help build strong relationships and then act in the face of risk and failure.

High performers are not born; they are simply intentional. They shape their lives through repeated choices that build con dence and competence over time. For anyone feeling stuck by distraction or self-doubt, begin with one habit. Practice it consistently. Then let that improvement compound over time. Achievement is not a destination reached overnight. It is a way of living that develops with character, commitment, and determination.

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Marcy is always smiling and excited to see him, and the rest of the staff make a point of coming over to say hello.

All the servers and kitchen staff are great, and they all love Beau.

That is something special.

Griggs has that old-school diner feel where everyone knows your name — those places seem harder and harder to find these days.

Every morning when Beau and I walk through those doors and meet up with Grandpa, it reminds me that sometimes the best parts of life are the simplest ones.

Good coffee. Good people. Good conversation.

So what is the lesson in all of this?

I think it goes back to something I learned years ago from Stephen Covey’s book The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. One of his habits is, “Seek first to understand, then to be understood.” In other words, listen first.

I think a lot of us, especially when we are younger, feel like we always have to have the answer or be the one talking. I did the opposite.

When Beau and I first started going to Griggs, I sat at the table next to those guys and mostly just listened. I listened to their

actually serious about it.

Get up early. Do not sleep the day away. Better yet, make time for yourself before work.

I think a lot of people get into a routine of waking up, going straight to work, coming home, going to bed, and then doing it all over again the next day. Before long, it feels like life is just passing you by.

I have found that getting up early gives me something hard to find later in the day. Time.

By the time I get to work, I already feel like I have accomplished something. It changes your mindset.

You are not spending your whole day reacting to everything around you. You are starting your day with intention.

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When you become a dad, or a parent in general, there is a joke that the moment you leave the hospital, you think, “How did they let me take this thing home without an instruction manual?”

And honestly — at first, it is tough.

There are sleepless nights. Constant worry.

A lot of second-guessing yourself. It can feel overwhelming at times.

That is why I wanted to write this article and simply say thank you to the Griggs breakfast crew.

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You guys have helped me more than you probably realize.

What started as Beau and me sitting at the table next to them while I quietly listened to their conversations slowly turned into something more.

Over time, they invited us into the group.

They made us feel welcome. They made us feel like we belonged.

Some mornings, they even volunteer to hold Beau while I eat my breakfast.

It may seem like a small thing, but it means a lot.

It gave Beau and me a routine. It gave us a place to start our mornings.

And it gave me a group of people to learn from, laugh with, and simply enjoy spending

stories. I listened to their advice. I listened to them joke with each other and solve the world’s problems over a cup of coffee.

Over time, they invited me into the conversation.

Now, when they ask my opinion, I am happy to share it.

But I think earning the Jimmy opportunity to speak Webb III started by being willing to listen. There is a lot of wisdom sitting around that breakfast table.

I am thankful that Beau gets to grow up around people like that.

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onfession: My husband and I haven t own in over years and it shows. I don t know how that happened, it ust did. Life ot in the way of our travel plans, I uess. At any rate, we looked like fools at the airport, not reali in that people check in with an electronic kiosk now instead of interactin with an actual human. Thankfully, we were travelin with our dau hter and her partner so to ether they were able to walk us throu h the process of ta in our enormous suitcase and printin our boardin passes which would ve been a ni htmare for tech-challen ed people like us.

Of course, packin that enormous suitcase that came unreasonably close to exceedin

the -pound wei ht limit was an exercise in futility. We scrutini ed the ridiculous list of approved substances for our carry-on ba s, the recommended ba ie si es and permitted volumes of liquids alon with all the restricted items until we were ready to scream. And because the ods hate me, my -o . bottle of shampoo leaked anyway. On both i hts.

As one mi ht expect, our TSA experience was tolerable in both airports, but still inconvenient and time-consumin because of the incredibly lon lines and because I had to remove my belt and almost lost my pants shu in to the scanner. veryone else was in the same boat which made it entertainin . Sort of.

Thankfully, only one of us had to be sub ected

to a pat-down and the thorou h inspection of a backpack all because of sweat and the fact that the stupid machine couldn t see throu h a hardcover book. As a result, we almost missed our return i ht. ut on a positive note, we encountered some adorable cats that Melinda were also waitin in those Wentzel lon lines and at least one of us ot to pet them. On a side note, I m fairly certain the cats were more personable than the TSA could ever aspire to be.

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Where Have All the Fireflies Gone? his time of year, as the sun has set and darkness takes over the landscape, a magical thing begins to happen across the lawns and elds throu hout rural Pennsylvania. It is the appearance of re ies!

Each summer, as they begin to show up dancin about in the ni ht sky, I quickly ash back to my childhood days growing up in the Lycomin ounty countryside.

My recollection is that they were much more abundant then.

In fact, there were so many of them that my brother and I would often ather do ens of them in an old mason jar and keep them for several days, watching them begin to li ht up as darkness fell. We would add a handful of grass clippings to the bottom of the jar, thinking that would make them more comfortable in their new surroundings, and pierce multiple holes in the jar lid so they would have fresh air! We would watch them for a few days, then after dark one evening, we would open the jar and enjoy seeing them y away as they returned to the wild.

We were told that the reason they emitted their ashin li ht was to attract mosquitoes, which they fed on throu hout the ni ht! It was many years later that we discovered the true reason for the ashin li ht, alon with several other interesting facts about these ama in insects.

Fire ies, also known as li htnin bu s or lowworms, are soft-shelled beetles classi ed as Lampyrididae, with over 2,2 species worldwide, including approximately 165 species documented in the United States and anada. ultiple species exist throu hout Pennsylvania, and ama in ly, each species has its own ash pattern. Good luck in determinin different patterns in the ones you observe! While I am blessed with reat eyesi ht, I have never been able to distin uish any difference in the patterns I have watched. Perhaps it is because I am watchin only one species of re y.

Unfortunately, re ies do not prey on mosquitoes! Instead, the ashin li ht that they emit is used to attract a mate. Fire ies need tall grasses to attract potential mates, trees native pine trees are preferred to deposit their eggs, moisture and rotting wood to attract prey, and darkness to put on their reat li ht show. If you have all of these factors in one place, your lightning bu population should row over time. The life cycle of re ies is tied very closely to the weather. Their larvae live under round during the winter, mature in the spring, and then emerge in early summer, anywhere from the third week in May through the third week of une. The re ies that we see yin about have a life span of 61 days, so the chance to observe them can continue throu h Au ust.

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re ies are also the focus of a celebration here in Pennsylvania! The Pennsylvania Fire y Festival is held annually in Tionesta, Forest ounty, at the ellettville Fire y Farm on Route . The -acre private property is dedicated to the preservation of re y habitat. ou must apply to the PA Fire y Festival lottery and be selected in order to re ister for the event. Attendance on Friday and Saturday ni hts is limited to people each ni ht. For more information, contact them at 4 2 -2 or pa re yfestival mail.com. This year, the 4th annual Pennsylvania Fire y Festival was held on une 2 2 , with several pro rams and uided tours. ontact them now so you can plan on attendin next year. y the way, ust in case someone mi ht ask a roup of re ies is called A sparkle !

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Other lures that are also good choices are propbaits they are oatin baits that have the revolving blades in front and back. I sh the lure with a stopand-go retrieve, and with the props, it seems to work better if there is a disturbance on the surface.

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On uly 4th, and every other day in this as spectators cheered and waved American a s. land, the populace has the freedom to ut wait, it was nearin time for that uly spend the day as they choose. On that hot, swelterin day, I became a couch potato, 4th staple, the Nathan s hot do devourin with my ri ht thumb about the only part contest at oney Island. The undisputed of my body exertin any physical ener y, champion of the eatin world, oey hestnut, was there to do his indi estion ivin the T remote a workout as I tried to take in as much of the avor of the day impersonation while swallowin away the competition. True to form, hestnut from so many venues around this land. y day be an makin a choice. The devoured 66 of the linked treats in ten Williamsport rosscutters were on the cusp minutes to claim his th Fourth of uly hestnut will be appearin at of winnin the L Lea ue s rst half title. Note owman Field on Au ust , so stay clear of championship with a home ame at pm the hot do concession stand . a ainst the rival St. olle e Spikes. Seein Lunch time and the remainin innin s the local team clinch a championship was priority , until steppin outside to be of the uccos win in D were next in line. reeted by -de ree heat at a.m. While hestnut s performance was a bit As famed sportscaster eith ackson was nauseatin , it didn t stop me from indul in famous for sayin , Whoa Nellie on that in uly 4th staples hot do s, baked beans, and ice cream. For the record, ust two do s one.

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Simple question – if naturalized American citizens are required to learn American history, shouldn’t the citizens of our own country be expected to do the same?

While the holiday weekend ended on a sour note for U.S. soccer fans with a 4-1 loss to Belgium in FIFA Cup play, visiting fans from Scotland, Norway, and n land ocked to L stadiums to en oy baseball and Americana. Baseball may not have been on their itinerary, but it became a oyful experience even if half the crowd was tryin to ure out what counts as a strike.

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Continuing my thumb-led afternoon adventure, a trend was clearly developing. hannel after channel was lled with happy faces and cheering crowds celebrating the spirit of the day, in a variety of ways, except for one station. Each time I would give it a look, it was a downer, with doom and gloom presented by numerous talking heads offerin their opinions on what is wrong with America.

But good news soon came. The Crosscutters crowned themselves the L Draft Lea ue rst-half champions with a 20-9 win over State College. After beginning the season with a 1-4 record, they proceeded to go on a 19-3 tear, to nish 2 - and assure themselves a spot in the overall league championship game to be played at Bowman Field on September 2.

Then the remote paused on happenings in Philadelphia as a time capsule was about to be lowered into the ground, not to be opened until 22 and the Nation s 500th anniversary. Sports were among the items placed in the capsule, including letters written by the NFL, L , and N L commissioners explainin to future Americans what those sports were like in 2 2 .

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From Boston, the site of the Tea Party, to Philadelphia, where the Declaration of Independence was signed, the Celtics had traded All-Star guard Jaylen Brown to the ers.

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week. They had a poor showing against Belgium in the round of 16. I always said that you don’t mix sports with politics. Trump always seems to get involved.

Monday’s match set all kinds of marks.

Over 42 million fans tuned in to watch the 4-1 rout. It was a record broken the very next day, as 44.8 million watched England’s dramatic 3-2 win over Mexico.

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I have always been a fan, but this is quite wild. No matter who takes the field, I am tuned in for each game. The 2026 FIFA World Cup is legit. Setting records on and off the pitch. The tournament has delivered record-breaking crowds, television audiences, and streaming numbers.

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These tallies rival CBS’s March Madness and even the NFC and AFC Championships. Staggering.

This is the 23rd edition of the men’s international soccer tourJamie nament. Things got Spencer officially started on June 11th, and the finals are slated for July 19th. 2026 features a historic expansion to 48 teams and is jointly hosted across 16 venues in Canada, Mexico, and the United States. 104 matches across North America. The FIFA World Cup occurs every four years, and it is the largest sporting event in the world. Over 200 national teams compete in regional and sectional qualifiers to earn their spots. This process takes 2 years. The 48 squads that make up the tournament are then divided into 12 groups. Each team plays three round robins. The top 32 teams advance to the knockout stage.

A single-elimination bracket. Oh, the excitement.

Lionel Messi is the man. The Argentine striker is the best in the world. Argentina is still alive. The defending champions are among the favorites. Messi is co-leading

the tournament with 8 goals. He was brilliant in their comeback over Egypt. Down 2 scores with 10 to play. Messi scored on an incredible volley and assisted on a goal just a few minutes later. It was incredible.

Kylian Mbappe from France is also legit.

He too has 8 goals for the French. These guys are on another level. Opponents will rough them up and double-team, but they still find the net in every game. Mbappe has 20 career World Cup goals. He has played in 20 World Cup matches. Do the math.

Many of my friends are calling me a homer. Look. My great-grandfather, Jens Jensen, came over in the late 1800s. Yes. I have tons of Norwegian blood on both sides of the family. Norway is on a great run, and they are the darlings of the tournament. Norway upset Brazil to advance to the quarterfinals. Cinderella. They are still dancing in the streets of Oslo. The Norwegians have a great fan base. Their VIKING ROW chant has gone viral.

Look it up. Norway is led by its 6’5 long blonde-haired striker. Erling Haaland is an animal. An incredible athlete who runs like a deer. Erling has 7 goals in the tournament. My son and I pulled the trigger on some jerseys. We plan to wear them with pride on Saturday. Vikings unite.

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