The Wellsboro Gazette

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Congratulations Miss Central Mountain Jocelyn Renninger!

Rose Moore, a Tioga County native, Wellsboro resident and owner of Moore’s Sports Center, recently took on one of the most daunting physical and mental challenges of the reality show Alone.

MORRIS This year’s Rattlesnake Round-up here seemed busier than ever and drawing snake hunters from near and far.

A Lawrenceville teen has created a veteran’s memorial on his way to becoming an Eagle Scout.

Due to the additional snow fall last night and drifting, the Southern Tioga School District will operate on a 2 hour delay. All classes and transportation will be delayed by 2 hours today, Wednesday - February 3rd.

The Wellsboro golf team lost a lot of firepower this past year, but lineup mainstay and senior captain Brock Hamblin put together easily the most consistent golf season of any golfer in the Northern Tier League as he helped lead his team to a 32-9 r

A Lawrenceville woman died in a one-vehicle crash on Bliss Road, Lawrence Township, on Jan. 31.

A 36-year-old male, of Galeton, has died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, the Galeton Borough Police Department announced.

MANSFIELD An FBLA community service project is in full swing, Alex Stein, North Penn-Mansfield senior and Mansfield Chamber student representative, said during Tuesday’s chamber meeting.

Wednesday, Feb. 3, the Endless Mountain Music Festival is releasing a free music video featuring pianist Bram Wijnands of Kansas City, Missouri performing a selection of jazz tunes in the stride piano style.

The North Penn-Liberty basketball team (1-0) captured their first win of the season in Westfield as they topped the Cowanesque Valley Indians (0-3) 70-38. Noah Spencer led all scorers with 24 points and sophomore Derek Litzelman notched 15 points in his first career varsity start. The Indians were lead by Gage Tiltmon who scored 10 points and Ben Cooper who added nine.

The former Westfield tannery property is still being cleaned up, with expected completion this April.

Due to ongoing Winter Storm Orlena, all Mansfield University classes will be conducted remotely again on Tuesday, February 2. All buildings are closed except ...residence halls, dining hall facilities, and Kelchner Fitness Center. Employees carrying out Essential Operations must report to campus as scheduled, or earlier, if directed by their supervisor(s). Non-essential employees should work remotely, if possible. Scheduled in-person events are cancelled. Dining Services will be available in the Student Restaurant (Upper Manser), during the following hours on Tuesday: Brunch: 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM Dinner: 5 PM to 6:30 PM Jazzman’s and Mountie Market are closed. Kelchner Fitness Center will be open Tuesday from 8 AM to 1 PM, closed for cleaning from 1 to 3 PM, then will reopen from 3 to 9 PM. The Health Clinic will be open from 8 AM to 4 PM. Students should call ahead for appointments (570) 662-4350. Students and employees can register for MU Mobile Alerts at https://ct.mansfield.edu/mu-mobile-alerts.cfm

All district schools will be closed tomorrow, February 2. Again, this is NOT a remote learning day, but rather a normal snow day.