Anna Wiest

21 hours ago | dailyitem.com | Anna Wiest

DANVILLE —Following nearly a decade of leadership, Danville Business Alliance Executive Director Rebecca Dressler announced to members last week she will be stepping down. The decision to resign came after a year of juggling her position at the business alliance as well as serving as Montour County commissioner. kAm“(9:=6 x’G6 5@?6 >J 36DE E@ D6CG6 3@E9 H:E9 565:42E:@?[ x’G6 C62=:K65 E96 sqp 56D6CG6D D@>6@?6 H9@ 42? 56G@E6 E96:C 7F== 2EE6?E:@? E@ E9:D :>A@CE2?E @C82?:K2E:@?

2 days ago | dailyitem.com | Anna Wiest

DANVILLE — Montour County Children and Youth requested approval of a nearly $2.4 million budget for 2025-2026, an increase of more than $500,000 compared to the previous year's anticipated expenditures. Montour County Commissioners unanimously approved the budget Tuesday. Commissioner Trevor Finn was absent from the meeting. kAm%96 4@F?EJ @77:46VD a_ad\a_ae 6IA6?5:EFC6D 2C6 AC@;64E65 2E Sa[bf`[`g`] k^AmkAm%96 @77:46 AC@;64E65 6IA6?5:EFC6D 2E S`[gdf[ghd 7@C a_ac\a_ad]k^AmkAm%96 >2:?

2 days ago | dailyitem.com | Anna Wiest

DANVILLE — Montour County officials are in the process of reestablishing a comprehensive plan and invite community members to join in shaping the future of the county. The updated comprehensive plan will guide "growth, development, and preservation efforts for the next decade and beyond," according to a county press release. kAmQ%9:D :D 2? @AA@CEF?:EJ 7@C 6G6CJ@?6 E@ 92G6 E96:C G@:46 962C5 E@ 4C62E6 E96 G:D:@?

2 days ago | dailyitem.com | Anna Wiest

DANVILLE — The Montour Area Recreation Commission and Columbia Montour Visitors Bureau will host a 2.6-mile guided walk around the Hess Recreation Area’s Hess Loop Trail on Saturday. The walk will be followed by a littler cleanup event at the park. kAm%96 H2=< H:== 368:? 2E h 2]>] $2EFC52J 2E E96 w6DD #64C62E:@? pC62’D A2G:=:@? 2E gcb |625@H {2?6[ s2?G:==6[ 2?5 H:== 4@?4=F56 2E 2C@F?5 `` 2]>] %96 =:EE6C 4=62?FA H:== 7@==@H :>>65:2E6=J 2?5 4@?4=F56 ?@ =2E6C E92?

5 days ago | yahoo.com | Anna Wiest

DANVILLE — Saint Joseph Catholic School kindergartener Nate Patterson was ready to recall the 14 stations of the cross as he walked with community members through the borough on Good Friday. The group made nine stops, including churches and community hubs, and remembered Jesus’ final day on the cross. This year, each church along the path was involved in the Cross Walk as representatives read portions of the service when the group arrived. Last year was the first walk since the pandemic.