Mackenzie Aucker
Journalist at WNEP-TV (Moosic, PA)
Williamsport Multi Skilled Journalist @WNEP | @IUPedu Alum | Beach enthusiast, Phillies/Penguins/Steelers fan, foodie | Do what you love, love what you do
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1 day ago |
wnep.com | Mackenzie Aucker
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — To ensure more people are CPR certified, an organization in Lycoming County called the Juvenile Uplifting Mentor Program or "JUMP" is holding CPR certification classes. JUMP helps create brighter futures for at risk youth and their families.
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wnep.com | Mackenzie Aucker
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — Homemade blankets of all shapes and sizes can be found on tables inside the Lycoming Law Association office in Williamsport. The blankets are for Project Linus—a national organization that provides handmade blankets for children in need. Every spring, the Lycoming Law Association Young Lawyers Division collects blanket donations for the nonprofit's local chapter. The blankets then go to area children in need.
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2 days ago |
wnep.com | Mackenzie Aucker
MUNCY, Pa. — What used to be the home of Best Buy near the former Lycoming Mall in Muncy Township will soon be home to Bass Pro Shops. The wilderness retailer currently only has one store in Pennsylvania — located in Harrisburg. Jason Fink, the CEO and President of the Williamsport Lycoming Chamber of Commerce, tells us bringing a Bass Pro Shop to the Lycoming County area has been two years in the making. No two shops are the same, he said. The one built here in Muncy Township will be unique.
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3 days ago |
wnep.com | Mackenzie Aucker
LOYALSOCK TOWNSHIP, PA — Summer weather is officially here after weeks of cool temperatures and rain across Northeastern and Central Pennsylvania. The break in the clouds over Lycoming County brought out folks of all ages to James E. Short Park in Loyalsock Township. Brenda King from Montgomery spent the afternoon enjoying the sunshine.
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3 days ago |
wnep.com | Mackenzie Aucker
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — Staff are stocking shelves and organizing aisles as Barr's Ace Hardware in Williamsport moves into its new location and out of their old one on West Fourth Street. David Hedrick own's the Lycoming County business and says he decided to move out of the 6,000 square foot building because the business outgrew the space. Hedrick purchased the building on Market Street--home of the former Rite Aid in the city.
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