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‘A Nation in Motion:’ Marching Huskies bring bold red, white and blue flare to a milestone season (opens the original)
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LEWISTOWN -- The Mifflin County High School Marching Huskies are stepping into the 2026 season with a show that feels tailor‑made for a milestone year in American history -- and they're already pushing it across the field with color, motion, and unmistakable patriotic flare. Their production, “A Nation in Motion,” marks the 250th anniversary of the United States, giving the band a chance to build a program that looks and sounds like a celebration of the country's musical beginnings. Mifflin Coun
A historic Goose Day win (opens the original)
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LEWISTOWN -- The Goose Day 5K has seen fast fields, big crowds and decades of local dominance, but Saturday delivered a jolt of something entirely new. Former Mifflin County and Bowling Green State University standout Kylee Cubbison blasted through Downtown Lewistown and became the first female to win the overall title in the event's 48‑year history, topping a record 291 finishers with a winning time of 16:40 that also set a new women's course record. Cubbison, of Lewistown, added the historic v
Huskies march to first-place finish (opens the original)
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SHAMOKIN -- The Mifflin County High School Marching Huskies didn't just return to competition Saturday -- they came back in full stride, proving that last year's championship momentum is alive and well. Fresh off their 2025 Tournament of Bands Group 3A Atlantic Coast Championship, where they scored 90.17 to claim their fourth title in eight years, the Huskies opened the new season at the Black Diamond Tournament of Bands at Shamokin High School. Their 2026 show, "A Nation in Motion," bursts with
A love story returns to Monument Square (opens the original)
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LEWISTOWN - Some love stories begin in castles and kingdoms. Others begin in places so ordinary that no one realizes they are witnessing the start of something extraordinary. The story of Doug Sherlock and Marsha Sherlock began on Monument Square in Lewistown, where a simple date at a local restaurant would become the first chapter of a lifelong romance. Nearly six decades later, their story feels every bit as enduring as a fairytale. When Laskaris Restaurant reopened its doors last week, Doug a
Harper’s Warriors tournament to benefit three local children (opens the original)
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MIFFLINTOWN - What began as a parent's desire to honor her daughter's memory has grown into a powerful tradition that continues to touch lives across the Juniata River Valley. On Saturday, family, friends, neighbors, businesses and volunteers will gather at Walker Park in Mifflintown for the 12th Annual Harper's Warriors 16-Inch Softball Benefit Tournament. For Amber Foose-Miller, of Mifflintown, and husband, Gary Lee Miller Jr., the event remains rooted in the memory of their daughter, Harper.
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