Justin Gick is a journalist at WNEP-TV 16. He covers a range of topics including security and law enforcement, with a focus on law enforcement agencies, culture, and society, as well as regional interest and world news. His work has been featured in KVLY-TV, KFYR-TV, and WNEP-TV 16.
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At Catawissa Hose Company No. 1, Toast, the volunteer fire company's trained therapy Corgi is walking around like he normally does when he's on the grounds. Lt. Brandon Richendrfer says last year the...
By: Justin Gick
Bloomsburg's Norris E. Rock Memorial Pool is offering a refreshing escape from the heat wave, drawing folks of all ages.
By: Justin Gick
Waterway conservation officers are reminding everyone to stay safe while out on the water for the July Fourth holiday.
An animal shelter in Montour County is focusing on finding forever homes for a specific breed during the entire month of July.
This year, the May family is celebrating 70 years in business.
The community pool reopened Monday after more than a month-long closure due to a pipe leak.
Bloomsburg Children's Museum breaks ground on new location on Route 11
By: Justin Gick
Farmers across our area are still dealing with the impact of the spring freeze back in April.
The Point Drive-In Theater along Route 11 in Point Township has been around for many years. Bob Weir took ownership of the drive-in this season and is doing a lot to upgrade it. Since the season is ...
By: Justin Gick
The Bloomsburg Area YMCA has been busy this summer. The Columbia County non-profit recently bought the Bloomsburg Children's Museum building next door. CEO Wayne Stump said the building will house t...
