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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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...
By: Justin Gick
To help free up some much-needed space, the Watsontown Historical Society is hosting its first-ever tag sale.
By: Justin Gick
A Bradford County woman and her family are celebrating a major milestone at Knoebels Amusement Resort.
Downtown Sunbury is getting ready for the 38th annual River Fest that begins on Friday.
Inside his home in Danville, Mario Tulino is busy finishing up a child's mobility chair made of 3D-printed parts.
By: Justin Gick
With all the games being played each day, someone has to take care of the fields and that's where the grounds crew comes in.
Games at both Lamade and Volunteer Stadiums began at 9 a.m. Thursday.
Newswatch 16's Justin Gick spoke with George Cline about his experience playing in the first Little League games back in 1939.
By: Justin Gick
In the Susquehanna Valley United Way's Sunbury offices, a new space has been created for those in recovery.
