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10/15/2025

10/15/2025

The Troy hospital surpasses an impressive fundraising goal for their mammography department, the Wellsboro community is invited to a day of hands-on science activities and demonstrations, and Wyatt Wood has your Home Page Sports update and introduces a new series coming soon. These are the stories today on HPN News, brought to you by Pop’s Culture Shoppe.

10/14/2025

A local, family-owned business invites the community to celebrate 120 years in business, the Pine Creek Rail Trail holds a ribbon-cutting this Friday and Wyatt Wood has the latest Home Page Sports. These are the stories today on HPN News, brought to you by C&N.

10/13/2025

On Friday, October 10th, the Troy Trojans celebrated their homecoming in spectacular fashion, decimating the North Penn-Mansfield Panthers 58-10.

The night kicked off with the community lining the streets for the homecoming parade, which wound its way down to Alparon Park. Once the stadium filled, the Trojans quickly took control of the game.

Just minutes in, Kael Millard ripped through the defense on an outside seam, setting up a Gavin Lykon-Leffler extra point—Troy led 7-0. North Penn-Mansfield answered with a big play: Peyton Greene faked a pitch to Luke Kreger, who launched a pass to Colton Pellett for a touchdown, tying the game 7-7.

Troy responded with relentless force. Mason Smith’s quarterback keeper powered down the sideline for a score, and Brendan Gilliland followed a perfectly blocked middle path to put Troy ahead by two touchdowns. Smith then connected with Josiah Pesesky for another touchdown, giving Troy a 28-7 lead early in the second quarter.

The Trojans weren’t done. A clever trick play involving Gilliland, Spencer Martin, and Smith set up a field goal, pushing the lead to 31-7. Troy scored again before halftime, heading to the locker room with a commanding 38-7 advantage.

At halftime, the homecoming court was presented: Chase Seymour was crowned king, with Paige Mattikonis taking queen.

The second half saw Troy continue their dominance, closing out the night with a decisive 58-10 victory. Between the parade, the coronation, and the crushing win on the field, Troy’s homecoming was a night to remember.

10/13/2025

Crowds gather in Blossburg for a festival of autumn spirit, Galeton crowns a pair of royal students, and Wyatt Wood has the latest Home Page Sports. These are the stories we’re following for you today, brought to you by Wilkinson Dunn Company - the insurance people.

10/10/2025

The Blossburg Fall Fest returns this Sunday with fun for the whole family, Wyatt Wood has the latest Home Page Sports, and meteorologist Nathan Wiles has your weekend weather report. These are the stories today on HPN News, brought to you by C&N. Hello everyone, I’m Piper Anderegg.

10/09/2025

On Friday, October 3rd, W.R. Croman Primary School held a “Race for Education,” which served as a fun way to raise money for upcoming field trips, assemblies, and other future activities for students to take part in. At the race, students got their lanyards scanned in order to keep track of how many laps they ran. Each student also received a T-Shirt that they wore during the race, and will be encouraged to wear on future field trips. This event wouldn’t have been possible without the generous sponsorship of local businesses. Thanks to these monetary donations, the PTSO raised $19,780!

10/09/2025

Little ones race to raise money for field trips and future activities, the Blossburg Fall Festival returns with the third edition of School of Rock, and Wyatt Wood has your latest Home Page Sports. These are the stories today on HPN News, made possible by Dunhams Department Store.

10/08/2025

Bradford County residents walk to raise tens of thousands of dollars in the fight against breast cancer, a local church opens its doors for the first time in over 20 years, and Wyatt Wood has your Home Page Sports update. These are the stories we're following today, brought to you by Wilkinson Dunn Company.

10/07/2025

So many heartfelt memories were made at the in-person Walk For A Purpose event at Alparon Park this past Saturday, October 4th. Loved ones lost to the battle of breast cancer were honored with a memorial tribute, and breast cancer survivors and fighters took a lap around the park, celebrating their victory and honoring their personal journeys. The entire event was full of love, support, and hope that was almost tangible the moment you stepped into the park.
While the in-person Walk For A Purpose event has already taken place, you can still take steps toward a world without breast cancer.
To sign up to walk virtually, visit www.walkforapurpose.com. In order to track your steps throughout the month of October, click the “Get Involved” tab on the website, select “Walk” in the drop-down menu, and you will be able to register to walk on that page.
To listen to the testimonies of survivors, visit Wiggle 100 Radio’s page on Spotify. Wiggle 100 hosted a 2-day Radiothon in order to help raise funds for bringing Contrast-Enhanced Mammography to the Guthrie Troy Community Hospital. https://open.spotify.com/show/12BWTnMX7qc0aADTxmAnXs?si=Gm0piZUPQZuQFuyr2BO07g
If you would like to donate to this incredibly worthy cause and help reach the goal of $100,000, please visit Guthrie.org/cemdonate or call 570-887-4420.

10/07/2025

An orange monster sits outside the Chamber of Commerce in Wellsboro, area fire departments and police agencies will gather in Mansfield later this month, and a local coach is named PIAA football coach of the year. These are the stories today on HPN News - brought to you by C&N.

10/06/2025

The Troy Trojans lit up Alparon Park Friday night, overwhelming the Wellsboro Hornets in a 53–7 rout that showcased explosive offense and unrelenting momentum from the opening kickoff.

The Troy Trojans lit up Alparon Park Friday night, overwhelming the Wellsboro Hornets in a 53–7 rout that showcased explosive offense and unrelenting momentum from the opening kickoff. Troy wasted no time setting the tone. Mason Smith fielded the opening kick, found a seam, and dashed untouched to...