Justin Gick is a journalist at WNEP-TV 16. He covers a diverse range of topics including events and conferences, professional sports, travel and tourism, and agriculture, with a particular focus on animal rescue and rehabilitation, organic farming, and sports tournaments. Justin's work has been featured in KVLY-TV, KFYR-TV, and WNEP-TV 16.
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At the Bloomsburg Fairgrounds, the fair might be over, but another annual favorite is underway; the Covered Bridge and Arts Festival.
Farmhouse Meats and Produce is busy harvesting its final potato crop after a successful season.
By: Justin Gick
While many farmers are harvesting pumpkins and apples this time of year, some are harvesting grapes.
By: Justin Gick
WWII Army Staff Sergeant Charles H. Knecht was finally laid to rest in Nescopeck on Wednesday, bringing closure to a family after 81 years.
Off Route 487 near Elysburg is a Halloween season tradition, the Elysburg Haunted House. This year, the haunted house that is run by the Elysburg and Overlook Fire Companies is turning 51 years old.
By: Justin Gick
Outside of Benton, along Route 487 in Sugar Loaf Township, Rescue Pets Serving Vets has been helping dogs get adopted since it began seven years ago.
On West Fort McClure Boulevard near the Bloomsburg Fairgrounds sits an old barn that has served up frights during spooky season for six years.
The Walk to end alzheimer's stepped off at PNC Field in Moosic.
By: Justin Gick
Hopewell Memorial Park in Montour County is undergoing some upgrades.
By: Justin Gick
Central Pa. students get hands-on look at careers in medicine through Geisinger's AiM HI program
