In The News
Back-to-school season is giving some Pennsylvania Republican lawmakers a chance to renew their fight for whole milk in schools.
“This site here in Warren County. This is about national security.”
And a desire to “identify concerns” and see how manufacturers “interface” with the federal government brought Congressman Glenn Thompson to Ellwood National Forge on Tuesday morning.
Living up to their bright red "Polk Center Strong" T-shirts, a throng of more than 500 area residents rallied Monday morning in Franklin to protest the proposed closing of Polk State Center.
What began as a Penn State engineering entrepreneurial class project has grown into a national company, and its owners will be recognized Thursday with the Pennsylvania Small Business of the Year award.
Seeking and securing grant fundings can be a challenge, whether it’s for a nonprofit organization, government agency, municipality, church or small business.
The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services has announced a $1 million grant to the Shelocta-based Armstrong-Indiana-Clarion Drug and Alcohol Commission to help further implement a tri-county Rural Communities Opioid Response program.
Pennsylvania dairy farmers have been under continuous pressure of decreasing fluid milk consumption in the country and tight markets met by production surpluses and tariffs.
Dairy farmers have never had an easy job, but it’s no secret that life has been particularly hard the past few years.
Low prices. Cost cutting. Bad weather. Sleepless nights.
The annual Showcase for Commerce trade show brings exposure and connectivity to our region’s business community.
The defense industry expo also brings a lot of dollars for local companies.
As our Mark Pesto reported, among the contracts announced Friday were these:
Area farmers are making sure their voices are heard in the nation’s capital.
Two local farmers, both Pennsylvania Farm Bureau members, were among a group that visited Washington, D.C. Feb 26-28.