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Best-selling author of ‘How Democracies Die’ to speak in Harrisburg
As Pennsylvanians and citizens across the nation prepare to vote this November, best-selling author Daniel Ziblatt is coming to Harrisburg to discuss his timely books: “How Democracies Die” and “Tyranny of the Minority.”. Ziblatt will be in conversation with former U.S. Rep. Conor Lamb of Pennsylvania’s 17th...
Monroeville Jazz Festival Happening in a Fee Days
The Monroeville Foundation's very own Jazz Festival is just a few days away!. An event the community thoroughly enjoys. It has all the elements for a great event; live music, talented singers & musicians, vendors, shopping, and the beauty of Monroeville's outdoors. Monroeville Jazz Festival is a one-day, free concert.
Midstate non-profit coffee shop supporting young adults in foster care opening another location
CARLISLE, Pa. (WHTM) — A local nonprofit coffee shop supporting young adults aging out of the foster care system will open its second Midstate location. The Cracked Pot Coffee Shop recently announced it will be opening its second Midstate location later next month. The new coffee shop will be located at 34 North Hanover Street in Carlisle on Friday, September 27.
After white supremacists march in Harrisburg, experts say most area leaders model how to respond
As many residents and political leaders follow best practice responding to a hate group, U.S Rep. Scott Perry does not. Correction: This story was updated to correct the name of the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission. Harrisburg residents and elected officials, broadly speaking, are supporting equity and condemning hate this week,...
Pittsburgh Steelers bring back ex-Baltimore Ravens cornerback
The Pittsburgh Steelers are re-signing former Baltimore Ravens cornerback Anthony Averett to their practice squad. Averett was released by the Steelers following their game against the Buffalo Bills when he suffered a hamstring injury, but Averett now appears healthy and ready to return to Pittsburgh’s practice squad. The Steelers...
Lions Club car show and barbecue will support community organizations
A variety of vehicles, food, entertainment and more will highlight the 23rd annual Cruise In and chicken barbecue hosted by the Elizabethtown Lions Club. The event will be held on Saturday, Sept. 14, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Rheems Fire Department, 350 Anchor Road, Elizabethtown. Registration for the car show will begin at 8 a.m.
Parting with a do-it-all wide receiver was a mistake by the Pittsburgh Steelers
The Steelers had to make some difficult decisions Tuesday afternoon when they cut the roster to 53 players. Overall, there weren't too many surprising moves besides keeping 8 defensive linemen. I was a little surprised and disappointed by a player who was cut just before the deadline, and that decision could end up being a big mistake for the Steelers' offense going forward.
Pat McAfee Reveals College Football Team With 'More Hope Than Ever'
Former West Virginia Mountaineer Pat McAfee is headed to Morgantown to host the "Pat McAfee Show" live from his alma mater on Saturday. McAfee and the crew will be previewing a prime-time matchup between the Mountaineers and the No. 8 Penn State Nittany Lions. While McAfee is known to have ...
Former Ohio State star QB Justin Fields won't start for Pittsburgh but Mike Tomlin has plan to 'weaponize' his mobility
Coach Mike Tomlin announced on Wednesday that Russell Wilson will be the starting quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers in their season-opening game in Atlanta. Backing up Wilson will be Justin Fields, acquired by the Steelers in a March trade with the Chicago Bears in exchange for a ...
A Soulful Taste of the Burgh returns with must-try dishes
Aug. 28—Since 2019, A Soulful Taste of the Burgh has enticed attendees with the comforting taste of soul food. This year, Downtown festival will expand its footprint further down the Boulevard of the Allies, running from Aug. 30 to Sept. 1. The event features around 100 food and commercial vendors from both the area and across the country, said founder B. Marshall. One of the festival's ...
Steelers rookie DB done for the year
When the Pittsburgh Steelers selected former Texas defensive back Ryan Watts in the 2024 NFL draft, we felt like the Steelers got a bargain. As training camp and the preseason went on, we cooled on Watts a bit but still felt like he had a shot to make the final 53-man roster.
Republican leading investigation into Trump assassination attempt says campaign was part of the problem
Rep. Mike Kelly (R-PA) asserted the Trump campaign dismissed his unease before the rally at which the former president survived an attempted assassination. Kelly heads the bipartisan congressional commission investigating security failures that enabled a gunman to open fire on Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump during a Pennsylvania rally last month. “I made a statement […]
Local authorities speak on role in security for Friday's Johnstown Trump rally
Security in the spotlight ahead of former president Donald Trump's rally in Johnstown on Friday. Questions about safety measures are being raised about a month and a half after the attempted assassination of Trump in Butler County. “Anytime that we have a dignitary come in, especially of this caliber, there's...
Ghost Town Trail Loop one step closer to being complete
NANTY GLO, Pa. (WTAJ) — The Ghost Town Trail Loop is going through one more change before it’s complete. On Tuesday, the Cambria County Conservation & Recreation Authority hosted a groundbreaking celebration to kick off construction of Phase 1 of the final 1.5-mile section of the trail. “I had two things I wanted to do when […]
Dynamic Energy completes almost-1-MW rooftop solar project in Pennsylvania
Dynamic Energy has completed a 907-kW commercial rooftop solar project with Cooper-Booth Wholesale Co., a full-service distributor for convenience store merchandise in the Mid-Atlantic. Situated on 61,000 ft2 of industrial rooftop located at the company’s Mountville, Pennsylvania warehouse and headquarters, the project will offset Cooper-Booth’s rising energy costs while driving the company’s green energy initiatives.
Turkey survey soon ends, where EHD has been found in deer, popular beaches for Labor Day
Have you been seeing wild turkeys over the past few weeks? The Pennsylvania Game Commission is looking for information from the public on turkey sightings across the state from July and August. The information will help the agency’s staff to monitor the success and reproduction of these birds. ...
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