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RFK Jr. fights to keep ballot spot in Pennsylvania, asserts Democrats want to remove him
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — Independent Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. arrived in Harrisburg Tuesday to argue in Commonwealth court why he should stay on the Pennsylvania ballot, but he could not arrive on time. He showed up late and was unable to speak in court. It is unclear who Kennedy Jr. would hurt more, […]
Democrats get a third-party hopeful knocked off Pennsylvania ballot, as Cornel West tries to get on
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Pennsylvania Democrats have won legal challenges keeping the left-wing Party for Socialism and Liberation off the battleground state’s presidential ballot, at least for now, while a lawyer with deep Republican Party ties is working to help independent candidate Cornel West get on it. The...
Brightspeed launches high-speed internet for 50,000 Pennsylvania residents
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA (WHTM) — Nearly 50,000 Pennsylvania homes and businesses will soon have access to high-speed fiber internet. Brightspeed says they held a ribbon-cutting ceremony earlier today, with attendees including U.S. Congressman John Joyce, State Senator Greg Rothman, State Representative Perry Stambaugh, the Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority (PBDA), and other local dignitaries. The officials unveiled […]
Educators Rising works to reverse teacher shortage in Pennsylvania
PHOENIXVILLE, Pa. (CBS) — School is about to start for millions of students in the Keystone State, which has a growing teacher shortage crisis, but a new statewide program is working to build a pipeline into the education system."So, in the future, I hope to be a college professor," said 16-year-old Christine Analraj.The senior at Phoenixville Area High School is already teaching STEM lessons to younger students. She said she is also preparing for a professional career in a class called Educators Rising."So through Ed Rising, I've been able to kind of expand my network — both through meeting other educators...
Washington Post: Main Line Jewish Voters Relieved as Josh Shapiro Remains Focused on State Leadership
Some local Jewish voters are glad Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro was turned down as the Democratic choice for vice president so he can stay on as governor, writes Nicole Markus for The Washington Post. Shapiro is Jewish and grew up in Montgomery County, attending synagogue here. Democratic Presidential candidate Kamala...
All Aboard Ellwood Receives $400,000 Pledge from the May Emma Hoyt Foundation
All Aboard Ellwood Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the industrial and railroad heritage of Ellwood City, has received a generous pledge of $400,000 from the May Emma Hoyt Foundation. This substantial commitment will help fund the construction of a replica train station that will house the proposed Industrial...
Theft case against Grove City flooring business owner sent to trial court
The owner of a Grove City flooring business has been arrested after being accused of taking money from several customers and not doing the work she was hired for. Ashley Roth, 30, is accused of taking thousands of dollars from victims who hired her to do their floors. Roth is charged under the state law making it illegal to receive advance payment for a service and failing to perform that service.
In-State Pitt CB Commit Ruled Ineligible for Senior Season
Harrisburg star quarterback/cornerback Shawn Lee Jr. is officially unable to play his senior season. Lee — a 5-foot-10, 170-pound three-star athlete from Harrisburg, Pa. — was denied eligibility for the 2024 season in his PIAA appeal hearing, according to a report by Dan Sostek of Penn Live. The 5-0 decision comes after a PIAA District 3 ruling last month, which Lee then appealed.
Cranberry Township internship program wraps up another successful year
Cranberry Township’s Internship Program has steadily grown both in terms of popularity and success over its four years of existence. The township welcomed 11 interns across 10 different departments and provided them with personalized experiences in the fields they hope to pursue one day from late May till the second week of August.
Gallery: Mars Area students head back to class Thursday
Mars Area Elementary School students walked, ran, jumped and danced as they departed their school buses and entered the school building for their first day of school Thursday, Aug. 22. Class was also back in session for the first day of the year at Mars Area, Moniteau and Seneca Valley...
High school football Week 1 picks: Does Butler win opener? Moniteau or Karns City?
It’s Week 1 of the PIAA high school football season. That can only mean one thing (or many things): it’s time for the Butler Eagle sports staff and Scoop to predict who will win each game this season. The first week of the 2024 season brings a unique...
Last call for hazardous waste disposal: Renfrew depot closes August 31st
If your garage is full of things like unused paint or pool chemicals, be sure to get in touch with the Renfrew Landfill. The Bruce Street landfill’s Household Hazardous Waste Depot will close for the season on Saturday, August 31st, and will not reopen until next spring. Residents of...
Class 5A: Latrobe buzzing with playoff potential after bumping up in class with star seniors John Wetzel, Alex Tatsch leading the way
Take a leisurely stroll or a nice scenic drive through the town of Latrobe on a Friday evening this fall, and you’ll be sure to notice an unmistakable buzz in the air that hasn’t been seen in quite some time — if ever. So, what’s all the...
Lawrenceville Corporation Presents, Sidewalk Soiree: Goodbye to Noise, Cones, & Dust… Hello to Fall Fare, Sips, & Sales
Owning a small business is difficult. Lawrenceville has over 300 businesses, and one of Lawrenceville Corporation's responsibilities is to manage the business district: to hear business owners' concerns, to advocate for them, and to support them in their business endeavors. Small business owners in Lower Lawrenceville were greatly challenged this past Fall and Spring when a construction project that was supposed to last 2-3 months extended 9 months into a busy shopping season. Construction and updated infrastructure are necessary in moving a city like ours into the future, but this project showed the importance of communication and collaboration.
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