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Renaissance Faire, creepy crawlers and ghouls: Fun things to do in central Pa. this weekend
The weather is cooling down, the pools are closed for the season, and fall is just weeks away. While the seasons are changing, the amount of fun weekend activities in central Pa., has yet to budge. This weekend has something for all ages, from a few hours of unique bug...
New study shows lead in PA schools’ drinking water
A new study shows the vast majority of Pennsylvania schools ‘regularly’ expose students to lead in their drinking water. PennEnvironment collected data from nine school districts across the commonwealth through right-to-know requests. These schools were selected based on factors including size and location. The study said Bethlehem, Norristown, Upper Darby, and West Chester school districts […]
Free Wawa coffee! Promotion runs through Sept. 15 for certain NJ customers
Wawa is giving out free coffee to certain customers in specific states, and New Jersey is one of them. The promotion is only good for about two weeks. It applies to coffee of any size. To mark the start of the school year, the convenience store chain is running the...
Black Conservative Federation launches bus tour for Trump
One of the leading Black conservative organizations is launching a bus tour across battleground states in the hopes of mobilizing Black voters to cast their ballots for former President Trump. The Black Conservative Federation announced Thursday its “Black Voters for Trump” bus tour. The tour will hit the road Friday and travel through the key…
Potential for ‘modern Silicon Valley’ to come to Pennsylvania
(The Center Square) — A new law designed to boost high-value manufacturing through engineering firms and universities took center stage on Tuesday. Now, it just needs state funding. Act 24, passed in June, created the Max Manufacturing Initiative to build public-private partnerships through a grant and loan program, shared...
South Charleston mail facility to continue at full capacity, officials say
The United States Postal Service has nixed its plans to move part of the operations of a South Charleston mail plant to Pennsylvania, a move that would have affected dozens of jobs, officials announced Thursday morning. The agency will also move forward with plans to invest $22.8 million in upgrades at the facility. The postal […]
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