State Rep. Donna Scheuren wants Pennsylvania courts to handle strangulations more seriously in the future. Scheuren, R-Gilbertsville, has introduced Erika’s Law – The Strangulation Accountability Act in the state House of Representatives. The act is actually three bills: House Bill ...
Campaign spending and donations toward the race for Pennsylvania governor paint an entirely different picture of races for Warren County’s federal representative and state representative. Gov. Josh Shapiro has spent $66,326,356.86 so far in 2026 while bringing in $40,457,634 in donations. ...
BRADFORD — The Bradford Regional Airport has announced that United Express flights will begin taking off on Feb. 11, 2027. These new flights, operated by SkyWest Airlines, will provide travelers with convenient access to hundreds of domestic and international destinations through United’s global network at Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD). "I am thrilled to welcome United Express jet service to Bradford Regional Airport. It has required a lot of teamwork to bring this service to our region, but we believe strongly that reliable, convenient air service is essential to ...
Reach Cyber Charter School, a STEM-focused online public charter school for K-12 students in Pennsylvania, is bringing Future Farmers of America (FFA), one of the nation’s best-known student leadership organizations, to its students in grades 9-12 becoming the first cyber charter school in Pennsylvania to launch a chapter. Students will be able to build leadership skills, explore careers and compete as members of a statewide and national community. “At Reach Cyber, we believe career readiness should give students opportunities to explore their interests, develop real-world skills ...
A commitment to helping others can take many forms — from standing up for working people to serving families in need. At United Way of Chautauqua County’s Salute to Labor dinner recently, James B. McIntyre, the 2026 Joseph H. Mason Award recipient, spoke about the connection between the ...
Pennsylvania’s 125 free state parks generated an estimated $16.05 for every $1 invested, up from $12.41 reported in a previous study, according to a new study from the Pennsylvania State University. The study also found that visitors spent an estimated $1.2 billion on state park trips in 2025, supporting jobs and businesses in communities across the Commonwealth. Visitor spending averaged $31.60 per person per day, with restaurants, gas, and groceries among the top spending categories. The findings underscore the role of the Commonwealth’s state parks in supporting Pennsylvania’s ...
