Pennsylvania
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From Fireworks to Pickle Drops: 7 Must-Visit New Year’s Eve Celebrations in Pennsylvania to Ring in 2025
New Year’s Eve is one of the most celebrated nights worldwide. It is a time when people gather to bid farewell to the old year and welcome the new one. While some people prefer the coziness of staying at home with loved ones, others prefer partying in clubs, dining at fancy restaurants, or even taking…
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7 Top Pennsylvania Resorts for a Magical Christmas and New Year’s Getaway
The holiday season is here, and there’s no better way to enjoy its magic than visiting one of Pennsylvania’s exquisite resorts. Imagine yourself surrounded by sparkling lights, festive decorations, and comfortable amenities while you indulge in everything from thrilling adventures to peaceful relaxation. Whether it’s a family vacation or a winter getaway, Pennsylvania’s resorts are…
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Despite Steelworkers’ Rally, Nippon Steel’s U.S. Steel Deal Faces Rejection by Current and Incoming Administrations
While the majority of steelworkers rallied behind Nippon Steel’s proposed $14.9 billion purchase of U.S. Steel, both the current and incoming administrations are poised to reject it, writes David J. Lynch for The Washington Post. The Japanese company, which is willing to pay $14.9 billion for U.S. Steel, has pledged to spend an additional $1…
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John Fetterman Loses Eagles Bet, Declares Wawa Better Than Sheetz
A Philadelphia Eagles win over the Pittsburgh Steelers has meant a Wawa endorsement from U.S. Sen. John Fetterman, writes Nate File for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Sen. Fetterman made good on a bet with Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker Tuesday evening about the outcome of the Eagles-Steelers game Sunday. When the Eagles took the Steelers 27-13,…
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Festive Getaways Await: 7 Pennsylvania’s Must-Visit Christmas Festivals
Ah, the Christmas holiday season is finally here. Can you feel the joy filling in the air? Snow is in the air, festive lights twinkle on street corners, and Pennsylvania’s towns blossom into magical Christmas holiday getaways. There’s no better way to experience the joy of the Christmas holiday season than to visit the state’s…
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Exploring Pittsburgh: Where to Stay, Eat, and Play for an Unforgettable Weekend Getaway
Planning a weekend getaway to Pittsburgh? You’re in for a vibrant mix of culture, food, and unforgettable experiences. From breathtaking city views to delicious dining and lively nightlife, this Steel City itinerary ensures you’ll make the most of your trip. Let’s dive in! Where to Stay: Finding Your Perfect Base Downtown (Golden Triangle) For proximity…
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Federal Grant Protects Delaware River Streams and Native Brook Trout
A new federal grant of more than $3 million will help to keep Delaware River streams clean and healthy for native brook trout, writes Zoë Read for WHYY. Land use, habitat loss, and sediment pollution have taken a toll on trout populations over the years. Conservationists have been striving to protect these vanishing fish and…
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Explore Pennsylvania’s Top Winter Getaways: Skiing, Snow Tubing, and More
Ready to experience Pennsylvania’s magical winter? From exciting outdoor adventures like snow tubing and cross-country skiing to a number of holiday events and horse-drawn carriage rides, the Keystone State turns into a real-life winter wonderland. Let’s dive into the best outdoor winter adventures that make Pennsylvania unforgettable. What will you explore first this season? XXXX…
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40 More Wawa Stores Planned for Central Pennsylvania
Wawa continues to leave its Delaware County nest as it takes up more territory in the rest of Pennsylvania. Wawa’s central Pennsylvania expansion, with 40 more stores planned there by 2029, is part of a strategy to extend Wawa’s footprint further into the state, even as it expands nationally, writes Gianna for 94.5PST. The first…
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Discover Pennsylvania’s Best Winter Getaways: Small Town Edition
Pennsylvania transforms into a winter wonderland during the colder months, offering everything from snow-covered landscapes to lively holiday festivals. Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventures, relaxing small-town charm, or luxurious getaways, the Keystone State has it all. Pack an overnight bag, and let’s dive into Pennsylvania’s best towns to visit this winter! Why Pennsylvania Is the…
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Pennsylvania’s Immigrant Population Helps Drive Economic Growth
Pennsylvania’s immigrant population is one of the driving forces behind the state’s economic growth, according to a report from the Pennsylvania Immigration Coalition, writes Ashley Adams for The Keystone. Pennsylvania is the fifth most populated state in the nation and its sixth largest economy with gross domestic product of $915 billion. With around 978,000 immigrant…
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Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission Cuts Costs, Helps Environment with New Pollinator Habitats
Thanks to its new program supporting pollinator habitats, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission is reducing maintenance costs while also benefiting the environment, writes Michelle Wolf for WFMZ 69 News. The largest habitat belonging to the Turnpike Commission sits on seven and a half acres in the Allentown area. The aim of creating pollinator habitat is to promote…
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UPDATED: Here Are the Unofficial 2024 Election Results in Bucks County
Pennsylvania is at the center of what is being called one of the most tumultuous elections, making it an important piece in the voting puzzle. Below is how Bucks County, with 493,870 registered voters, has voted in the races that have taken on such outsized importance this election cycle. The number of ballots collected was…
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Experience Fall at Its Finest: Yardley’s Shady Brook Farm Shines in Pennsylvania’s ‘It’s Fall-ier’ Campaign
A new campaign titled “It’s Fall-ier in Pennsylvania” highlights the state’s premier status as the top destination for experiencing autumn at its finest, from stunning fall foliage to historic haunts. The campaign was launched by the Department of Community and Economic Development as part of Visit PA Pennsylvania: The Great American Getaway travel initiative. “Fall…
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Largest Auction of Unclaimed Property in History of Pennsylvania Treasury Starts This Week
The largest auction of unclaimed property ever held by the Pennsylvania Treasury kicks off this Wednesday, with roughly 5,700 items hitting the auction block online, write Heather Grubola and Nydia Han for 6abc. The auction will last through Friday. Items being offered include everything from coins to collectibles and jewelry. “One of my favorite items…
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PA Election Officials Use Pennsylvania Department of Health Data to Prevent Dead People from Voting
As a crucial swing state, Pennsylvania is often the target of election-related misinformation, according to a staff report from The Keystone. Social media users have made several false suggestions regarding the integrity of the voting process, including baseless allegations about foul play involving deceased voters. “This just comes up over and over again, these concerns…
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Tarot Reader Sues to End Pennsylvania’s Ban on Fortune Telling
Beck Lawrence, owner of The Serpent’s Key Shoppe & Sanctuary in Hanover, is hoping to end Pennsylvania’s 163-year ban on fortune telling on cards, writes Sara Stewart for Spotlight PA. A state law from 1861 qualifies such activities as misdemeanors punishable by up to two years in prison. The law was updated in 1939 and…
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Pennsylvania Couple Win Pumpkin ‘Grower of the Year’ Title
Dave and Carol Stelts, giant pumpkin growers from Western Pennsylvania, have been awarded the highly-coveted “Grower of the Year” title at this year’s Ohio Valley Giant Pumpkin Growers Weigh-off, writes Jason Nark for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The couple’s three pumpkins weighed in at a whopping 7,729 pounds. Their largest pumpkin weighed in at 2731.5 pounds,…
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