Gov. Tom Wolf recently announced nine low-interest loans for business expansion in Beaver, Berks, Bucks, Dauphin, Erie, Fayette, Lancaster and Perry counties that will create and retain at least 375 jobs.
Gov. Tom Wolf has announced that the state is investing $11 million to the Da Vinci Science Center’s creation of a second location focused on science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics (STEAM) hands-on learning.
The Wolf Administration and Sen. Bob Casey recently discussed projects that are out for bid this year in the six-county east central region including regional roads and bridges funded through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
Last week, Gov. Tom Wolf and PennDOT Secretary Yassmin Gramian announced that 64 transportation-based projects will receive funding, with 43 being funded through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
Gov. Tom Wolf announced last week that six mixed-use projects will be awarded $3.7 million through funding from selling tax credits through the Mixed-Use Development Tax Credit Program.
With inflation rates at historic highs and the value of the dollar continuing to decrease, many economists predict a dark future for the nation's economy.
Last month President Joe Biden unveiled his proposed budget worth $5.8 trillion for fiscal year 2023, which includes $773 billion in funding for the U.S. Department of Defense- something that was criticized by members of both parties for not being enough despite Biden touting the increase.
Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding, the U.S. Department of Agriculture Penn State Extension and other agriculture industry stakeholders gathered at the Indiana County Conservation District to demonstrate how to use a safe trap for spotted lanternflies.
Funding in the amount of $200,000 through the Manufacturing PA Training-to-Career Program will be used for programs by the CCEDF to benefit students in Berks and Chester counties who are interested in agricultural and manufacturing careers.
Earlier this week, Department of Human Services (DHS) Acting Secretary Meg Snead visited the Children’s Playhouse, where she celebrated the Month of the Young Child.
This week the Wolf Administration discussed 133 projects that will either start or continue this year in south central Pennsylvania, which pertains to fixing regional roads and bridges though funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL).
Gov. Tom Wolf and U.S. Department of Labor Secretary Marty Walsh recently opened a new Yellow Corp. truck-driving apprenticeship in Carlisle, which will provide applicants with four weeks of classes and hands-on training.
A reported 30% of college students across the nation battle food insecurity, which First Lady Frances Wolf thinks is unacceptable and needs to be addressed.
The Pennsylvania Agriculture Department has added 11 new counties to a quarantine list to attempt to control the spotted lantern fly problem across the state.
Earlier this week, Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding and Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences Dean Richard Roush met with researchers whose projects have benefited from the nearly $1 million in investments by the Wolf administration.
Pennsylvania government officials are praising the Affordable Care Act on the 12-year anniversary of President Barack Obama signing it into law, saying that it has led to health care being more accessible for residents nationally and locally.