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Franklin County Free Press

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Center for Beef Excellence Grant Programs Offer Funding Support for Pennsylvania Beef Producers

Pennsylvania beef producers have two opportunities to access financial support for operation improvements and herd development through grant programs offered by the Center for Beef Excellence. Applications are currently being accepted for the Beef Excellence Initiatives Grant Program and the Pennsylvania Bull Credit Program, with Round 1 applications for both...

Pennsylvania · 6d
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Skook News

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Schuylkill Chamber Becomes Fourth in Pennsylvania to Earn PACP Accreditation

The Schuylkill Chamber of Commerce has become the fourth chamber in Pennsylvania to earn the Pennsylvania Association of Chamber Professionals’ Accredited Chamber designation , recognizing its organizational management, operations and leadership. The Chamber was formally recognized during the awards ceremony at the 2026 PACP Chamber Professionals & Leadership Conference, held October 26–28 at the Penn Harris Hotel in Camp Hill. What PACP Accreditation Recognizes According to PACP, the designation is one of the association’s highest honors. The accreditation program is modeled after the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s program and provides a framework for evaluating a chamber’s effectiveness and overall operations. To qualify, chambers must undergo a comprehensive organizational assessment and demonstrate that they meet established standards of excellence. An examining committee reviews applications, with accreditation awarded to chambers that successfully satisfy the program’s criteria. Four Pennsylvania Chambers Hold the Designation The Schuylkill Chamber joins three other chambers in holding PACP accreditation: Greene County Chamber of Commerce Indiana County Chamber of Commerce Columbia Montour Chamber of Commerce In announcing the accreditation, PACP recognized Schuylkill Chamber President and CEO Robert S. Carl Jr. and the Chamber’s staff for their commitment to organizational excellence, professional leadership and service to the business community. The

Pennsylvania · 7d

WTAJ

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Responding to local layoffs, PA CareerLink Huntingdon County holding job fair event

HUNTINGDON COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — A variety of employers in multiple fields will be in attendance as PA CareerLink Huntingdon County holds its latest job fair in November. Citing recent layoffs in the community, PA CareerLink announced the job fair Friday to assist with the sudden need. The special hiring event will have employers from […]

Huntingdon County, PA · 7d

The Center Square

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Worker terminations and VFW struggles follow Harrisburg skill games fiasco

(The Center Square) - Veterans of Foreign Wars official John Getz Jr. warned posts around Pennsylvania for years that so-called "skill games" were not a reliable long-term revenue source, and now that they are illegal he said it's possible some posts could close. Meanwhile, Joe Calla's company recently had to pull thousands of its newly illegal machines from venues around the state and issue 60-day notices of termination to 81 employees. Getz and Calla are part of the multitude affected by state government's protracted failure to devise a way to legalize the machines. They have been bringing in money for years to clubs, bars, military service organization posts and the like, but were declared to be illegal slot machines in a Supreme Court ruling earlier this year. Even when given an extra 120-day window by the court to come up with a solution, the Legislature and Gov. Josh Shapiro struck out. The window closed Oct. 13. Getz, state adjutant for the VFW, said some of the posts "relied on them to pay bills," Getz said. Calla is chief operating officer for Republic Amusements, which has three subsidiaries and overall had thousands of its machines placed in 1,100 locations around Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania · 9d

myfamilytravels.com

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A Pennsylvania Flea Market Took Over an Old Movie Theater and Now Fills 100,000 Square Feet

A weekend flea market now fills the shell of an old movie theater, and the shopping covers about 100,000 square feet. That’s a lot of room for trinkets, toys, and treasures that used to share space with popcorn. I love the idea of hunting for vintage finds where people...

North Versailles, PA · 12d

psucollegian.com

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By A Thread Boutique stitches Allen Street together

The Allen Street gates have long been a main entryway into campus, and the nearby businesses, like The Corner Room, have withstood decades in downtown State College. That makes new businesses feel especially refreshing. By A Thread Boutique recently opened its new store at 210 S. Allen St. Emily Boone,...

State College, PA · 8d

WTAJ

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New coffee shop, tanning salon set to open in Altoona

ALTOONA, Pa. (WTAJ) — A new coffee shop is set to open this weekend in Altoona, along with a new tanning salon. The businesses, “Alfonso’s Coffee” and “Beach Bunny Tanning,” will open Saturday, Oct. 31, at the newly constructed building located at 2200 Pleasant Valley Boulevard (between “super” Sheetz and Bishop Guilfoyle Academy). Alfonso’s Coffee […]

Altoona, PA · 9d

abc27 News

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New research study examines efforts to extinguish PA coal mine fire

COLUMBIA COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — In eerie timing, considering that a state of emergency has been declared in Northumberland County due to a large mine fire, one of the most infamous environmental phenomena in Pennsylvania history has received a closer look from state academics. An underground coal mine fire in Centralia, Columbia County, that began […]

Northumberland County, PA · 10d

philadelphia.today

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Huntingdon Valley’s Marketplace Sells for $60M, and the Former Rite Aid Space Could Get New Life

The empty former Rite Aid at The Marketplace at Huntingdon Valley may be the first sign of change for shoppers. The vacant pad is available for redevelopment or adaptive reuse. The drugstore closed in 2025 during Rite Aid’s bankruptcy. The 10,908-square-foot building includes a drive-thru. No plans have been announced.

Huntingdon, PA · 9d

WPXI Pittsburgh

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Pennsylvania American Water issues another credit to customers from PFAS settlement

Pennsylvania American Water officials say the company remains in compliance with all drinking water standards for PFAS.

Pennsylvania · 9d

The Cool Down

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Pennsylvania heating oil tops $6 a gallon, more than doubling what households paid last fall

In Pennsylvania, home heating oil prices have reached their highest level since at least 1990.

Pennsylvania · 8d

energychoicematters.com

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Catalyst Power Receives Maine License; & License Briefs For TX, PA, MA, DC, & More, 10/29/26

Catalyst Power Receives Maine License; Also Changes Customers Classes For New York ESCO Eligibility. The Maine PUC recently granted Catalyst Power & Gas LLC a retail electric supplier license to serve all sizes of non-residential customers at Central Maine Power and Versant Power - Bangor Division. Separately, the entity U.S. Energy Partners LLC d/b/a Catalyst Power filed at the New York PSC to remove its eligibility to serve residential and small non-residential customers (mass market), for both electricity and gas.

Pennsylvania · 7d

ccr-mag.com

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Which Pays Off Better, Mixed-Use or Pure Residential?

A developer considering a site beside a busy shopping street may have two viable plans. One keeps the entire building residential. The other reserves the ground floor for shops or offices, with apartments above. Commercial leases could bring in additional rent, but the building would have to serve businesses and residents whose needs do not always fit neatly together.

Pennsylvania · 7d

abc27 News

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Concerns rekindle over Pennsylvania mine fire

MT. CARMEL TOWNSHIP, NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— Roughly two miles south of Mount Carmel in the small village of Locust Gap, a large mine fire continues to burn on land owned by Reading Anthracite Company with no end in sight. It’s something that people living there have been dealing with since April but hoped it would […]

Mt Carmel, PA · 10d

State College

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CBICC announces 2026 Centre County Business Award winners

STATE COLLEGE — The Chamber of Business & Industry of Centre County recently awarded the 2026 Centre County Business Awards, presented by Stuckey Automotive to six local businesses and individuals. The annual ceremony took place in the Nittany Lion Inn Ballroom on Oct. 21. The event was emceed by...

Centre County, PA · 9d

WTAJ

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Over $4M to be invested in Huntingdon County fiberglass manufacturing facility

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WTAJ) — The Shapiro Administration has announced a $4.4 million investment to expand fiberglass product manufacturing operations in Huntingdon County. The $4.4 million investment from Superior Huntingdon Composites, LLC, will fund plans to reactive a third production line, idle since 2012, at its facility at 1200 Susquehanna Avenue in Huntingdon Borough. The project […]

Huntingdon County, PA · 9d

PennLive.com

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Pa. plumbing, HVAC business settles attorney general lawsuit over scare tactics, unneeded work

Terms of the settlement include the company paying $700K in restitution.

Pittsburgh, PA · 10d

myfamilytravels.com

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More Than 11,500 Vintage Pieces Sold in One Year Led a Pennsylvania Couple to Open Their Own Shop

More than 11,500 vintage pieces sold in a single year. That number stopped me cold, because it means someone was finding, cleaning, and shipping old treasures nonstop. A Pennsylvania couple pulled off that feat online. Then they made a bold move and opened a real shop with real shelves you can browse in person.

Derry, PA · 10d

wtaj.com

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Electric companies address recent power outages in Clearfield County

CLEARFIELD COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — State and local officials met with Treasure Lake and surrounding area residents during an evening gathering Tuesday to address recurring power outages caused by recent storm cycles. During the meeting, utility spokespeople presented plans for approximately $39 million in infrastructure upgrades across DuBois and...

Clearfield County, PA · 10d