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Consolidated Sportsmen of Lycoming County v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2026-109, October 29, 2026. Tax-exempt social clubs operating under Internal Revenue Code (I.R.C.) § 501(c)(7) frequently generate revenues outside member dues, ranging from investment income to third-party facility leases and natural resource exploitation. A common misconception among tax advisors and exempt organization managers is that passive or third-party commercial activities—where club members spend virtually zero physical labor or administrative hours—do not count as non-exempt “activities” of the club for qualification purposes.
In Port Trevorton, Pennsylvania, there’s a general store called Hilsher’s that will rearrange your priorities faster than a surprise phone call from your mother. You’ll walk in looking for a quick stop and walk out three hours later wondering if you can work remotely from Snyder County.
A Pennsylvania bar owner is struggling to keep his 40-year-old business open after a statewide ban on skill games. The ban went into effect after the state Supreme Court ruled the games are equivalent to illegal slot machines. The owner says revenue from the games was vital due to inflation...
PHILADELPHIA - The current job market is tough, and especially tough in Pennsylvania, according to a new study. WalletHub just ranked Pennsylvania one of the worst states in the country for finding a job in 2026. Best and worst states to find a job in 2026. By the numbers:. The...
Pennsylvania regulators have ordered a statewide review of how electricity suppliers automatically renew customers’ contracts, the Pennsylvania Capital-Star and WCCS reported. Roughly 299,000 PECO households buy power from a supplier instead of PECO, according to the state’s consumer advocate. The Public Utility Commission voted 3 to 2 on...
Gerry Reichard of Waynesboro was one of five members of Pennsylvania Future Farmers of America who received the Honorary American FFA degree. Awarded Oct. 23 during the 99th National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, the degree represents the highest honorary degree bestowed by the National FFA Organization to recognize dedicated service to agricultural education and the development of future generations of FFA members.
ENON VALLEY, Pa. — Dave and Carol Stelts took the crown for the largest pumpkin at the Ohio Valley Giant Pumpkins Growers competition on Oct. 11: a title the couple is becoming quite used to. Out of 41 growers, the Stelts took first with 2,565.5 pounds — the largest...
CENTRE COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — Penn State Extension’s Beef Cattle Short Course is celebrating 10 years of providing hands-on education for beef producers across Pennsylvania. The two-day program, supported by the Pennsylvania Beef Producers Working Group, allows participants to evaluate live cattle and then assess those same animals as carcasses, helping producers better understand the […]
PENNSYLVANIA (WTAJ) — Amid growing concerns about the potential for AI to replace jobs, a recent survey asked respondents how happy and secure they feel in their current careers. The survey, conducted by Careerminds, asked Pennsylvania respondents how secure they believe their career will be over the next 10 years. Respondents were presented options ranging […]
PENNSYLVANIA (WTAJ) — A new statewide poll found that support for data centers increases sharply when developers meet clear safety standards to protect communities and ratepayers. The survey, conducted by Susquehanna Polling and research and commissioned by the American Infrastructure Alliance (AIA), found that 36% of Pennsylvania likely voters initially support new data center construction, […]
Pennsylvania home sellers will have to tell buyers how many times a property has flooded, whether it sits in a federal flood zone and whether they have filed flood insurance claims, under a law Gov. Josh Shapiro signed Oct. 22, according to the General Assembly’s bill records, WHYY and Insurance Journal.
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Hauling cattle into Pennsylvania without the right paperwork can get your load turned around at the scale house, and that’s a costly mistake when you’ve already paid for fuel, a trailer, and a driver’s time. Moving cattle across state lines to Pennsylvania involves a specific mix of federal identification rules, state-issued health certificates, and disease … This article, Moving Cattle Across State Lines to Pennsylvania: CVI, RFID Tags, and HPAI Rules Explained , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Moving Cattle Across State Lines to Connecticut: Permits, RFID Tags, and Vet Certificates You’ll Need • Moving Cattle Across State Lines to South Dakota: Permits, CVIs, and Brand Inspection Rules • 21 Different Types of Cattle Breeds: Beef, Dairy, and Heritage Cattle Explained
NEW HOLLAND, PA — Sauder’s Hardscape Supply and SHS Distributors are expanding technical training for landscaping and hardscaping contractors through four workshops scheduled for November and December 2026 in Pennsylvania and Connecticut, focusing on installation methods that could help contractors broaden their services and improve project execution. The...
Former state senator Daylin Leach said he once knew the names of everyone running a dispensary in Pennsylvania. “There’s a gravitational-like force towards consolidation in almost any industry,” said Leach, the Montgomery County Democrat who co-sponsored Senate Bill 3, which became the Medical Marijuana Act. A decade after...
Many power plants across Pennsylvania have closed over the years, but some of those properties still have valuable infrastructure in place: transmission lines, roads, rail connections, and access to water. The Pennsylvania Accelerated Transmission and Energy Redevelopment (PATER) Study is exploring how these sites could support new energy investments and economic opportunities.
At Risser Marvel Farm Market in Palmyra, cars start pulling in as soon as the open sign turns on. The corn maze and pick-your-own pumpkin patch aren’t open yet, but customers browse piles of pumpkins ready for sale. Later in the day, families will arrive to explore the America250-themed...
When Pennsylvania's largest electric utility proposed a change to the commonwealth's competitive electricity marketplace, saying it could save customers millions of dollars, consumer advocates said they were on board. Utility regulators, however, said last week they want to study the issue on a statewide basis – a move that the...
Williamsport, Pa. — Montana Specialties Construction , a Williamsport-based general contractor, has been named a Nextdoor Fave Awards winner for 2026, its second consecutive year of recognition from the neighborhood app. The company serves homeowners and businesses across Lycoming County and surrounding areas, handling bathroom and kitchen remodeling, decks, flooring, additions, repairs, grading and excavation, interior finishing, and framing. “I’ve been at this over 30 years, and this one means a lot because it came from my neighbors, not from a panel. People here voted for the work we did in their homes. I’m grateful to every customer who took the time, and we’ll keep showing up and doing it right,” said Michael “Montana Mike” Manifold, owner of Montana Specialties Construction. Neighbors voted for winners from Sept. 9 to Sept. 30,. Winners were chosen from nearly 6.6 million businesses on the app, based on Faves and votes from more than 110 million verified neighbors. “Every vote in this year’s awards comes from a real, verified neighbor, not a star rating or an algorithm,” said Nirav Tolia, Nextdoor co-founder and CEO. “That’s what makes winning a Fave Award mean something: your community chose you.” Winners receive more visibility on the Nextdoor
It recorded the lowest monthly revenue among Pennsylvania's 18 casinos.
