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Benjamin West, Death on a Pale-Horse

PAFA Reopens Historic Landmark Building With Major Exhibition in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, PA — After two years behind closed doors, one of Philadelphia’s most iconic art spaces is ready to welcome visitors back—and it’s doing so in a big way.

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Blacksmith in Marshallton

Resonance: The Unbroken Pace of Marshallton

The hammer lands with a dull, ringing strike. It echoes longer than expected—off stone walls, across the narrow stretch of Strasburg Road, into the quiet spaces between buildings that have …

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Pennsylvania Insurance Department (PID)

PA Workers’ Comp Rate Drop Could Cut Business Costs

HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania approved a 1.22 percent decrease in workers’ compensation insurance loss costs, a change expected to lower premiums for many employers while maintaining benefits for injured workers.

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US Department of Agriculture (USDA)

USDA Launches Network to Test Farm Tech in Real Conditions

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Farmers and ranchers may soon have clearer data on whether new agricultural technologies are worth the investment under a new federal initiative to test tools in real-world …

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PA Workers’ Comp Rate Drop Could Cut Business Costs

HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania approved a 1.22 percent decrease in workers’ compensation insurance loss costs, a change expected to lower premiums for many employers while maintaining benefits for injured workers.

USDA Launches Network to Test Farm Tech in Real Conditions

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Farmers and ranchers may soon have clearer data on whether new agricultural technologies are worth the investment under a new federal initiative to test tools in real-world …

PA Voter Registration Deadline Nears for May Primary

HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvanians have until May 4 to register to vote in the May 19 primary election, state officials said, with only registered Democrats and Republicans eligible to vote …

New Federal Grants Aim to Boost Teachers, Literacy Programs

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Schools and education groups will have new opportunities to compete for federal funding aimed at improving teaching quality and student literacy under fiscal year 2026 grant programs …

PA Migrant Education Funding Drives High Graduation Rates

HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania’s investment in migrant education is helping thousands of students overcome disrupted schooling, with nearly 92 percent of participating seniors graduating during the 2024–25 school year.