Maryann Pugh

Pennsylvania Greenlights $1.2 Million for Infrastructure Boost in Carlisle, Paving Way for Economic Expansion HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania officials this week announced the approval of $1.2 million in new funding for transportation infrastructure i […]

ICYMI: Pennsylvania Greenlights $27 Million in Grants and Loans for Community and Economic Development HARRISBURG, PA — The Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) Secretary Rick Siger this week announced the approval of 178 new p […]

Over $212,000 in Grants to Boost Local Recreation and Stream Restoration PAOLI, PA — State Representative Melissa Shusterman, D-Chester, has announced the awarding of more than $212,000 in grants aimed at enhancing local s […]

Pennsylvania Attorney General Leads Coalition Urging FCC to Curb AI Usage in Telemarketing HARRISBURG, PA — In a move that could have significant implications for consumer rights and privacy, Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry has s […]

Owen's Law Paves Way for Expanded Access to Pasteurized Donor Human Milk in Pennsylvania HARRISBURG, PA — A new law in Pennsylvania is set to broaden access to pasteurized donor human milk, a crucial resource for medically vulnerable i […]

Harrisburg University Spearheads Annual Financial Literacy Scholarship Competition for Pennsylvania Students HARRISBURG, PA — Harrisburg University of Science and Technology, in collaboration with Auditor General Timothy L. DeFoor and Members 1st Federal C […]

Phoenixville Hosts Fifth Annual State of the Sixth Town Hall, Emphasizing Civic Engagement and Bipartisanship PHOENIXVILLE, PA — On a chilly Tuesday evening, local residents filled The Colonial Theatre to attend Representative Chrissy Houlahan’s (D-PA) fifth a […]

America's Fiscal Crisis: Navigating Government Overspending and Rising Inflation Within the pulse of economic discourse, the question of who is to blame for rising inflation rates often surfaces. David N. Taylor, President and CEO […]

Pennsylvania Officials Rally to Support Residents Amid Changes to Medicaid and CHIP Renewal Requirements ALLENTOWN, PA — As federal changes to Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) renewal requirements take effect, Pennsylvania o […]

High Stakes at the High Court: A Supreme Court Case to Redefine Regulatory Power WASHINGTON, D.C. — A monumental case before the Supreme Court, brought to light by the reporting of Charlie Savage of The New York Times, is poised t […]

Pennsylvania Treasurer Race Takes Combative Turn as Candidates Spar Over Insurrection Accusations PENNSYLVANIA — In what is shaping up to be a fiery contest for Pennsylvania Treasurer, Republican incumbent Stacy Garrity and Democratic candidate R […]

Pennsylvania House Education Committee Takes on Mental Health in Schools Amid Rising Concerns HARRISBURG, PA — The Pennsylvania House Education Committee launched a two-day hearing series yesterday, putting the spotlight on a pressing issue – […]

Delaware County Secures $370,439 in State Funding for Green Spaces and Recreation Projects DELAWARE COUNTY, PA — The 26th Senatorial District of Delaware County is set to receive an injection of $370,439 in state funding. This financial b […]

Newark Police Department Pioneers Use of Electric Patrol Vehicle in Delaware NEWARK, DE — The Newark Police Department has made a groundbreaking addition to its patrol fleet by taking delivery of a Ford F-150 Lightning e […]

$460,000 State Grant Boosts Streambank Stabilization in Bristol Borough BRISTOL, PA — A significant investment of $460,000 in state funds has been allocated for a critical streambank stabilization project in Bristol B […]

Bristol Borough Set to Enhance Outdoor Recreation with $250,000 Trail Improvement Grant BRISTOL, PA — Bristol Borough has been awarded $250,000 in Act 13 Greenway, Trails and Recreation Program funds, earmarked for the improvement of the M […]

Terra Taylor Poised for Nomination as Commissioner of Delaware Department of Correction WILMINGTON, DE — Governor John Carney announced on Tuesday his intention to nominate Terra Taylor as Commissioner of the Delaware Department of C […]

Lower Gwynedd Sees $650,000 Boost for Recreation and Flood Control Projects LOWER GWYNEDD, PA — Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA) has awarded $650,000 in Act 13 grant funding to three transformative p […]

Senate District 44 Receives Over $864K in State Grants for Infrastructure and Recreation ROYERSFORD, PA — Seven projects in Senate District 44 have been granted a total of $864,750 in state funding to bolster infrastructure and r […]

Chester Takes a Leap Toward Sustainability with $1.5M Investment in Electric Refuse Trucks CHESTER, PA — In a significant move toward environmental sustainability, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection has pledged $1.5 m […]