College Football’s Most Intimidating Stadium for the 2025 Season
by As the countdown to the 2025 college football season continues, excitement is building across the country. With spring semesters winding down and summer right around … Read more
Winning Pennsylvania Lottery Ticket Worth Nearly $800,000 Sold in Philadelphia
A lucky Pennsylvania Lottery player is nearly $800,000 richer after purchasing a winning ticket in Philadelphia. According to the Pennsylvania Lottery, a Deep Pockets Fast … Read more
Pennsylvania’s Hands-Free Driving Law Takes Effect June 5
In memory of Paul Miller, a new law aims to curb distracted driving statewide. Starting June 5, Pennsylvania drivers will be required to go hands-free … Read more
Big Lots! Reopens 13 Stores Across Pennsylvania This May
Big Lots! is making a major comeback in Pennsylvania this month, with 13 store locations reopening their doors to customers. The national discount retail chain, … Read more
SNAP Food Replacement Deadline Approaches as Governor Shapiro Requests Extension
Residents in western and central Pennsylvania who receive SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits may be eligible for food replacement due to losses from recent … Read more
Pennsylvania Woman Arrested After Defecating on Car in Viral Road Rage Incident
DELAWARE COUNTY, Pa. – A woman in Pennsylvania is facing several criminal charges following a road rage incident that has gone viral on social media … Read more
Must-See Historical Landmarks in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania, often referred to as the “Keystone State,” holds a central place in America’s history. From the signing of the Declaration of Independence to the … Read more
Iconic Pennsylvania Foods and Where to Try Them
Pennsylvania is a state steeped in culinary tradition. From hearty Amish dishes to legendary sandwiches and sweet treats, the Keystone State offers a mouthwatering journey … Read more
Is it illegal to drive barefoot in Pennsylvania? Here’s What Law Says!
Driving barefoot in Pennsylvania is not illegal. There are no specific laws at the state or federal level that prohibit operating a vehicle without shoes … Read more
A racital To Remember
The Tri-M Honors Society requires five hours of music-related community service and a performance at one of two recitals. The first one was held on … Read more