Emily Rizzo

The festival, held each year in rural Perkiomenville, Montgomery County, celebrates the life, food, and culture of 18th- and 19th-century German settlers.

Officials said the new Economic Development Corporation will revitalize run-down main streets, attract new employers, and support existing small businesses.

Officials are courting new businesses and developers who respect the small borough’s rich historical character.

The weekend-long event celebrated all things arthropod in hopes to get kids to care about bugs.

Festival goers lined up for empanadas, chicharrón, and bacalaitos. They were also treated to live bomba and salsa music and traditional dance performances.

The center will divert people with mental illnesses away from incarceration and into treatment. It’s expected to open by the end of 2024.

Lucabaugh is now one of the highest-paid superintendents in Pennsylvania. The three Democratic board members say they were unaware of the contract until it was on the agenda.

Organizers with One PA say they want banks and local and federal governments to fix the housing crisis they created.

PennDOT plans to convert the Pike from four lanes to two, with a median for turns, in an attempt to improve driver safety. Some residents fear more congestion.

About 150 people filled the Crossing Church in Upper Makefield, Bucks County, for a community vigil with music and prayer.

PennDOT found sinkholes on a private property adjacent to U.S. 202 and they are filling the damaged area of the roadway with a cement material that doesn’t erode.

Three Montgomery County YMCA gyms will run the event together. They expect about 1,700 athletes plus their families to attend.