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A visit to the Pennsylvania Farm Show wouldn’t be complete without an order of fried mozzarella cheese cubes.
The cubes, sold by the Pennsylvania Dairymen’s Association, might not be quite as famous as the group’s milkshakes, but they’ve gained plenty of popularity.
“It has been phenomenal, the growth we have seen,” said Dave Smith, the executive director of the Dairymen’s Association.
Military Appreciation Day is taking center stage at the 2025 Pennsylvania Farm Show this week.
The PA Dairymen’s Association is teaming up with Renewal by Andersen to celebrate servicemembers and veterans by offering them free milkshakes on Thursday.
“Who doesn’t love a good milkshake?! So, partnering with PA Dairymen’s is a wonderful cause that we support,”
A campaign to help foster children will kick off Tuesday evening.
The Dauphin County Court Appointed Special Advocate Program will light the Linglestown Square tree to launch its annual Giving Tree fundraiser.
Special advocates are community volunteers appointed by a judge to represent the best interests of foster children in court.
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, and preventing child abuse and neglect is as easy as volunteering.
The Dauphin County Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) is a team of volunteers dedicated to advocating for children and their best interests in court. Once Upon a Time: Chapter 2 will showcase the impact CASA volunteers are making and highlight the experiences of children in the court system.
In honor of the holiday season and Giving Tuesday, Dauphin County Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) have returned their donate-to-decorate “Giving Tree” campaign for the 2023 holiday season.
The ceremony was held today around 1 p.m. at the Linglestown American Legion Post 272.
The goal of the project invites all Pennsylvanians to donate to the tree in support of foster children during the holiday season in order to support and lift their spirits.
It took 14 months of construction and $22 million, but what was an abandoned bypass is almost ready to go.
“This is not the old Goat Path Project. This is very different,” Tony Seitz of High Associates said.
The Walnut Street extension is a 1.2-mile stretch connecting route 30 with Greenfield Road in East Lampeter Township.
The Harrisburg Regional Chamber & CREDC hosted a leadership conference for both Chambers of the Pennsylvania General Assembly leaders, Speaker of the House Joanna McClinton and Senate President Pro Tempore Kim Ward, on Tuesday, November 14. Speaker McClinton and President Pro Tempore Ward discussed their respective legislative priorities, anticipated agendas for their Chambers, and the importance of bipartisan cooperation in legislative contexts.
By now, your kids have probably settled into the routine of the new school year, adapting to changes to their bedtime, breakfast and homework schedules.
But if your child is still having anxiety, and maybe even telling you they don’t want to go to school, it could be a reason to dig deeper.
Our chapter’s annual Keystone Awards was a resounding success!
We were excited to have 23 award-winning projects, as well as an individual award winner this year.
Featuring the theme ‘rise-up’, our community of public relations and communications professionals were proud to celebrate a dozen companies for projects including media placements, internal communications strategies, multicultural communication, and special events.
