State Representative Jim Struzzi welcomed President Trump’s decision to keep Key-Con coal-fired electric plants open in Indiana County. Struzzi highlighted efforts made toward job creation, emission reductions at local facilities, and continued support from federal and state leaders.
On Wednesday, April 22, this former West Central Pennsylvania area high school star will be competing.
Youth running event is scheduled to take place in West Central Pennsylvania during the week ending April 24, offering an opportunity for children to stay active, compete, and participate in community activities.
The week beginning Monday, April 20 will showcase these former West Central Pennsylvania area high school standouts.
This former West Central Pennsylvania high school star set for games on Sunday, April 19.
State Rep. Jim Struzzi will host his annual Youth Fishing Derby on April 18 at Young Township Park. The event offers prizes and activities for children up to age 15. Struzzi’s work also includes supporting jobs, agriculture, and youth programs in Indiana County.
These former West Central Pennsylvania area high school standouts will be active on Saturday, April 18.
State Rep. Brian Smith announced over $284 million will fund 19 water-related infrastructure projects across Pennsylvania. The initiative includes upgrades such as a new treatment plant in Bedford County. Officials say these investments will benefit communities’ health now—and into the future.
Lock Haven has secured over $4.1 million from PENNVEST for major upgrades to its wastewater system. Senator Cris Dush highlighted that this support will keep water costs manageable while improving essential services. The initiative reflects ongoing efforts by local leaders to invest in critical infrastructure.
Senator Cris Dush and Representative Martin Causer announced nearly $575,000 in funding for wastewater improvements in Austin Borough. The project aims at upgrading aging infrastructure with a new gravity-fed system supported by state loans and grants.