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The good news for many school districts and non-profits is that the 2026/27 budget for Pennsylvania was only 12 days late this year. That means that organizations that are reliant on state funding will not need to worry about taking out heavy interest loans to meet payroll and other expenses. It seems that the biggest winner of the additional 1.4% increase in the budget over last year is in the line item for public education. Underfunded school districts will receive thei

For the fifth straight year, the General Assembly has failed to pass a state budget by its Constitutional deadline of June 30. To recap, Governor Josh Shapiro proposed a $53.3 billion budget in February. The PA House authorized that sum in April. The state senate, however, has not made any proposals or taken any votes since then. They are currently on summer break until the end of September. One of the refrains that we continue to hear from the Republican dominated st

July 4th Reading of the Declaration of Independence Saturday, July 4th, 1:30PM, Allen Lane Train Station Looking for a fun and meaningful way to celebrate the 4th of July this semiquincentennial year? PNN will be joining our allies tomorrow for a time of history, music, comradery and joy as we celebrate our nation's 250th anniversary with a reading of the Declaration of Independence. The event will take place in front of the High Point Cafe at the Richard Allen Lane train sta