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My administration is sending a clear message: Pennsylvania is open for business.

Pennsylvania’s lieutenant governor was in town Thursday morning and was looking for ways to help small businesses stay afloat. Lt. Gov. Austin Davis took a tour of downtown Erie and parts of Millcreek Township to speak with small business owners. He outlined Governor Josh Shapiro’s “commonsense budget” that will help grow businesses in Pennsylvania and […]

The Borough of Mechanicsburg announced that the state has awarded the Borough two state grants totaling nearly a million dollars. Both will be used to fund infrastructure improvements and a community park in the heart of the downtown business district.

HARRISBURG — Nearly half a million dollars-worth of road construction and sewer improvement projects will happen in Punxsutawney thanks to funding approved by the Keystone Communities Program. Punxsutawney Borough is set to receive a total of $486,172 to support infrastructure improvements in 2023. The Philipsburg […]

The Diamond City Partnership received a $50,000 grant from the Keystone Communities Program for work to implement a five-year strategic plan for downtown Wilkes-Barre, Gov. Tom Wolf announced Tuesday.

Projects to improve the physical appearance of neighborhoods and assist the elderly in staying in their homes are among those that will share in $475,000 in grants from the state’s

The State College Redevelopment Authority has applied for state funding to study the Fairmount Building, 411 S. Fraser St., including options and costs for renovating it.

The Allentown Art Museum, which offered free admission starting in late August, will be getting a $700,000 grant for additional capital improvement needs.

Nestled into the greenery on Chesapeake Street in Lancaster city is a pocket of affordable housing units, each with its own brightly painted door. Beside them are piles of dirt

The abandoned apartments above downtown businesses in Pottsville and Tamaqua are getting a boost thanks to a grant from the state.