Sunday deer hunting supported by Western Pennsylvania farmers
A Fayette County farmer says 85% of his soybean field was eaten by deer.
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A Fayette County farmer says 85% of his soybean field was eaten by deer.
(TNS) — Sunday hunting could finally happen in Pennsylvania — more than just three days a year.
An old train bridge continues to cause big safety concerns for officials in Indiana Township. The 127-year-old concrete bridge over Little Deer Creek Valley Road has been steadily deteriorating since the 1990s. Police Chief Steven Colucci said he is determined to navigate the situation with bridge owner Canadian National Railroad.
Sunday hunting could finally happen in Pennsylvania — more than just three days a year. Members of the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau, an association of the state’s farmers and powerful state lobbying group that has opposed Sunday hunting for years, said they would step aside as long as several key pieces
A state representative is proposing to end the state's Sunday hunting ban.