That's a Wrap: 2022 Pennsylvania Farm Show Embodies Theme | Main Edition
The 106th Pennsylvania Farm Show concluded Jan. 15, honoring the Pennsylvania farmers and producers who demonstrate this year’s theme, “Harvesting More.”
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The 106th Pennsylvania Farm Show concluded Jan. 15, honoring the Pennsylvania farmers and producers who demonstrate this year’s theme, “Harvesting More.”
Republican lawmakers are pushing for distribution of PPE so the Farm Show Complex can be opened for more events. The Wolf Administration says they are working on it
Chatty Monks Brewery “Hosting an outdoor food fest is a great way to safely welcome guests to our region and to support local vendors,” Visit Hershey & Harrisburg President/CEO Mary Smith said. “The versatility of the PA Farm Show Complex is an incredible asset to our region, and we congratulate the staff for organizing an event that will benefit the state’s agriculture industry, local businesses and the entire community.” Parking is free for the event, which will be grab-and-go with no on-site seating. Masks are required, and patrons are asked to practice social distancing. A full ...
Pennsylvania Farm Show food fans can satisfy their cravings next month at the 'Spring Food Fest' The event will feature some of the Farm Show's favorite menu items and will be held at the Farm Show Complex from May 7-9. Author: Keith Schweigert (FOX43) Updated: 11:27 AM EDT April 19, 2021 HARRISBURG, Pa. — Note: The video is from November 2020. Agriculture Secretary Russell Reading on Monday announced that fans of the Pennsylvania Farm Show's many culinary delights will have another chance to satisfy their cravings next month. Following a successful Fall Foo...
Grove asked Boockvar to share the guidance that was sent to counties with House Republicans, and she told him to file a Right to Know request. Republicans said it's important for that information to be made available to the public for the sake of transparency and understanding, which build trust with Pennsylvania voters. "If they don't trust the process, they won't trust the results," said state Rep. Dawn Keefer, a Republican from York County. Hours before she testified, Boockvar said the Pennsylvania election was transparent. "It's time for truth," she said in a statement. "The ongoing...