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More than $275,000 in grants will be distributed to municipalities in Pennsylvania’s 102nd District to improve local parks, according to Rep. Russ Diamond (R-Lebanon).

Senator Chris Gebhard posted a series of updates in January addressing childcare oversight legislation, honoring a retiring police chief, and introducing a bill related to immigration enforcement.

Pennsylvania State Senator Chris Gebhard posted updates between January 5–8 about conservation projects at Codorus State Park, criminal justice reform discussions at Lebanon County Jail with Warden Tina Litz, and…

Senator Chris Gebhard recently acknowledged a local high school soccer championship win, discussed new public safety laws passed in Pennsylvania during 2025, and invited residents to participate in a transportation…

Senator Chris Gebhard posted about visits to community organizations and major funding announcements for local projects between December 17-19, 2025.

Jackson Township in Lebanon County has received $250,000 from the Greenways, Trails and Recreation Program to develop Wheatland Woods Park.

Nearly $3 million in Local Share Account (LSA) funds have been awarded to Lebanon County for local projects, according to an announcement by Sen.

Nearly $1.5 million in funding from online gaming revenue will support public projects in Berks and Lancaster counties, according to an announcement by Sen.

Senator Chris Gebhard posted reminders between December 13-16, 2025 about winter driving safety tips, veteran grant deadlines, and expanded eligibility for Pennsylvania’s Property Tax/Rent Rebate program.

Rep. John Schlegel (R-Lebanon) has introduced legislation in Pennsylvania to permit licensed physical therapists to perform dry needling, a therapy used for muscle pain and stiffness as well as improving…

Senator Chris Gebhard posted updates between December 10-12, 2025 highlighting local business gatherings, preparations for America’s semiquincentennial through America250PA’s Bells Across PA project, and traditional holiday festivities at the…

A $9,000 grant from the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission has been awarded to Historic Schaefferstown Inc. The funding will help support the organization’s educational programs on archaeology, the Pennsylvania…

Senator Chris Gebhard (R-48) has called on Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday to investigate what he describes as a pattern of organized and targeted political violence in the state.

Legislation aimed at expanding access to free hunting licenses for disabled veterans in Pennsylvania has passed the state Senate.

Senator Chris Gebhard used his official X account between November 15-17, 2025, to share updates about county planning participation opportunities, issue warnings regarding utility scam tactics, and congratulate a local…

Congressman Dan Meuser posted about attending a local prayer breakfast and addressed concerns regarding an ongoing government shutdown in tweets dated November 12-13, 2025.

The Pennsylvania Senate and House have approved a $50.1 billion state budget, with Senator Chris Gebhard (R-48) voting against the measure due to concerns about increased spending and long-term financial…

Senator Chris Gebhard posted several updates between November 6-8, including a highway dedication in Penn Township and tributes to colleagues and local honorees.

Senator Chris Gebhard posted several updates between November 6-8, including a highway dedication in Penn Township and tributes to colleagues and local honorees.

Congressman Dan Meuser addressed the ongoing government shutdown in a series of posts dated November 4-5, 2025.

Congressman Dan Meuser addressed the ongoing government shutdown in a series of posts dated November 4-5, 2025.

Congressman Dan Meuser posted updates between November 1-4, highlighting his attendance at a Luzerne County veterans’ ceremony and sharing information about public tours of national landmarks.

Congressman Dan Meuser posted updates between November 1-4, highlighting his attendance at a Luzerne County veterans’ ceremony and sharing information about public tours of national landmarks.

Senator Chris Gebhard shared updates between November 1-3, highlighting achievements by local businesses and individuals as well as legislative action to improve government efficiency.