Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania, officially the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, is a state rich in history and diversity, located in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States.
As the fifth-most populous state, Pennsylvania boasts a population of over 13 million people.
Pennsylvania’s economy has evolved from its historical roots in manufacturing to include a diverse range of industries today.
The State is also known for its cultural contributions, including being home to the first library, hospital, and medical school in the United States.
Explore our archive of nearly 1,000 stories about Pennsylvania below:
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Manor College Professor Embraced the American Dream, Now Instills It in Others
The American dream is a term coined in the 1930s, a belief that life should be better, richer, and fuller…
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This Lancaster County Community Rates on Statewide List of Richest ‘Cities’
HomeStacks, a Raleigh, North Carolina, data analysis firm — which presents statistics in “bite-sized” piece, hence the name — has…
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This Montgomery County Community Rates No. 2 on Statewide List of Richest ‘Cities’
HomeStacks, a Raleigh, N.C., data analysis firm — presenter of statistics in “bite-sized” piece, hence the name — has analyzed…
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Kansas City Building Management Firm Opens New Office in King of Prussia Building
Kansas City-based City Wide Facility Solutions, a management company working in the building maintenance industry, has opened a King of…
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This Montco Community Is So Safe, Residents Have Only a One-in-170 Chance of Being Victimized by Crime
PropertyClub, a New York City residential real estate rental firm, has examined Pennsylvania crime statistics to determine the state’s safest…
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King of Prussia Mall to Introduce Five New Stores as ‘First-to-Market’ Retailers in Pa.
Five new stores are making their Pennsylvania debut at King of Prussia Mall. Mac Bell, of ABC 27 WHTM, Harrisburg,…
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Pennsylvania American Water Launches Water Service Line Project
Pennsylvania American Water wants to get rid of lead water lines — but to do so, it will need customers’…
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Chester County Entrepreneur Looks to Expand Leather Goods Brand
A Coatesville entrepreneur did not expect to find his big break in leather products. But that’s exactly what happened to…
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The Disney License for Broadway’s ‘Frozen’: Company Finally ‘Let It Go,’ North Penn H.S. Has Picked It Up
Disney’s Frozen: The Broadway Musical is no longer playing in New York City. But local fans will want to know…
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‘Amish Soul Food’ Is a Beautiful Blend of Two Chester County Communities
Everyone familiar with the Pennsylvania Dutch and their delectable baked goods can swear by Amish cuisine. Despite forgoing modern technology,…
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First Time Since 1977: No Big 5 in NCAA Tournament Field
Philadelphia‘s Big 5 won’t be there for the most prestigious men’s college basketball tournament for the first time in over…
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Penn Community Bank President & CEO to Lead National Federal Reserve Board Council
Jeane M. Vidoni, president and CEO of Penn Community Bank, has been appointed by the Federal Reserve Board of Governors…
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PA Acting Attorney General Among Top PA Leaders to Speak at Delaware Valley University
Pennsylvania’s Acting Attorney General, Michelle Henry, will return to Bucks County to take part in a community discussion on violence…
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Best Things to Do in Downtown Lancaster in 2023: The Downtown Guide
When thinking of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, your mind may immediately think of wide open spaces, beautiful farmland, and a rich…
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MONTCO Today Honored with 2022 Media Award from the Philadelphia Area Tennis District
MONTCO Today was honored by the Philadelphia Area Tennis District (PATD) at a Mar. 12, 2023, brunch banquet at the…
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Hatboro’s Fervent Desire to Attract Business Comes to Fruition with Mr. Wish
Hatboro has been chosen for a Mr. Wish location — the brand’s 20th site in Pennsylvania. Dino Ciliberti, at the…
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Four Six-Figure Jobs Hiring Now in Pennsylvania
Are you looking for high-paying job openings? You might be in luck, especially if you already live in Pennsylvania. Here…
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After a Wyncote Boyhood, This Local Lawyer Vied to be Governor and Mayor
David W. Marston, former U.S. attorney, onetime candidate for mayor and governor, and longtime Philadelphia lawyer, has died at 80.…
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