On April 10, I hosted my second-ever Job and Government Services Fair for constituents of the 88th District. At the fair, I had the opportunity to chat with Maddie Farrel from United Way, which offers a “Road to Success” service that pairs unemployed or underemployed candidates with a caseworker who can help facilitate training, transportation, child care services and more.
On April 10, I hosted my second-ever Job and Government Services Fair for constituents of the 88th District. At the fair, I had the opportunity to chat with Ashley Moyer from Bethany Village, which is looking for qualified clinical and non-clinical candidates who specialize in caregiving, nursing, hospitality, administration and more.
On April 10, I hosted my second-ever Job and Government Services Fair for constituents of the 88th District. Learn more about the resume and cover letter services offered by Cumberland County Library System’s Cleve J. Fredericksen Library.
On April 10, I hosted my second-ever Job and Government Services Fair for constituents of the 88th District. Learn more about employment opportunities at The Woods at Cedar Run.
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, a time when we raise awareness and unite as one voice to advocate for children. By working together, we can decrease the number of flags planted annually at the Capitol. Each blue flag represents a substantiated case of child abuse, and each black flag represents an abuse-related death. One flag is too many.
March is Women’s History Month, a time to recognize the women who’ve played a key role in shaping our Commonwealth. From caring for families, to leading companies and shaping government policy, we have a rich legacy of intelligent and inspiring women in the Commonwealth.
On Feb. 21, I had the opportunity to tour the Girl Scouts in the Heart of Pennsylvania headquarters in Hampen Township; and great news- it's almost time for Girl Scout cookies! When you support local Girl Scouts, you help facilitate strong leadership, build confidence and cultivate other amazing skills in our community.
On Feb. 4, the governor addressed the General Assembly to unveil his massive $51.47 billion budget proposal. Thankfully, his address is merely a starting point. Now, we are tasked with the responsibility of figuring out how to pay for needed programs while shielding taxpayers from future tax increases. I'm ready to work toward a more responsible budget.
On Jan. 9, I had the opportunity to interview Secretary of Agriculture Russell Redding at the Pennsylvania Farm Show. We had a great discussion about veterans in agriculture, technological innovations in farming and more.
Lawmakers participated in a celebrity feed scurry at the 2025 Pennsylvania Farm Show to benefit agriculture scholarships.
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