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This is Pennsylvania Farm Show week in Harrisburg, and thousands of spectators of all ages filled the event's sprawling 24-acre complex in Harrisburg Thursday, perusing exhibits, admiring the livestock, and delighting in an array of freshly cooked foods and treats.
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U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins did a whirlwind tour of the Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg on Thursday. State Ag Secretary Russell Redding said he
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A federal judge sentenced another member of a large art and memorabilia theft ring to prison Tuesday. This was the sixth ring member sentenced who was part of targeting 20 museums and other venues over two decades.
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The WVIA News team will bring WVIA Radio listeners to the Pennsylvania Farm Show during All Things Considered today, Thursday, Jan. 15. Listen for live coverage from 4 to 6 p.m.
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A Luzerne County boy took top honors Monday in a mullet contest at the Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg. Drew Fleschut, 10, of Dallas, wore a red-and-black shirt in an homage to movie character Joe Dirt and carried Joe’s trademark mop.
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The Pennsylvania Farm Show starts tomorrow. The week-long event informs, inspires and connects residents with one of the state’s largest industries -- agriculture. And, Pa. Gov. Josh Shapiro officially announces his reelection campaign.
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From memorable photos to top videos, don't forget to follow along each day at WVIA.org as we continue to publish WVIA 2025 Year in Review, recounting the top stories of the past year through New Year's Day.
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Maple farmers celebrate nearly 190 years of Pennsylvania agriculture as possible funding boost loomsGov. Josh Shapiro announced significant boosts to agriculture spending in his 2025/26 budget. Farmers will reap the benefits of that boost.
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Pennsylvania’s rural population is expected to shrink by 5.8% by 2050. The state legislature wants to reverse the drain through a new commission.
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Gov. Josh Shapiro celebrated the bill that powers Pennsylvania agriculture at the state’s 2025 Farm Show.