Scranton Army Ammunition Plant

Farmers and environmentalists criticized the USDA in Scranton for cutting a program that funded climate change resistance projects. Meanwhile, U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick stopped in Scranton and Tobyhanna to tour local defense operations.

The senator aimed to learn more about local contributions to the national effort to rebuild the nation’s military and boost military readiness during his tours of Northeast Pennsylvania facilities.

Tobyhanna Army Depot in the Poconos operates like a small business for the U.S. military and other government offices.

Zelenskyy gains applause from workers at the plant before and after thanking them for producing the 155mm shells aiding Ukraine's war effort against Russia

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited the Scranton Army Ammunition Plant on Sunday to thank workers for producing munitions critical to his country's defense.

Ukraine's president will visit Scranton munitions factory that produces 155 millimeter howitzer rounds for his country's defense against Russia.