Posts Tagged ‘Coronavirus’
PA Wilds Makers Market: An opportunity to show off your WILD things
Members of the Wilds Cooperative of PA are invited to participate in the first-ever PA Wilds Makers Market, an online shopping experience.
Read MoreGreen Phase: Process to Reopen Pennsylvania Businesses
The PA Department of Community & Economic Development reviews what guidance is needed for businesses located in green phase counties.
Read MorePHC CARES: Emergency relief grants for nonprofits amid COVID-19
PHC CARES: Emergency relief grants for nonprofits amid COVID-19 Pennsylvania Humanities Council is offering PHC CARES, an emergency relief fund for humanities organizations facing financial hardship due to the COVID-19 crisis. Applications are due by June 15, 2020. As part of the national Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act), which became law…
Read MorePA Wilds Conservation Shop at Kinzua Bridge reopens June 4 with modified hours, safety procedures
The PA Wilds Conservation Shop at Kinzua Bridge State Park will reopen on Thursday, June 4, with modified hours and new safety procedures after a brief closure due to COVID-19.
Read MoreWilds Are Working: Revived & Company
Bernard and Jill Owens of Revived & Company are interviewed by Josiah Jones of Visit Clearfield County.
Read MoreWilds Are Working: Art in the Wilds
Merry Ryding and Marilyn Blackmore from Art in the Wilds are interviewed by Kate Kennedy of Kane Area Development Center.
Read MoreWilds Are Working: Avenue 209 Coffee House
Josh Grimes and Jared Conti of Avenue 209 Coffee House are interviewed by Ellen Matis of Hello Social Co.
Read MoreWilds Are Working: The Graphic Hive
John Yogodzinski of The Graphic Hive is interviewed by Ellen Matis of Hello Social Co.
Read MoreWilds Are Working: Logyard Brewing
Royce Novosel-Johnson and Mike Dunn of Logyard Brewing are interviewed by Kate Kennedy of the Kane Area Development Center.
Read MoreWilds Are Working: Hello Social Co.
Ellen Matis of Hello Social Co. is interviewed by Kate Kennedy of the Kane Area Development Center.
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