A state lawmaker is keen on not just letting water in streams go where it wants to, which often results in property and structural damage to bridges and roadways, leading to expensive repairs or replacements. [Read More]
The possibility of rolling blackouts — which allegedly neared fruition across Pennsylvania at Christmastime — could be connected to using less reliable and “green” forms of energy such as solar and wind power, according to a state lawmaker. [Read More]
"We deal them the cards based on our policies." State Sen. Gene Yaw, R-Loyalsock Township, recently sat down with Sun-Gazette newsroom staff and explained the latest developments on a number of issues - one of the most important being energy policy and the power grid that serves our region's families. [Read More]
The possibility of rolling blackouts — which allegedly neared fruition across Pennsylvania at Christmastime — could be connected to using less reliable and “green” forms of energy such as solar and wind power, according to a state lawmaker. [Read More]
In a press release, sent out after a recent meeting with Gov. Josh Shapiro's nominees to oversee the state's Department of Environmental Protection and Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, State Sen. Gene Yaw said he left feeling optimistic. [Read More]
A state lawmaker says there’s been a 50% increase in death by use of opioids including fentanyl in the past three years. [Read More]
State Sen. Gene Yaw, R-Loyalsock Township, is looking ahead instead of looking back. [Read More]
State Sen. Gene Yaw supports pending voter identification legislation to ensure more fairness and accuracy at the polls. [Read More]
For several years the Lycoming Mall has lost more and more businesses with very few still remaining. [Read More]
Modernizing its stage lighting and cinema projector is the next production being undertaken by the Community Arts Center, thanks to a $150,000 Keystone Communities Program grant administered by the state Department of Community & Economic Development and supported by Sen. Gene Yaw, chair of the Board of Directors for Pennsylvania College of Technology, the owner of the facility. [Read More]
