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Clarion County, PA News
There’s a lot happening in Clarion County! From new businesses opening to expansion plans coming to fruition, it’s exciting to watch the region grow. Check out local stories of entrepreneurs, events, and organizations making a difference. These stories provide a snapshot into life in Clarion County. Learn how the EDC supports each organization and helps grow the region. Together, there are a lot more stories to tell.
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VIDEO - Inside Pennsylvania Boroughs - The Great Success of Borough Main Street Downtown Centers
Feb 20 2026 CCEDC Executive Director, Jarred Heuer, joined Chris Cap and the Pennsylvania State Association of Boroughs (PSAB) to discuss the impact of Pennsylvania's downtowns.
Recently, Governor Josh Shapiro announced Pennsylvania’s first-ever comprehensive Housing Action Plan, a statewide strategy to build and preserve more homes, modernize housing regulations, and break down barriers preventing people from finding stable housing.After more than a year of engagement with Pennsylvanians from every corner of the Commonwealth, including 18 regional...
Pennsylvania leaders have developed a 10-year roadmap to capitalize on the state’s energy resources, developments in artificial intelligence (AI), and the growing need for data centers, while calling for the creation of up to five “innovation corridors” that could include central Pennsylvania and the Lehigh Valley.“Pennsylvania is at a pivotal...
Realizing an inevitably aging salesforce, Washington, Pa.-based Ensinger forged an educational bond with PennWest University’s internship program with hopes to one day recruit local graduates. The company has been priming PennWest students since 2019, and some of them have become full-time employees of the engineering plastics manufacturer.“We love working with...
Pennsylvania's tourism industry generated $83.9 billion in economic impact, supported more than 500,000 jobs, contributed $5 billion in state and local taxes, and welcomed nearly 202 million visitors last year, according to a new report released by the Pennsylvania Tourism Office.Click here to read the full article
