News Releases

The Altoona-Blair County Airport will receive $100,000 in state funds toward the ongoing construction of a corporate hangar, state Senator Judy Ward (R-30) and state Rep. Jim Gregory (R-80) announced today.   [Read More]

The PA Senate adopted a plan by Senator Judy Ward (R-30) that will allow thousands of Pennsylvanians to retain eligibility for PACE and PACENET.   [Read More]

Unfortunately, primary elections are usually treated as a rather ho-hum event by the electorate. All too often it is seen as an occasion that draws only the hard-core political party faithful to the ballot box.   [Read More]

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Citing overwhelming individual privacy concerns and government intrusion, Senators Kristin Phillips-Hill (R-28), Michele Brooks (R-50) and Judy Ward (R-30) introduced legislation that would ban the state, county, municipality or school district from requiring proof of COVID-19 vaccination.   [Read More]

The Duncansville Water Authority, Blair County, will receive $1.25 million in PENNVEST funds to upgrade its sewer, state Senator Judy Ward (R-30) announced today.   [Read More]

The Mount Union Municipal Authority will receive $2.14 million in PENNVEST funds to replace residential and commercial meters, state Senator Judy Ward (R-30) announced today.   [Read More]

Two Fulton County projects will a total of $329,650 in state funds, state Senator Judy Ward (R-30) announced today.   [Read More]

A $700,000 state grant has been awarded to the Roaring Spring Borough, Blair County, for improvements on North Main Street, state Senator Judy Ward (R-30) and state Rep. Jim Gregory (R-80) announced today.   [Read More]

A plan to create jobs and address infrastructure issues in Antrim Township, Franklin County, will receive $2.37 million in state funds, state Senator Judy Ward (R-30) and state Rep. Paul Schemel (R-90) announced today.   [Read More]

Senators Kristin Phillips-Hill (R-28), Michele Brooks (R-50) and Judy Ward (R-30) plan to introduce legislation that would prohibit Governor Wolf from implementing vaccine passports for residents in Pennsylvania.   [Read More]

As restaurants, bars, gyms, entertainment venues and other small employers look forward to higher capacity limits and fewer restrictions starting April 4, there is a sense of optimism that the worst of this year-long COVID-19 nightmare may finally be behind us.   [Read More]