In her 16 years in the communications industry, Ashley Adams has worn many hats, including news reporter, public relations writer, marketing specialist, copy editor and technical writer. Ashley grew up in Berks County and has since returned to her roots to raise her three children.
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Here’s who’s paying less for inhalers in Pennsylvania, and how it happened
Pennsylvanians with asthma are seeing the price of their inhalers drop from $645 to $35, thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act.
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Barracks to babies: A PA military spouse’s struggle with fertility across 5 states
This Pennsylvania couple had to navigate fertility treatments during military moves to states with good, bad, and scary reproductive health care rights.
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Bigfoot enthusiasts to celebrate all things sasquatch at annual Western Pa. festival
The annual Forest County Bigfoot Festival is being held this weekend in Marienville and features a Bigfoot hunt, foot contest, and more.
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Frustrated with low pay, this Pennsylvania teacher is headed to another state
Pennsylvania is in the midst of a teacher shortage. It might have something to do with the low starting salaries. Here’s one teacher’s experience.
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Pennsylvanians will see a change in their electric bills starting in June
All Pennsylvania regulated electric companies are adjusting their rates starting June 1, with most lowering their rates and only one increasing them.
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How Pennsylvania women are saving money on health care thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act
Pennsylvania’s women are saving money on health care costs right now. Here’s the government program that’s silently working on their behalf.
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How abortion, IVF, and state laws helped this PA woman have a family
A Pennsylvania couple’s family happened through abortion and IVF. Here’s their compelling story.
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Goodwill offers Pennsylvania residents more options for recycling electronics
Goodwill stores across 22 counties in Central and Southeastern Pennsylvania will now accept electronic recyclables for free.
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Elderly Pa. residents were scammed out of millions last year, report says
More than 3,000 Pennsylvanians aged 60 and older lost more than $117 million to fraud schemes in 2023.
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Student mental health tops the list of challenges for Pennsylvania schools
The Pennsylvania School Board Association’s annual State of Education report found that the biggest challenges facing school districts in the commonwealth are student mental health concerns, staffing shortages, and school finances.
