First Lady Wolf visited Columbia High School to kick off “School Breakfast Week,” an effort to increase participation in the district’s breakfast program.
This year’s theme for Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, “Uniting our Voices by Speaking Together,” reminds us that the AAPI community is made up of diverse cultures, histories, languages, and religions.
Governor Tom Wolf signed Senate Bill 133, known as the Pennsylvania REAL ID Compliance Act (Act 3 of 2017), which will allow Pennsylvania to offer residents an optional REAL ID-compliant driver license or state identification card, which can be used to access airports, and federal facilities.
Governor Tom Wolf continued his ‘Jobs that Pay’ tour at the Dura-Bond Industries (Dura-Bond) steel pipe plant in McKeesport, which it anticipates will create 100 new jobs.
In honor of Memorial Day, Governor Tom Wolf has ordered all United States and Commonwealth flags at the Capitol Complex, Commonwealth facilities, and all public buildings and grounds throughout the state lowered to half-staff at sunrise on Monday, May 29, 2017.
On January 20, 2015, Tom was sworn in as Pennsylvania’s 47th governor. Since taking office,Tom has taken a number of steps to make Pennsylvania a better place. As Pennsylvania governor, Tom is focused on three simple goals: jobs that pay, schools that teach, and government that works.
