Sen. Elder Vogel, Jr. (R-47) invites area seniors to join him at his annual Beaver County Senior Expo on Friday, Sept. 26, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Community College of Beaver County located at 1 Campus Drive in Monaca. [Read More]
With the new Dec. 31 deadline for Property Tax Rent Rebate Program (PTRR) applications, Sen. Elder Vogel, Jr.’s (R-47) Rochester and Cranberry Township offices continue to be available to assist residents who are looking to apply. [Read More]
This week the General Assembly advanced Sen. Elder Vogel, Jr.’s (R-47) stroke registry legislation, Senate Bill 411, and is set to become law. [Read More]
Sen. Elder Vogel, Jr. (R-47) announced $2.48 million will be awarded to several Pennsylvania Housing Affordability and Rehabilitation Enhancement (PHARE) applicants in Beaver, Butler and Lawrence counties. [Read More]
As National Dairy Month gets underway, Sen. Elder Vogel, Jr. (R-47) hosted a press conference and was joined by state agriculture and dairy industry leaders in Harrisburg to celebrate everything dairy across the commonwealth. [Read More]
The state Senate today unanimously passed Sen. Elder Vogel, Jr.’s (R-47) legislation which focuses on improving access to stroke resources. [Read More]
Sen. Elder Vogel, Jr. (R-47) is hosting a press conference on Wednesday, June 4, at 9:30 a.m., in the East Wing Rotunda, located at the Pennsylvania State Capitol Complex. [Read More]
Senator Elder Vogel, Jr. (R-47) announced three community projects in Beaver and Lawrence counties have been awarded over $53,000 from the state Environmental Education Grants Program. [Read More]
Music therapists in Pennsylvania could be professionally licensed by the Commonwealth, bringing significant economic and therapeutic benefits to families and communities under new legislation introduced by state Senators Elder Vogel, Jr. (R-47) and Carolyn Comitta (D-19). [Read More]
Sen. Elder Vogel, Jr. (R-47) and Rep. Emily Kinkead (D-20), co-chairs of the Hunger Caucus, gathered at the Capitol Hunger Garden to highlight how the Harrisburg community benefits from the produce grown in the Hunger Garden. [Read More]
