radioNOVO News for Selinsgrove: September 4, 2026

RNN SELINSGROVE 090426          PENNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURE SECRETARY RUSSELL REDDING VISITED DANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL THURSDAY TO SHOWCASE 30-MILLION DOLLARS IN STATE AGRICULTURAL FUNDING. REDDING TOURED CLASSES WHERE STUDENTS DEMONSTRATED DRONE TECHNOLOGY AND MAPPING TOOLS FUNDED BY STATE AG AND YOUTH GRANTS. OFFICIALS HIGHLIGHTED HOW THE INVESTMENTS PREPARE MONTOUR COUNTY STUDENTS FOR MODERN FARMING AND TECHNOLOGY CAREERS, EVEN IF THEY DON'T COME FROM A TRADITIONAL AGRICULTURAL BACKGROUND.          COLUMBIA COUNTY’S ELECTIONS DIRECTOR WAS LEFT SEARCHING FOR ANSWERS WEDNESDAY AFTER AN UNDELIVERED MAIL-IN BALLOT FROM THE 2024 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION FINALLY ARRIVED IN THE OFFICE MAIL. ELECTIONS DIRECTOR MATTHEW REPASKY SAYS THE RETURN-TO-SENDER BALLOT TOOK TWO FULL YEARS TO NAVIGATE THE POSTAL SYSTEM. REPASKY CONFIRMED THE AFFECTED VOTER RECEIVED A REPLACEMENT AND SUCCESSFULLY VOTED IN 2024, BUT HE IS DEMANDING ANSWERS FROM THE U.S. POSTAL SERVICE.            CONTRACTORS BUILDING THE MASSIVE AMAZON WEB SERVICES DATA CENTERS IN SALEM TOWNSHIP HAVE SET UP OFF-SITE PARKING LOTS AND SHUTTLE BUSES TO EASE CONSTRUCTION TRAFFIC. OFFICIALS SAY HUNDREDS OF WORKERS ARE NOW USING SHUTTLE LOTS IN BEACH HAVEN AND ALONG RIVER ROAD. WHILE THE BUSES HAVE REDUCED ACCIDENTS ON THE JOB SITE, LOCAL POLICE REPORT HEAVY TRAFFIC DELAYS FOR RESIDENTS DURING PEAK SHIFT CHANGES.