A photo of Central Pennsylvania Food Bank CEO Joe Arthur (left), abc27 News reporter Soni Dimond (center) and PPL Electric Regional Affairs Director Kelly Palmer (right).

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Helping a “hunger crisis” during the holidays

Central and eastern Pennsylvania are special places. We’ve felt that way for over 100 years because of our communities and the people who live here. And the holidays are an annual reminder of family and community, as we rally around each other with the hope of bringing warmth, joy – and food – to all.

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Friendly neighbors building communities

Friendly neighbors building communities

As a staple of central and eastern Pennsylvania for over 100 years, we understand the critical importance of economic development. Through our growth as a company, we have powered businesses and empowered growth within communities throughout our 29-county service area. At PPL Electric, we are committed to doing what we can to not only attract new businesses to our region, but also supporting the existing businesses and communities that have helped make Pennsylvania what it is today.  Find out more.

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Tips to stay safe and prepare for winter weather

Tips to stay safe and prepare for winter weather

Our grid is one of the most reliable in the country. Over the past decade, we have made significant investments to build a stronger, smarter and more resilient grid. From clearing vegetation around power lines and replacing aging equipment to installing state-of-the-art grid technology, our reliability investments mean customers are experiencing 30% fewer outages since 2011.

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Making fitness accessible to all

Making fitness accessible to all

VIDEO: PPL making fitness accessible to all at the Bloomsburg Area YMCA Through its grants, the PPL Foundation invests in building communities. There are a number of grant cycles year-round that support different initiatives. Every summer, the foundation awards...

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