Amy Worden is a staff writer for PennLive.com, focusing on local news in Pennsylvania, specifically in the Harrisburg area. With her articles appearing in publications such as The Scranton Times-Tribune and ELDRED AREA FREE LIBRARY & HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Amy covers a wide range of topics including politics, environmental issues, sports, and cultural events.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States (Local)
Amy Worden's coverage is centered around local government and politics, wildlife, advocacy, and sports in Pennsylvania. She focuses on reporting government announcements and legal policy regulation which indicates her interest in official statements from authorities.
To effectively reach out to Amy, consider providing insights or commentary related to local political developments in Pennsylvania such as new policies or regulations that may impact the state. Additionally, pitches about wildlife conservation efforts or issues related to sports advocacy within the state could also be of interest.
Given her focus on Harrisburg and Pennsylvania, she would likely appreciate pitches concerning events or initiatives specific to these areas.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
For optimal functionality on pennlive.com, please disable your ad blocker before continuing.
Shapiro said holding the draft in the Steel City would be an economic shot in the arm to Allegheny County and the Pennsylvania economy with the potential to bring in more than 350,000 visitors and $100 million in spending.
A suspect in a New York City homicide, captured in York Friday morning, was arraigned late Friday in Harrisburg on a charge of receiving stolen property
Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding (left) greets House Rep. Dan Moul, R-Adams, at Cashman's Hardware in Adams County for announcement of new fertilizer restrictions. Amy Worden
For optimal functionality on pennlive.com, please disable your ad blocker before continuing.
The coffee and donut chain is unveiling a new product line of ready-to-drink alcoholic coffee and teas.
By: Amy Worden, Aworden
PennDOT said Thursday it has awarded $20 million for 29 new charging stations in 19 counties, among them Adams, Dauphin and Cumberland.
By: Amy Worden
PA Senate candidate Dave McCormick claims that in an upcoming article, The New York Times will report that he lived in the president’s house at Bloomsburg University and not on the family farm — a point of pride he has campaigned on.
By: Amy Worden, Aworden
The “Spay/Neuter Saves Lives” plate is the brainchild of Essie Petrovich of Hampden Township, a founder of the Spay Neuter Assistance Program (SNAP), which helps pet owners in the Harrisburg area cover the costs of sterilization surgeries.
(833) 317-6278 
