WASHINGTON — The U.S. Postal Service has cut its staff by 25,000 this year as it struggles to reduce massive deficits, Postmaster General John Potter said Monday.
Postal...
WASHINGTON — It's the toughest question of all in the debate over revamping the health care system — how to pay for expanding coverage to nearly 50 million uninsured peo...
Geithner touts bank's actions
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Farmers National Bank of Emlenton found its way into a speech Wednesday by U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Tim Geithner at...
As the spring planting season gets into high gear, the need to maintain grassed waterways becomes even more important.
Whether the waterways are plow skips or designed a...
Remember to check out energy ratio
QUESTION: My old central air conditioner still works, but my electric bills are high during summer. With President Obama's new ener...
Temple tries to help chances of newest alumni
PHILADELPHIA — New Temple University graduate Lauren Archut, still clad in her cap and gown and carrying a congratulatory bo...
SLIPPERY ROCK TWP. — A Gulf gas station that closed four years ago will become the site of a warehouse for Troy J. Grossman Inc., a Slippery Rock construction company.
G...
PETROLIA — Chemical maker Indspec continues work on capital projects with about 75 employees, while the rest of its workers wait to be recalled to the plant.
The company...
PITTSBURGH — Mike Kilroy, a sports reporter for the Butler Eagle, was honored Thursday as a winner in the 2009 Golden Quill Awards.
Kilroy was named the top winner in co...
Shoppers seek small rewards
WASHINGTON — It's not all doom and gloom in the U.S. economy. Some products are bucking the recession and flying off store shelves.
Sales of c...
