Target: Transgender bathroom use OK
NEW YORK — Target is making a stand on the debate around what type of bathrooms transgender people can use.
In a statement posted...
Developers will set aside space
JACKSON TWP — Developments soon may have to either dedicate land for recreation or pay a fee to the township.
The Jackson supervisors Mond...
Senate passage expected soon
WASHINGTON — The Senate on Tuesday revived a bill that would promote a variety of energy sources, from renewables such as solar and wind powe...
Facility sees more Pittsburgh traffic
PENN TWP — Butler County’s airport has a new name that hearkens back to its original name from decades ago.
The Butler County Airpor...
Krauland has led NexTier since 2005
KITTANNING — Richard J. Krauland, CEO and president of NexTier Bank, will retire this year. He will stay on until his successor is hir...
UnitedHealth ups outlook for 2016
MINNETONKA, Minn. — UnitedHealth hiked its 2016 forecast after a first quarter in which the nation’s largest health insurer topped ...
Crude oil prices plummet, then bounce back a little
TOKYO — Crude oil prices tumbled but then regained some lost ground today after oil-rich countries failed to reac...
Lawsuit filed over canceled VA lease
PITTSBURGH — A judge has ruled in favor of AmeriServ Trust in its multimillion dollar lawsuit against the federal government.
The sui...
Update is used for watersheds
There’s been a lot of talk recently about the new and improved Chesapeake Bay model that can be used on a large- or small-scale watershed ba...
Producers losing buckets of cash
WATERTOWN, Wis. — Carrie Mess, like most dairy farmers, is losing money every time the cows are milked on her farm near this southeastern...
