It’s a new year and if you hold a private pesticide applicator’s license, you will have received a notice from the PA Department of Agriculture reminding you to attend a...
Buster is named Best in Show
CONNOQUENESSING — A young borough girl bested the competition Jan. 8 at the Pennsylvania State Farm Show in Harrisburg with her mini lop rabb...
NEW YORK — American Express plans to trim $1 billion in expenses over the next two years as it deals with the impact of the strong dollar and fierce competition for its ...
PENN TWP — Hunter, a Peterbilt truck dealer, has hired Michelle Chappell as corporate controller.
She has more than 15 years of experience in public accounting. Most rec...
Don't overlook saver's credit
WASHINGTON — Saving for retirement might seem like a luxury to Americans living paycheck to paycheck, but the government is trying to make i...
Changes made at company
Marmon/Keystone has announced personnel changes with two officials retiring and two promotions being made.
Drew Seka, Marmon Distribution Services...
HARRISBURG — Three new degree programs at Slippery Rock University were approved Thursday by the State System of Higher Education.
The new programs are all master's degr...
GROVE CITY — Midwestern Intermediate Unit IV has partnered with an international relief organization to help needy children throughout the region.
The partnership with F...
WASHINGTON — U.S. home sales rebounded in December after new regulations had delayed the completion of purchases in November. And total sales in 2015 were the most in ni...
A downtown Butler office building is under new ownership.
The William Stoughton family on Jan. 15 closed on the Hollypointe Centre at 220 S. Main St. It was previously ...