CRANBERRY TWP — When applying for jobs the first impression given to a potential employer comes way before the interview.
It comes on two documents — the resume and cov...
Networking reception also planned
CRANBERRY TWP — At the end of the month, job seekers will have a chance to meet and network with some of the region's employers at the 2...
Registration plan in works
WASHINGTON — Federal regulators will require the registration of most drone aircraft to help track operators who flout safety rules and to enco...
HARRISBURG — Erie's school district asked the Pennsylvania Treasury Department on Monday for a $47 million, no-interest advance, citing the agency's arrangement to pay H...
BUTLER TWP — The Butler School Board Monday night approved buying 90 new laptop computers for the high school for nearly $48,000.
Bill Raley, district IT director with Q...
Air bag problems spur more recalls
DETROIT — The problem with exploding Takata air bag inflators continues to spread, now hitting a small number of 2015 GM cars and ...
LAS VEGAS — Move aside one-armed bandits. The casino floor is making room for game zones with over-sized popping dice, digital spinning Big Six wheels and virtual roulet...
Company gives reasons for delays
JACKSON TWP — The dilemma between MarkWest and neighbors in Evans City continued Thursday evening.
MarkWest, a natural gas processing com...
EVANS CITY — A dairy farm on Textor Hill Road that has been a source of controversy will be getting an odor-limiting water misting system installed.
Residents say the fa...
WASHINGTON — U.S. employers advertised fewer job openings in August and kept hiring flat, another sign the American job market has lost strength since spring.
The Labor ...
