With the Iran war threatening supplies of critical, energy-intensive materials, one might assume the U.S. government was prepared for this risk and has been working hard ...
Regardless of how you feel about making naloxone more available, having it on hand in Pennsylvania courts is a smart move.
An initiative announced in March by the Pennsyl...
Frustrated legislators tucked an unusual provision into the recently passed $839 billion defense appropriations bill, demanding answers from the Pentagon on its proposed ...
Every Wednesday, many students and staff alike don shirts at Mars Primary Center and Mars Area Elementary School reminding everyone to be the kind one first.
The #betheki...
As midterm elections approach in November, voters have one thing on their minds: Life is too expensive. Democrats are wise to campaign on “affordability.” Unfortunately, ...
I am writing regarding the Sunday, March 21, edition letter “It takes courage to stand up to tyranny” (Page A4). I am fairly certain you won’t publish my letter — but it ...
I often read in the Letters to the Editor section of this paper issues facing our nation oversimplified as being either Republican or Democrat. Do we all not want the sam...
On Friday, March 13, at approximately 5:30 p.m., a Goliath of a pine tree, over 70 feet tall, snapped in the wind and somehow managed to descend without hurting anyone or...
Agriculture is often misunderstood as a narrow career path — something reserved for those who plan to farm or work directly with livestock and crops. In reality, agricult...
The Pennsylvania House deserves credit for being proactive in dealing with the building of data centers in the state.
Last week, the house approved a bill to require fut...
