Monday evening’s public hearing about the possible closing of the Slippery Rock School District’s Har-Mer Elementary School proved that the idea is no less controversial...
The 115,000 students enrolled in Pennsylvania’s state-owned university system now have grounds for optimism that their education won’t be disrupted by a faculty strike.
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The issue of Pennsylvania’s out-of-step system of selling beer, wine and liquor is again being debated in Harrisburg.
The issue should be about practical, common-sense r...
Leadership Butler County’s Class of 2013 scored a winning touchdown, hit a grand-slam home run, and executed a slam-dunk — all over the period of several hours on the ev...
The Butler School District isn’t an athletic recruiting agency and, thus, should have rejected participation in a student’s appeal of a Western Pennsylvania Interscholas...
Given the rapid expansion of cyber charter schools in Pennsylvania, it’s appropriate to bring more attention to the schools, including their academic and financial resul...
Having achieved success in its blighted-property removal program, and with fewer properties remaining to demolish, the city is taking aim at reviving the neighborhood pr...
Concerns being voiced by Pennsylvania’s highest-ranking Republican state senators over the state lottery’s newly signed management contract should have erupted publicly ...
The state police usually don't erect a sign at the site of a murder. However, the electronic sign placed in front of Bob's Truck and Auto Repair on Route 68 in Forward T...
Walmart made two announcements last week that are both timely and welcome. The giant retailer said it intends to hire any honorably discharged veteran in his or her firs...
