In 1969, Vietnam War-weary Americans, including hundreds of thousands in Pennsylvania, watched as disagreement raged over the shape of the table that would be used for t...
It's refreshing to hear the truth from a member of Congress about the complexity of the laws passed and the lack of understanding of those bills by the very lawmakers wh...
Anyone who appreciates libraries must be looking kindly on the goal of Jan Forrest, a member of the Slippery Rock Community Library Building Committee. It's Forrest's in...
A bill in the state House would change the way legal notices are handled, removing them from newspapers and putting them on the Internet. Such a move potentially would h...
There's nothing wrong with thinking big and, thus, there should be no objection to the preliminary application submitted to the federal government last week for money fo...
Public hearings held last year to gather information about a proposed merger between health insurance giants Pittsburgh-based Highmark and Philadelphia-based Independenc...
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission's reconstruction project involving seven miles of the toll road between Mileposts 31 and 38 provides ample evidence as to why the st...
Creating signs means work for those who perform that task. However, spending money to create signs announcing the source of the funds being used for highway and bridge p...
The Merchant Marines deserved better treatment on Butler County's World War II Memorial in Diamond Park than they've received. The critical role that they played during ...
Leverage often is the key to success in any negotiation. And Gov. Ed Rendell believes that forcing state workers to go without paychecks is effective leverage in putting...
