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David McDeavitt starts each morning at 4:30 a.m. to get ahead of a day full of meetings. By 7 a.m., he’s in the office, where he can stay as late as 10 or 11 p.m. The Allegheny-Clarion Valley School D...

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation issued a news release Friday, April 26, highlighting numerous infrastructure improvement projects which were nearing completion in its District 10, which ...

Katheryn Yomes was a woman of many talents. She was a caring big sister to four younger siblings and a naturally brilliant scientific mind with a knack for creating handmade crafts and drawings. Howe...

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation’s statewide work zone safety campaign will continue through Sunday, April 28, in partnership with multiple police departments, including the Pennsylvania ...

Cinematic memoir can be a complex creative endeavor. Film is a collaborative medium, and memoir requires a certain acknowledgement of the author’s creation. Without that self-reflection, memoir can sl...

The Art Institute of Chicago has rebuffed an attempt by New York investigators to seize an Egon Schiele drawing in its collection, asserting in a stro

FRANKLIN TWP — There are still traces of the old Trader Horn store at 990 New Castle Road, but the building’s newest owner was surprised recently when he uncovered what he believes to be traces of the...

Butler got its first look at the Center on Center, a brand-new drug and alcohol recovery center located on Center Avenue which held an open house on Friday, April 26. The new recovery center occupies ...

If Wassily Kandinsky bent the visible world to the whims of his canvas, reducing concert hall scenes to puddles of color and line, Sonia Delaunay seem

The environmental disaster caused by a train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, last year should have spurred federal lawmakers to take seriously the need to improve rail safety. But a measure passed...