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our home is a valuable asset, and making improvements to it can boost its value even more (not to mention make it nicer to live in).

Your home is a valuable asset, and making improvements to it can boost its value even more (not to mention make it nicer to live in).

Your home is a valuable asset, and making improvements to it can boost its value even more (not to mention make it nicer to live in).

SYNDER TWP. – A Reynoldsville man is facing drug possession charges following a traffic stop in Jefferson County. State Police say 39-year-old Benjamin Ross of Reynoldsville was stopped for a summary traffic violation on July 6 in Snyder Township when police discovered that Ross did […]

There are plenty of home improvement projects that increase home value. These projects can provide the most bang for your buck.

Yard games, coffee, bagels, 65 runners and walkers, and six 5K winners came together at Crystal’s Bassett Creek Park. June 24 was second annual Bird Dash. The event included both

"You need to know what has sold and hasn't in your neighborhood so you understand how to price your home right from the start so it won't sit on the market as stale inventory," said Renee Kuperman, a realtor with Best Homes Miami Beach. A home inspection typically will cost around $325, according to HomeAdvisor. "Getting a home inspection ahead of time and addressing any issues is a smart investment," said Lara Cox, a realtor with Heidel Realty in Las Vegas.

Princeton-based Benjamin Ross Group this week announced the sale of manufacturing company Freedom Plastics to a private investor.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Twenty-eight students from the Wabash Valley received scholarship award certificates Tuesday evening at the Union Health Foundation Award Ceremony. Nineteen of the recipients are pursuing nursing degrees, seven are seeking degrees in other health-related fields, along with one majoring in computer science, and one in education. Union Health Foundation awarded 31 college [...]

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Twenty-eight students from the Wabash Valley received scholarship award certificates Tuesday evening at the Union Health Foundation Award Ceremony. Nineteen of the recipients are pursuing nursing degrees, seven are seeking degrees in other health-related fields, along with one majoring in computer science, and one in education. Union Health Foundation awarded 31 college […]