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Students packed a lecture center at the University of Pittsburgh this week to hear from Julia Parsons, who decoded Nazi messages and helped win World War II.

Students packed the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg to hear from Julia Parsons, who decoded Nazi messages while serving in the Navy WAVES.

See 'The Donna Reed Show' cast before and after their time on the '60s TV comedy and learn why the show was the ultimate mid-century sitcom!

The University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg will highlight area women who saw military service in conflicts spanning three-quarters of a century during Veterans Week activities planned Saturday through Nov. 10 at the Hempfield campus. The theme for the week is “75 years of breaking barriers.” It marks the time that

The Butler County Symphony Orchestra will shake it, shake it, shake it baby for the first show of its 75th season, when they come together to get back to the 1960s and ’70s. “The Classical Mystery Tou...

Were no longer surprised that so many people bow down to the Invisible Hand of economics, worshipping its messenger coins and notes, and attending its oracles, the Wall Street analysts.

Gerry Meyer has become a local celebrity, for participating in the Senior Olympics at 103. Meyer's love of running began in Laramie, when he started at the University.

Tom Lea, the grand old man of Texas painting, grew up among giants. No wonder he always used a big canvas.

He led a struggling but innovative (if not quirky) American Motors to record profits and helped fuel an appetite for off-road vehicles with the Jeep Cherokee.

Meyers was 49 when he became CEO of American Motors Corp. and brought a youthful outlook to the industry at a difficult time.