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With energy prices set to increase or decrease depending on service territory on June 1, the PUC said it is encouraging consumers to evaluate their energy options.

Katie Harrill has seen what music can do for people’s social and emotional states. As the music therapist for Wesley Family Services, Harrill has worked with clients across the developmental spectrum. And she only has one regret about creating Wesley’s music therapy program 14 years ago. “I wish I’d started

Thoughts on the college enrollment crash.

After five years of financial recovery, Penn Hills School District has been officially released from financial recovery. Members of the Pennsylvania Department of Education, Penn Hills administration and the public gathered Thursday, May 23, in the library of Linton Middle School to announce the district’s exit from financial recovery status.

The Inside the Hall Mailbag is a collection of questions sent to us via X (@insidethehall), via email, submitted via our community and our Facebook page.

West Virginia University men’s basketball coach Darian DeVries has announced the signing of Javon Small to a grant-in-aid for the 2024-25 basketball season.

The Snowman in Portersville serves shave ice, milkshakes, frappes and sundaes from the belly of a 13-foot, fiberglass snowman.

Lancaster Catholic graduate Kyla Hockley will begin as the private religious school’s first female president July 1, replacing the school’s previous president, Tim Hamer.

Alysa Ambrose will receive her degree from the Thomas R. Kline School of Law at Duquesne University.

Alysa Ambrose will receive her degree from the Thomas R. Kline School of Law at Duquesne University.