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February 16, 2024
Football in February is becoming common in Western Pennsylvania as two local products made news this past week. While Greg Perry was hired as Mt. Lebanon’s new head coach, Justin Watson of South Fayette added another championship ring to his collection. On Feb. 12, the Blue Devils introduced Perry as their new coach, and he […]
February 16, 2024
Pittsburgh is perfect for exploring. This Pennsylvania city has world-class museums, historic sites and a vibrant food scene.
February 16, 2024
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February 16, 2024
(The Center Square) – Bringing solar power to Pennsylvania renters and homeowners unable to place panels on their roofs again came into focus for lawmakers this week.
February 16, 2024
Jason Grant noticed an older, distinguished-looking man having dinner at a restaurant in Il Borro, Italy. Grant asked the maître d’ to pass along a message that he wanted to say hello to the man — Ferruccio Ferragamo of the luxury Italian footwear brand family. A few minutes later, Grant
February 15, 2024
College and university endowments in 2023 reversed a historically poor showing from the previous year by posting investment returns approaching 8% that favored institutions with less wealth over peers with billions of dollars in holdings. The findings are from a study of nearly 700 institutions nationally that was released Thursday
February 15, 2024
As demand for new solar farms continues to rise, so does a host of challenges including community pushback, equipment and labor shortages, and a congested grid. Here’s how the...
February 14, 2024
CINCINNATI (AP) — No. 10 Iowa State forced 25 turnovers and had 12 st
February 14, 2024
Indigenous peoples’ ecological expertise honed over centuries is increasingly being used by policymakers to complement mainstream science.
February 14, 2024
Administrators are exploring whether to recommend the school board replace the current grade scale and how that change could affect the calculation of each students GPA.