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DuBOIS — Penn Highlands Healthcare welcomes certified physician assistants Haley Moore, PA-C, Madison DeRubbo, PA-C, and Rebecca Zeigler, PA-C, to its medical staff.

Water and natural gas utility, Essential Utilities, Inc. is selling three non-utility microgrid and district energy properties — at Pittsburgh International Airport, a local hospital and Allegheny County government buildings — for $165 million. The buyer is Cordia, a Phoenix-based energy company that is looking to expand its footprint in

On Tuesday night, county council issued a proclamation recognizing Bill Hillgrove for his more than 50 years covering Pittsburgh sports.

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If contract negotiations are not successful with Duquesne Light, workers represented by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers say they are prepared to walk off the job. As a public utility, Duquesne Light is required to have continuity plans in place that are approved by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission.

“Caniacs” will soon be able to get their chicken fix locally. The Raising Cane’s location at 3610 Fifth Ave. in Oakland is set to open on Oct. 10. A second restaurant, at 384 Lincoln Hwy. in North Versailles, should open in early November. The Oakland restaurant will be located in

Villanova and Western Carolina keep on climbing. Montana and Samford fall hard.

FARRELL — A local couple is being recognized for their efforts to promote Croatian culture, with state and even national officials sending commendations.

Private schools Penn, Carneige-Mellon and Lehigh all rank ahead of Penn State in the recent list, while Pittsburgh rounds out the top five.

In 2008, a bargain was struck with students at Pittsburgh Public Schools. Stay in school. Get at least a 2.5 GPA. Graduate. And in return, get a scholarship toward education in a Pennsylvania post-secondary institution. The Pittsburgh Promise nonprofit made this pledge, using donated money including a $100 million commitment