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December 19, 2023
/PRNewswire/ -- GI Partners, a leading investor in data infrastructure businesses, announced today that it has signed an agreement to acquire DQE...
October 25, 2023
After nearly two full years of construction, the historic overhaul being done to the Greater Johnstown Career & Technology Center in Richland Township is complete, with just a punch list
October 25, 2023
After nearly two full years of construction, the historic overhaul being done to the Greater Johnstown Career & Technology Center in Richland Township is complete, with just a punch list
October 6, 2023
In its quest to cut rising energy costs for industries, the Association of Ghana Industries-Energy Service Centre (AGI-ESC), has launched a network...
August 12, 2023
Extensive renovations at Greater Johnstown Career & Technology Center in Richland Township are nearing completion, and a ceremony to celebrate the work is set for October.
August 10, 2023
Looking for school start dates in the Beaver Valley? Find your district on this back-to-school list.
August 7, 2023
Looking for the latest GovCon News? Check out our story: DOE Picks 19 for $5B ESPC IDIQ Contract. Click to read more!
August 4, 2023
Looking for the latest GovCon News? Check out our story: DOE Picks 19 for $5B ESPC IDIQ Contract. Click to read more!
June 6, 2023
Pittsburgh City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved spending $2.2 million to study converting the city’s existing high-pressure sodium lights with more energy-efficient LED lights. Kim Lucas, director of the city’s Department of Mobility & Infrastructure, said LED lights consume less electricity and will likely have lower maintenance costs compared to
June 1, 2023
Pittsburgh officials are considering moving ahead with a plan to convert the city’s streetlights to LED lights. City Council gave preliminary approval Wednesday to pay The Efficiency Network, a Pittsburgh-based subsidiary of Duquesne Light, more than $2.2 million to conduct a study on replacing the high-pressure sodium lights the city