Nick Werner News Today

This month features "H.M.S. Pinafore" in Harrisburg and "Chicago" in Hershey, while area theaters get ready for Christmas shows in early December.

STATE COLLEGE - Panther Valley’s Drew Kokinda and Pleasant Valley’s Lydon Patascher had some similar situations, as well as some different ones in the opening round of PIAA State Golf Championships at...

The CP-30 custom case packer with integrated robotics ensures ultra-fast throughput and reduces changeover times by over 80% using advanced PC-based control technology and EtherCAT.

The CP-30 custom case packer with integrated robotics ensures ultra-fast throughput and reduces changeover times by over 80% using advanced PC-based control technology and EtherCAT.

By Nick Werner— MUNCIE, IN— On the last Friday in August, a dozen employees from Accutech Systems Corp. took a break from building financial software to help build two homes as part of a Greater Muncie Habitat for Humanity effort to revitalize the city’s South Central neighborhood. The volunteers framed one front porch, insulated both crawlspaces, assembled scaffolding, cleaned up the construction site, and more. Accutech encourages its employees to give back by providing 40 hours a year o...

/PRNewswire/ -- Accutech Systems Corp. has hired a veteran of the financial technology industry to serve as managing director of its trust and wealth business...

 Largo, the New York and Miami-based  real estate development and investment firm, today announces that its newly launched Brooklyn condominium, NX at 215 North 10th Street, is over 50% in contract. A major milestone for the building, the first available homes at NX came to market less than three months ago. Now, with half...

It was an action packed fall trimester at Wyoming Seminary this year, with students eager to return to a state of normalcy after more than 20 months of pandemic learning.

By Editor | April 21, 2021 By ERIC X. VICCARO eviccaro@stegenherald.com Ste. Genevieve County resident Paul Haug, and his son-in-law Nick Werner will be showing off an old-school fire truck this coming Saturday. The first-ever true “Touch A Truck” event will take place beginning at 10 a.m. on Saturday in the River Rapids Waterpark parking lot. The vehicle is an American LaFrance brand pumper from 1928. That’s right, the vehicle is 93 years young. “We’ve shown it Ste. Genevieve parades...