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November 27, 2021
When the nominations for the Grammy Awards were announced on Tuesday, featured among the ...
November 27, 2021
When the nominations for the Grammy Awards were announced on Tuesday, featured among the ...
November 24, 2021
Appalachian State University honored four employees with 2021 Staff Excellence Awards.
October 29, 2021
The season of giving starts early this year as Saint Mary’s University and Habitat for Humanity serving Winona County host a Walk for Habitat event on Saturday, November 6.
October 20, 2021
Post-Gazette hires editors; Pittsburgh Catholic Magazine launches; Beaver County Times fills vacancies; and familiar faces find new jobs on TV.
October 15, 2021
Zero has become North Catholic’s favorite number.
August 29, 2021
Plans are now in place for ongoing coverage by Times eight-member news reporting team.
June 9, 2021
For the first time in 15 years, New Britain’s fire chief will have a second in command. This year’s budget restores the long-vacant assistant chief position, and Chief Raul Ortiz says it will help expand training, modernize policies and improve public service.
May 8, 2021
Its been a tough year for everybody — including for The Beaver County Times. From personnel changes, layout adjustments and content variance to all that came along with working during a pandemic while also covering the details of the ever-changing status of COVID-19, its been quite a year. And yet, reporters at The Times and The Ellwood City Ledger pushed through, covering not only the pandemic but how it affected different communities, industries and individuals. Investigative reporting...
April 27, 2021
There is no moat around its unseen borders. No wall offers shelter for the residents inside. There is no obstacle to virus transmissions like COVID-19, and nothing to stop the flow of ideas and attitudes to every corner of the community other than ourselves. There is a joke longtime Beaver County residents tell about looking at trends in big cities and saying, "Well, that is what we have to look forward to in five (or 10) years." Some oldtimers chuckle and add, "More like 20 years." Its an ...