There's misinformation out there about the vaccines for the coronavirus. It should be ignored.
President Biden has outlined a plan to invest in American infrastructure, and such investments are needed if we are to remain competitive.
Gov. Tom Wolf supports an overdue overhaul to the state's charter schools law.
Former state Rep. Rick Saccone should feel shame for his role in a mob scene at the U.S. Capitol Wednesday.
The fiscal time bomb challenging the best budget instincts of the Pennsylvania General Assembly keeps getting closer to exploding.
As Pennsylvania’s coronavirus case numbers continue to rise, it appears that the threatened fall resurgence of COVID-19 is coming to pass.
Every fall, our health officials begin their public service announcements about how important it is to get a flu shot around this time of year.
Keith Russell of Perryopolis has been recognized by the owner-operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA) for 36 years of safe, accident-free driving of a commercial tractor-trailer.
A short ballot will greet voters here and across Pennsylvania on Nov. 3.
The Laurel Highlands was named the third best destination in the U.S. to view the beautiful leaves of the fall season.
All workers in Pennsylvania should be allowed some form of paid sick leave.
This school year is already rife with stressors.
Anyone who says they haven’t been impacted by the stress of the past five months is either a superhero or is lying to themselves.
The Americans With Disabilities Act, signed into law 30 years ago this week, has allowed individials with disabilities to more fully particpate in this country's life.
The front page of last Monday’s Wall Street Journal included an article portending trouble for businesses not only in the nation’s big cities, but also for retailers, restaurants and other consumer-reliant entities in smaller business hubs such as Uniontown and Connellsville.
Public attention in the COVID-19 pandemic emergency has focused mostly on the horrific case and death numbers and the challenges hospitals and health care workers are facing.
Summer has been a nice respite.
The monuments to Confederate generals and to those who fought to maintain slavery are coming down. That’s a good thing and long overdue.
We know we’ve been beating the drum about wearing a mask a whole lot and you’re probably tired of it.
It’s time to unfurl ourselves, to relax and begin to address the stress of what we’ve all gone through.