Local history 50 years ago: Nov. 3, 1975 Desmond Shura, Penn State Altoona veterans coordinator, reported that there were 242 military veterans registered for classes at the Altoona Campus, five of th...
With videos circulating of masked ICE agents using tear gas and chemical agents to disperse protesters, condemned by immigrant advocates as increasingly aggressive tactics, the Illinois General Assemb...
Local officials and business leaders joined Mr. Monopoly in rolling out MONOPOLY: Baltimore Edition at Power Plant Live! on Friday night. Local officials and business leaders joined Mr. Monopoly in ro...
Recipients of KAUL’s Equal Opportunity Awards for 2025 were recognized for their work with affordable housing, Covenant Health Park and business. The Knoxville Area Urban League’s Equal Op...
Toyota West Virginia, the company’s only plant in North America that assembles engines and hybrid transaxles, is facing one of those business challenges that CEOs call “a nice problem to have.” Toyota...
In a world where recruitment feels more global than ever, it’s tempting to assume relationships scale as easily as technology does. They don’t. In a world where recruitment feels more global than ever...
In this episode, Nate is joined by economic writer and strategist, Stacy Mitchell, to explore how concentrated economic power shapes the health of towns and cities – from economic resilience to social...
Column: Batavia Business Beat: The public is invited to the 2025 State of the Community Breakfast on Nov. 6, writes Shirley Mott of the Batavia Chamber of Commerce. Shop and dine local to create a buz...
Unlike business as usual, the Amazon Web Service cloud outage disrupted the lives of many area residents Monday morning as they were unable to access a wide range of online platforms including Canvas,...
A new business is set to operate out of the former Vereb Funeral Home in Harrison after it closed its doors earlier this year just before its previous owner was accused by the state attorney general o...
