Barnes Center for Biotechnology and Nanotechnology cuts the ribbon at Clarion University
The Barnes Center for Biotechnology and Nanotechnology is working to fill the building with exciting researchers after cutting the ribbon on June 18.
Spectacle: York Made It
They don't call York County the Factory Tour Capital of the World for nothing. Manufacturing has served as the area's backbone since it was settled, and we captured the sector's most enduring images on a recent tour of several hot spots.
No Funny Money: Local Currency Sustains Local Economies
Community organizer Paul Glover has brought the idea of local currency to Eastern PA, where multiple communities are cashing in and improving the health of local business districts as well as underserved residents.
King of Prussia materials company wins 'One for the Thumb'
Drexel spin-off Y-Carbon's synthetic sequestration materials win a 5th award for their work since 2009
Q and A: Alexandra Wenger, DressDibs
"OMG, she's wearing my dress!" This recent Cedar Cliff High School graduate knows the feeling, and she built a website that allows high school girls to get first dibs on their formalwear and avoid dress duplication on their big nights.
Philly area tech partnership announces Sims-esque virtual meeting space
2 Pennsylvania business technology firms have created a meeting space that works like a virtual conference room, allowing for 'always on' communication.
PNC announces $44.8 million in financing for Pennsylvania businesses
After surviving the recession virtually unscathed, PNC Bank is lending again and has announced $44.8 in financing for two Pennsylvania companies.
Erie mobile coupon consultants present at N.Y. Mobile Marketing Forum
Erie's M-Dot Network presented their vision for a more mobile coupon at the Mobile Marketing Forum in New York this month.
NEPA hospital library moves to local medical college, gets technological facelift
A Scranton-area hospital and medical college are combining their resources to form a better medical library for students and faculty.
Marcellus Shale brings 40 new transportation jobs to Green Tree rail yard
A former rail hub in Green Tree is now the site of a sand trucking center, which employs 40 people delivering materials to Marcellus Shale wells.