KE-TV: The SiX Fix for Connecting Pittsburgh
Our sister publication Pop City engaged 100 Pittsburghers to come up with ways to better connect the city's diverse communities.
Why Pennsylvania's App Economy is Booming
A national survey reveals the Keystone State ranks 11th with 12,900 app economy jobs, and it's places like Scranton and Lancaster where impact is really felt.
Greased for success with BRL Solutions' lubricant, made in Kane
Sales are growing fast for TrickShot, an environmentally friendly lubricant, made by BRL Solutions in Kane.
Epiphany Solar Water Systems headlines Pittsburgh Tech 50 winners
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The art of science, the science of art meld in new Philly-Harrisburg higher ed partnership
Philadelphia's Hussian School of Art has entered a partnership with Harrisburg University of Science and Technology
Memo to Sandy: Penn State heading new international climate change research
A new, $11.9 million, international research effort on climate change is centered at Penn State.
Penndel's Langhorne Carpet Company weaves tradition with innovation
Langhorne Carpet Company, an 80-year-old, Wilton carpet mill in Penndel � one of only a handful left in the United States � is expanding with a new line made of Peruvian Alpaca.
Conshohocken startup expects Real Food to win over Philly, hiring
Conshohocken based Real Food Works is launching a weekly subscription meal service for fresh, local, plant-based diets. They are currently hiring a web engineer and expect to hire more positions early next year.
Sprout Fund Looks for Projects to Better Connect Pittsburgh
Fifteen $1,000 grants will be awarded to better connected to newcomers to Pittsburgh and multicultural collaborators.
Ray of Hope: One Man's Journey from Prison Back to the Streets
Philadelphia's Ray Gant is beautifying blighted neighborhoods one at a time. He's featured in a new book called "Everyday Heroes."