Commonwealth Medical College opens its doors
There's roughly 1,360 days until Commonwealth Medical College graduates its first class.
Berks County festival looks to harvest the power of green's growth
When the Mid-Atlantic Renewable Energy Association (MAREA) held its first Renewable Energy and Sustainable Living Festival in 2005, three solar installers set up exhibits.
Green lighting at PIT gets green light
Parking lots and garages at Pan at Pittsburgh International Airport will be refitted with 1,500 energy-saving LED fixtures from Appalachian Lighting Systems in Ellwood City.
North Central PA offers $10K prize for innovation
North Central Pennsylvania offers entrepreneurs a $10,000 prize for the best innovation.
Spectacle: Philly Folk Fest
A slideshow of the 2009 Philly Folk Fest
In the Zone: How to Fight Brain-Drain and Keep Small Tech Startups Alive
With a little help from the Keystone Innovation Zone initiative, more of Pennsylvania's best and brightest college students are finding good reason to stay and launch tech-based startups after graduation.
From Arts to Industry: Reviving Downtowns Through Investment in the Arts
In Phoenixville, an arts and entertainment redevelopment strategy has put its downtown on centerstage. It's one of several examples throughout Pennsylvania that illustrate how the arts can elicit economic development as well as standing ovations.
Philly nanotech firm creates one of R and D's "top 100" technologies
King of Prussia's Y-Carbon creates one of RD&'s Magazine's "top 100" technologies for 2009.
Study highlights Pittsburgh as a model for modern manufacturing
A new study by the Institute for America's Future highlights Pittsburgh as a national model for modern manufacturing.
PA's $20M investment in energy projects expected to net 5,700 jobs
Pennsylvanians got their first look at exactly how stimulus money for renewable energy will be spent on Monday, when the Pennsylvania Energy Development Authority (PEDA) announced $20.7 million of investment in 25 projects.