Q and A: Steve Miller of Exit Philadelphia Skateboard Supply
Pop's Playground, a near-derelict park in Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood, has been rebuilt as a skatepark and celebrates its grand re-opening Saturday, July 25.
Jobs going to the dogs: Allegheny veterinary center doubles staff
As full-service specialty and emergency care becomes a staple in veterinary medicine, jobs in four-legged care are expanding in western Pennsylvania.
Horsham's Verilogue captures doctor-patient dialogue
It was about 10 years ago when Jeff Kozloff, a healthcare market researcher, was reading an article on a consumer packaged goods company that was using technology to conduct ethnographic market research.
Zelienople's Strand Theater re-opens after $1.5 million renovation
A seven-year campaign to restore a 1914 theater on Zelionople's main street results in a grand re-opening.
Pittsburgh's Quantum Theatre grows without a stage
Pittsburgh's Quantum Theatre begins its nineteenth season without a stage.
PlaySay brings language learning technology to Philadelphia
Ryan Meinzer was busy, and admittedly undisciplined, when he needed to learn Japanese for a new job at a Tokyo marketing company two years ago.
New Peirce College president to oversee expansion of curriculum, services and facilities
Philadelphia's Peirce College has been at the forefront of online education for the last 10 years and enrolls a higher percentage of students from Pennsylvania than most other private schools throughout the state.
Small manufacturers poll cites talent and innovation
Four-fifths of respondents to a recent survey sponsored by the state�s Industrial Resource Center Network rated advanced talent management as a highly important (46%) or important (34%) strategy.
Online activists choose Pittsburgh for Netroots '09
Online activists will meet in Pittsburgh August 13-16 for Netroots '09.
Central PA incubator helps foreign firms make soft landing
How does a foreign-owned business that wants to take root in Pennsylvania get a transplant? In central Pennsylvania, it can turn to the Murata Business Center.