Philly startup Grand Round Table brings technology to medical ritual
Grand Round Table, a Philadelphia startup, is aiming to modernize a medical ritual by sharing best practices through technology.
PA colleges win funds to grow the state's economic might
Carnegie Mellon, Lehigh University and Westminster College are beneficiaries of large grants aimed at ensuring the state�s economic future.
Discover a book lover's mecca nestled near West Chester
Baldwin's Book Barn, housed in a revamped historic dairy, is the country's largest used book store. Run by a true Pennsylvania character, it's one of the state's hidden gems.
Boosting train travel in the Commonwealth is a complicated challenge
A push to improve and repopularize passenger train routes has had varying degrees of success across the state. Fortunately, riding the rails is still one of the most relaxing, greenest ways to travel.
Creating Place: The role of Community Development Corporations in Pittsburgh's neighborhoods
From implementing civic projects to working towards the general betterment of neighborhoods, CDCs bridge the gap between city funding and the community to create unique, livable spaces.
Founder Profile: Michael Miguelez of OPTiMO Information Technology
This IT guru wanted to live and work in his hometown of Bloomsburg, so he built a company there.
Founder Profile: Dr. R. Sam Niedbala of TB Biosciences
His company is close to a revolutionary tuberculosis test that could solve once of global medicine's oldest riddles.
Parks, trails and pollution management efforts at state's coastal areas get big boost
The state DEP has awarded more than $750,000 in annual coastal zone management grants for 25 projects along Lake Erie and the Delaware River.
Calling State College Startups: Apply now for next TechCelerator Boot Camp
For the sixth time, the TechCelerator @State College is inviting area entrepreneurs, graduate students and researchers to its free, 10-Week Boot Camp.
The Art of Preservation: Maintaining historic theaters in Pittsburgh's Cultural District
From cleaning a 4,700-pound chandelier to finding a perfect match to a decades-old upholstery, keeping the historic theatres of the Cultural District in good condition is a delicately choreographed dance.