Two years after opening, bagel supplier makes plans to expand Lebanon bakery
A New York bagel maker is already making plans to expand the bakery it built in Pennsylvania two years ago.
Is Philly's 5K Run for Clean Air the Greenest Race in America?
With a CO2-neutral truck providing all power via solar, medals made from recycled materials and runner bibs made of seed paper, the 31st annual race fits the bill.
Pennsylvania's Nanotech Players Pursuing Giga-Scale Impact
Scientists across Pennsylvania are advancing the field of nanotechnology, developing devices that depend on particles many times smaller than the thickness of a human hair.
KE-TV: Coolest Dad Ever Reinvents Legos Via 3D Printing
Carnegie Mellon professor, artist and hacker Golan Levin teamed with a former student to create the Free Universal Construction Kit.
A European's View of Pittsburgh
As a New Yorker architecture critic once said, if Pittsburgh were in the heart of Europe, people would travel hundreds of miles out of their way to see it. This German blogger agrees.
New distribution tactic means more overseas sales for Williamsport spa maker
When Tim Martin came to PDC Spas seven years ago, perhaps 5 percent of its hot tubs and other products were sold overseas. Since then, that percentage has climbed to nearly half.
PA small businesses can learn for free from Google how to build a website, April 10-11 in Pittsburgh
An estimated 56 percent of small businesses in Pennsylvania don�t have a website. Google and the state's Small Business Development Centers are hosting a workshop to show them how to build an online presence.
Mansfield's new Marcellus Institute aims to promote jobs in areas like GIS, safety management
The Marcellus Institute, recently launched at Mansfield University, will train students to work on local natural gas-drilling sites through two new degrees offering specialized training.
Wastewater management business in south-central PA makes energy from waste
Grease and waste food from restaurants often ends up in landfills, but one company near Lancaster has figured out how to transform that garbage into energy.
Hydroelectric plant at nearby reservoir to generate local power for Lehighton
The 5,500 people who live in the northeastern Pennsylvania town of Lehighton use electricity distributed by the borough government. In 2014, some of that power is expected to be generated by a hydroelectric plant at a nearby lake.