A Med School Mulligan: Technology Drives TCMC
The country's newest medical school, which opened last year in Scranton, is already poised for the future with a forward-thinking mission that integrates technology into every corner of the campus.
Benton's Home Field Advantage Heats Up
Tiny Benton Area School District is making a big push for producing and purchasing its fuel within its boundaries thanks to a state program designed to save districts money and support local farmers.
Q and A: Denise Prince, Geisinger Ventures
As Geisinger Health System in rural Danville has garnered national attention for its efficiency and patient care, one woman has helped form and shape its innovation through its corporate venture arm, Geisinger Ventures.
In the Company of Coasters
Of the 167 wooden roller coasters in existence, 15 are in Pennsylvania, blowing away any other political subdivision in the world � the closest is the United Kingdom, with nine.
Q and A: Robert D'Alessandri, Dean and President of The Commonwealth Medical College
The state's first new medical school welcomed its inaugural class last month in Scranton, so we talked to dean and president Robert D'Alessandri about the The Commonwealth Medical College's challenges, expectations and assets.
Q and A: Chris Haran of Great Valley Technology Associates
New York native Chris Haran has tried to bring a little of the Big Apple with him to Northeast Pennsylvania.
All Hail the Billtown Craft-Beer Revolution! (part 2 of 2)
Lycoming County's burgeoning microbrew scene is comprised of small, scrappy breweries that prefer to compete with the big dogs by supporting each other and maintain a regional reputation for excellence.
All Hail the Billtown Craft-Beer Revolution! (part 1 of 2)
Formerly known by microbrew snobs as "The Wasteland of Good Beer," the whistlestop city of Williamsport and its surrounding Lycoming County have suddenly become the state's hippest spots to quaff a hoppy IPA.
Ready for the Big Play: Penn Tech Launches Marcellus Shale Training Center
As natural gas companies descend on central Pennsylvania, eager to tap the Marcellus Shale, Penn Tech is rushing to train Pennsylvanians for careers in an emerging industry.