Arts Set the Stage, But Jobs and Other Investment Must Follow
In places like Scranton and Bethlehem, growing arts scenes are making them more attractive destinations, part of a larger recipe for economic success.
More Than a Sequel: $18M TechVentures2 Addition Raises the Bar in Bethlehem
Accolades keep coming for the 47,000 square foot addition at Lehigh University's Mountaintop Campus, and here's an inside look at the new digs.
Slice of 'Pi' Could Solidify Bethlehem's Rep for Tech
In 8,000 square feet on the second floor of a former downtown mill, the Partnership for Innovation is a product of the city's surging community of technology companies and highly skilled workers.
Q and A: Mike Fegley, Brew Works
Born amid the gloom following the closing of Bethlehem Steel, this family owned brewery and restaurant is sustainable in every way and growing. And the beer will move you.
Gift Guide: No Place Like PA's Etsy Shops for the Holidays
It's the best of both worlds -- shop online and local with a host of super-talented Etsy creators from Gettysburg to Pittston selling art, furniture, toys and jewelry.
Turkey Day Games: Keystone Edge Off For Thanksgiving
Only Massachusetts has more Thanksgiving Day high school football rivalries at least 100 years old. We'll enjoy some gridiron and return with a fresh issue on Dec. 1.
Reclaiming PA's Brownfields: Assessing Potential
Several organizations and partnerships have developed to make re-using dormant brownfield sites throughout PA easier and more impactful.
Ben Franklin's TechVentures Incubator Named One to Watch
Ten years after it was named the nation's business incubator of the year, Ben Franklin's TechVentures program is honored as one to watch as it winds down significant expansion in Bethlehem.
Show Us the Money: Five PA Venture Capitalists to Watch
We set out to find which Pennsylvania-based investors would most likely find the next big innovation, and our experts weigh in why these five VC stars made our list.
It's Training Day for State's Growing Life Sciences Sector
Across PA, colleges and industry groups are ramping up training programs for a variety of future workers, including a growing number of manufacturing and non-scientific positions.