By Garrett Neese
newsroom@heraldstandard.com
Cuts to mining safety oversight and research, most recently TuesdayÄ¢¹½ÊÓÆµ cuts at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, drew criticism from mine workers and local officials.
The NIOSH layoffs, expected to reduce the size of ...
Capitalism recognizes individual effort, private ownership, and the pursuit of financial independence through hard work, innovation and competition. Unregulated savage capitalism prioritizes profit over social well-being.
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As winter turns to spring, back to winter and into spring again, it is prime time for potholes to begin forming on local roadways.
The state Department of TransportationÄ¢¹½ÊÓÆµ District 12 will spend more than $1.8 million and use about 1,900 tons of asphalt to fix potholes across Washington, ...
Crews began work Monday on replacing a 95-year-old bridge over Whiteley Creek on Route 88 in Greene County.
Daily short-term single-lane restrictions are in place on either side of the bridge in Monongahela Township, between Sigsbee Road and Fifth Street. Precautions will include flagging, ...
As a 16-year-old, when President Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas, my world stopped. Of course, we had no information about his very active social life, his purported involvement with the significant other of a Mafia figure, the hatred from FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, the anti-Castro ...
Three Greene County culinary students are heading to the land of crab cakes for a national competition.
Greene County Career & Technology Center students Eleanor Turner, Alivia Minor and Jessie Cooke earned a trip to the National ProStart Student Invitational, which will be held May 2-4 in ...