Feature / RFK’s MAHA spectacle offers an object lesson in how the left cedes fertile political territory. Annie Levin On ...

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Submit items to news@southschuylkillnews.com Class notes Pine Grove Area Class of 1967:  Meets the second Thursday of each month at noon at Heisey’s Diner, Route 72 north of Lebanon. For ...

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Lt. Gov. Mark Schweiker, visited his school during his fifth-grade year at McKeesport Area School District. “When I got sworn in as lieutenant governor, he brought pictures from that visit to my ...

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Kevin Logan still recalls the moment an older student in the University of Kansas architecture program pulled him aside. Darren was an upperclassman who had already experienced being a Black student ...

Historical perspective on the cyclical nature of markets, economies and societal trends can help calm anxious clients during turbulent times.

Introducing a series of three new papers which debunk the myth that Africa is awash in minerals – highlighting instead that the continent is largely supply-deficient in the minerals that matter most.