More local employers are open to hiring people without formal qualifications. Rather than following strict rules, many just want to know if someone can do the job well.Many job postings in Pittsburgh and nearby places are open to people who don't have college degrees. This is especially true ...
For the Appalachian region, spring doesn’t just mean warmer weather and blooming trees; it also marks the return of sneezing, congestion, itchy eyes, skin reactions, and sinus pressure. May is Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month, and WVU Medicine is emphasizing the importance of recognizing ...
Digital wallets have moved from niche technology to everyday financial tools. People use them to pay for groceries, send money to friends, manage subscriptions, store loyalty cards and access online services. What once felt like a convenience feature has become part of how consumers expect ...
Blueprints is proud to announce the promotions of two longtime leaders within the organization, Gwendolyn Davis and Crystal Rivera, whose combined decades of service have made a lasting impact on children, youth and families throughout the region. Davis and Rivera have each dedicated their ...
A used vehicle waits at the curb in Washington County, the seller knows a distant cousin down the road, and the asking price makes sense on paper. Most used-car listings turn out honest, but a small fraction do not, and the five-minute VIN check clears up the gaps a seller might forget to ...
Pennsylvania’s digital casino market now sits at the center of the state’s gaming business, with fresh records, fast product rollouts and a stream of new users who can play from a sofa in Washington County or during a quiet evening in Greene County. The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board ...
