It’s time for the state legislature to stop investigating the last election and take action to protect the integrity of the next one. Whether it’s an effort to try and convince voters that the wrong person won the presidential election, or an effort to pry into the private information of ...

The Education Committee of the state General Assembly recently passed legislation we endorse: A bill requiring public school districts to publish curricula and lists of textbooks used on their websites. The bill’s sponsor, state Rep. Andrew Lewis, R-Harrisburg, says the measure could help ...

Nearly every day, we learn of a new way in which COVID has affected us. Data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showed a new one: obesity. According to The Ohio Capital Journal, the number of states with high obesity numbers doubled since 2018. It is important to ...

Power outages and press malfunctions are among a newspaper circulation manager’s worst nightmare. Even an hour delay in “getting the newspaper out” wreaks havoc with the process of hooking up subscribers with the latest news that was available at deadline time. When subscribers’ ...

You may have seen the purple signs cropping up around the area announcing that October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, with a phone number that people can call if they are a victim or know someone who is. That there even is a Domestic Violence Awareness Month is a sign of progress. ...

National Newspaper Week presents an opportunity to reflect on the value of journalism — an American treasure essential to our way of life. Around the globe and nationwide, across the commonwealth, and in our own backyards, newspaper journalists provide the accurate, fair, timely and ...