Northeast Pennsylvania Business Journal

11/03/2022

https://www.buzzsprout.com/1858543/11607847 Luzerne County native and three-time Pulitzer Prize-winning LA Times reporter Paul Pringle talks about the true-crime events and shocking tale of drugs, s*x, corruption, and several failed systems that brought down the dean of the USC medical school.

Luzerne County native and three-time Pulitzer Prize-winning LA Times reporter Paul Pringle talks about investigative journalism and his new book, Bad City: Peril and Power in the City of Angels.The true-crime events that lead to the investigation ...

01/24/2020

by Daniela Salcedo For most of her life, Jennifer Saunders envisioned opening her own coffee shop. After working for corporate America for 17 years, she decided it was time to become boss. She purchased Northern Light Espresso Bar and Cafe, 536 Spruce St.

01/23/2020

01/23/2020

by Leslie Collins A recent review of the Scranton Tomorrow archives revealed something noteworthy and inspiring: the vision of its founding members – many of whom are still active board members today – has been realized, or is well underway. Crafted in th

01/22/2020

by Phil Yacuboski Businesses that welcome tourists are getting ready for a busy winter season with many hoping that Mother Nature can add some cold winter weather and piles of snow for a rustic ambiance. “The weather has been good for us so far this year,

01/21/2020

by Phil Yacuboski For millennials and Generation Z, it’s more about what is in the benefit package for a future employer than what is in the paycheck, according to a new study. Traditional benefits and a good retirement plan are what employers need to att

01/20/2020

by Phil Yacuboski Opening a business just became much easier in Pennsylvania thanks to a new online tool that allows entrepreneurs to file paperwork and complete other tasks online from the comfort of a desk chair. “The focus is all businesses services,”

01/10/2020

The University of Scranton dedicated a freshman residence hall in honor of the late Brendan J. Giblin of the class of 2006, who died in a hit-and-run accident while on spring break during his senior year, and the late William H. Kelly Jr. of the class of

01/09/2020

Peoples Security Bank & Trust recently contributed $12,000 to Johnson College through its EITC administrator, Commonwealth Charitable Management. This donation will benefit the Dual Enrollment Program for Tunkhannock and Abington Heights High Schools. Two

01/08/2020

Landmark Community Bank recently donated $6,000 to Misericordia University through the Pennsylvania Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program (PA EITC) to support programming in the Department of Speech Language Pathology that helps treat children with s

01/07/2020

Johnson College received a $4,500 grant from the PPL Foundation. These funds will support the Solar USB Charger Workshop program. Johnson College faculty and staff will learn how to create a solar USB charger. Participants will then recreate the workshop