In the introduction to “Your Story,” 7-year-old Ben stared out the window, looking up at the December night sky.

This will be the final segment in the Johnstown history mini-series with Richard Burkert on the “159 Inclined” podcast. It will be on the 1889 Flood.

Let’s say you’re at a conference or a dinner and you find yourself listening to somebody tell a story.

With schools transitioned to complete virtual mode while COVID-19 cases rise, parents are caught between going to work and staying available to their children at home.  

The latest installment of the “159 Inclined” podcast will take listeners on a historic ride on Johnstown’s Inclined Plane.

Statistically speaking, it’s likely you’ve seen the movie “Rocky.” Even if you haven’t seen the whole thing, you’ve probably seen bits of it. 

An array of holiday-themed events will bring a cheery, festive atmosphere to Bottle Works.

“The Not So Common Thread” exhibition will be on display through Jan. 10 in the Ashe and Regional galleries at Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art at Bedford, located in the Anderson House, 137 E. Pitt St.

With a little bit of encouragement from her granddaughter, Diane Myers, of South Fork, took a chance on writing Chapter 2 of The Tribune-Democrat’s “Your Story.”

Farmers are striving for a more profitable business model: more selling directly to customers with less reliance on national supply chains.

In the introduction to “Your Story,” 7-year-old Ben stared out the window, looking up at the December night sky.

A safe Thanksgiving during a pandemic is possible, but health experts know their advice is as tough to swallow as dry turkey: Stay home. Don’t travel. If you must gather, do it outdoors.

Part III of the “159 Inclined” podcast’s Johnstown history mini-series with Richard Burkert premiers this weekend.

Men and women develop mental illness at about the same rate, but there are some significant differences in men, local experts say.

Municipalities are discovering a recycling market in crisis as they solicit contract bids from haulers for the first time in years.

J&J Truck Bodies & Trailers, a division of Somerset Welding & Steel, has announced the appointment of Michael Schweitzer as sales manager for the Mid-Atlantic Region. 

The year 2020 is now entering its 11th month, and while much of 2020 was well beyond any previous standard of struggle or stress, it is required, if we seek to build a better world in 2021, to reflect on the lessons of this past year.

Louis Vuckovich, president of Slovenian Savings & Loan Association, in Franklin-Conemaugh, has been elected as asset group director on the board of directors of the Pennsylvania Association of Community Bankers.

Making customers happy lowers your cost of selling. Imagine that.

Get into the holiday spirit at the 50th annual Holly Bazaar at the Community Arts Center of Cambria County. The multifaceted holiday celebration will begin Nov. 14 and continue through Dec. 24 in the Goldhaber-Fend Fine Arts Center’s gallery and the new M. Josephine Paul Family Museum at the center, 1217 Menoher Blvd., Westmont.

A diverse array of artistic talent is being showcased in this exhibition. “Biennial 2020” is on display through Jan. 23 at Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art at Loretto, St. Francis University campus, 112 Franciscan Way.

Out of 70 submissions Joyce Robley and Mike Gruber were selected to be Johnstown's first poet laureates and inducted into their life-long positions during a special ceremony held Tuesday at City Hall.

For Greta Stager, the first time is a charm.

In the introduction to “Your Story,” 7-year-old Ben stared out the window, looking up at the December night sky.

This week’s episode of the “159 Inclined” podcast will take listeners back in time, with help from Richard Burkert, president of Johnstown Area Heritage Association.

When thousands of winter sports enthusiasts hit the slopes this winter, they can expect to spend less time

Keep an eye out for little ghosts, goblins and witches who will soon be out roaming the streets looking for some sweet treats.

Marketing personas often begin as a creative idea or a theory that is put into practice.

The Patriot, a not-for-profit Senior Choice Community, has hired Michelle Younkin, of Somerset County, as its admissions and marketing director.

Rebecca L. Darr, of Berlin, has recently joined 1st Summit Bank as assistant vice president and regional senior loan officer.

Hindman Funeral Homes & Crematory has announced that Kat Basset and Frank Barta have joined the staff as interns.

Paula Tomko, public policy chair of the American Association of University Women, Johnstown Branch, has been appointed as the Pennsylvania AAUW western district chair.

This week’s episode of the “159 Inclined” podcast features an interview with Eric and Amanda Reighard, the new owners of the Johnstown State Theater.

Seven-year-old Ben stared out the window, looking up at the December night sky.

A university’s collection of fine art is in the spotlight. Works from Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s permanent collection are on display through Nov. 20 at the University Museum, first floor of Sutton Hall, on the IUP campus.

Economics professor Richard D. Wolff says workplace co-operatives, where employees help determine corporate decisions, are “the core of socialism.”