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As Charter Schools Reimagine Learning, a New Platform Wants to Reimagine Screen Time

Star Bound’s School Pioneer Program invites charter schools to help shape a safer, learning-first digital world for children For school leaders, the debate over children and technology is no longer about whether students should use screens. The more urgent question is what children are experiencing when they are on them. Students increasingly move between classroom […]

Wexford Insurance Agency Earns Erie Insurance Commercial Lines Award for the Second Consecutive Year

Back-to-back recognition highlights what separates serious commercial insurance agencies from the rest — and why it matters for Pittsburgh-area business owners. Stephany Insurance LLC in Wexford, Pennsylvania has earned Erie Insurance’s Commercial Lines District Sales Award for the second consecutive year — a back-to-back achievement that distinguishes this fourth-generation family-owned agency as one of the […]

Achieve Lasting Total Body Transformation: The Medimorph Approach to Wellness, Weight Loss, and Body Contouring

Did you know that despite a global increase in health consciousness, only about 12% of American adults are considered metabolically healthy? This startling statistic, published in the journal Metabolic Syndrome and Related Disorders, underscores a critical disconnect between our intentions and our physiological reality. Many individuals embark on wellness journeys with fragmented approaches, tackling weight loss, […]

How Eddie Edwards Is Redefining Sports and M&A Law In Pittsburgh

Dinsmore & Shohl partner Eddie Edwards brings a rare blend of athlete representation, mergers and acquisitions expertise, and hands-on sports industry experience to one of the region’s leading law firms—and Pittsburgh’s business community is taking notice. When the Pittsburgh Business Times named Eddie Edwards to its 2026 “20 People to Know in Law” list, it […]

Why Resourcefulness May Be the Human Advantage in the Age of AI with Rosa L. Antonini

Software engineer turned author Rosa L. Antonini argues that as artificial intelligence reshapes work and daily life, the most valuable human skill isn’t talent, IQ, or technical fluency — it’s the capacity to adapt. Artificial intelligence can now write, calculate, assist with diagnosis, and design faster than almost any human alive. So what happens to […]

Pittsburgh Small Business Insurance Costs: What You’ll Actually Pay in 2026

A practical cost guide for Pennsylvania small business owners — with real premium ranges by coverage type, industry, and business size Business insurance for a small business in Pittsburgh typically costs between $1,000 and $8,000 per year for a basic coverage package, depending on your industry, number of employees, annual revenue, and the specific coverages […]

Why Owning An Asphalt Plant Matters When Choosing A Paving Contractor

This article examines why asphalt plant ownership is one of the clearest indicators of contractor quality, reliability, and capacity — and profiles one Quad Cities contractor that has made that investment. When municipalities, commercial developers, and property managers evaluate paving contractors for roadways, parking lots, and infrastructure projects, price often dominates the conversation. But experienced […]

The Summer Slide Isn’t Just About Reading and Math Anymore. It’s About Screens

Every summer, parents hear the same warning: kids can lose academic progress when school is out. Educators call it the “summer slide.” Traditionally, that meant children might forget math facts, read less often, or return to school a little rusty after months away from the classroom. But today’s summer slide has changed. It is no […]

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