Some things in Harrisburg run like clockwork. January builds slowly, followed by the governor’s budget address in February, when the House and Senate break for a month of hearings. In March, lawmakers shift their focus slightly from picking apart
I’ve got a great love and loyalty for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. My first job in life was as a paperboy, getting up at 5:30 a.m. to deliver the Post-Gazette. It’s a very good paper that has kept up its
Principal, Larry Ceisler has been traveling between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia for over 30 years. He shares his thoughts on what a hyperloop would mean for Pennsylvania and a statewide firm like ours. “As someone who heads a business with offices
As a young college student, I traveled to Washington, D.C. with a friend and her family to attend the Million Moms March. It was my first experience with an event of that magnitude. Women, men and children walking together in
In the practice of issue advocacy, building new allies and engaging current ones to create a coalition can be a game-changer. You may have a terrific organization or company with a timely and important issue to advance, but assembling a
Cheyney University, the nation’s oldest institution of higher education for African Americans, has embarked on an outside-the-box course to not only survive but to again become a campus of high-achieving students. This is a different kind of crisis communications case