LoRes-TV: Bethlehem's Skateplaza
By: Keystone Edge staff, 3/18/2010
It's a long time coming for avid skateboarders and BMXers in the Lehigh Valley, but their new home in Bethlehem is billed as a world class skate plaza that replicates some of the world's most compelling urban elements and could attract national action sports events.
LoRes-TV: Penn State's Innovation Center
By: Keystone Edge staff, 3/11/2010
A technology driven tool for organizations to collect ideas, this State College facility helps teams share, learn and grow in a 21st century environment.
LoRes-TV: Route 15 Artisan Trail
By: David DeKok, 3/4/2010
Tucked along many of the roads that traverse the commonwealth are hidden artistic gems, like those along Rt 15 By Way of the Arts.
LoRes-TV: Pittsburgh's Derby Demons
By: Ben Hernstrom, 2/25/2010
The modern world of roller derby represents some of the best of
do-it-yourselfers, and teachers, doctors and waitresses alike are
skating for their own grassroots glory in Pittsburgh.
LoRes-TV: Susquehanna Health
By: Keystone Edge staff, 2/18/2010
The rural health system not only uses energy efficient technologies to power its new buildings, it also reached out to patients to get their input for design.
LoRes-TV: Philagrafika 2010
By: John Steele, 2/11/2010
It's an international celebration of the role of print in contemporary art and it's all over Philadelphia, at some of the city's most revered and interesting institutions, through April 11.
LoRes-TV: Kunkletown's Close the Loop
By: Keystone Edge staff, 2/4/2010
There's plenty of money in waste, and this Poconos-based company has been pushing a sustainable materials economy through the innovative recycled products and green building materials it sells.
LoRes-TV: Algae to Fuel
By: David DeKok, 1/28/2010
Gopal Jayanthi and Susquehanna Biotech believe in the power of algae and are working to make it a viable alternative fuel source, as well as using it to produce food additives and nutritional supplements.
LoRes-TV: Springside School's Stormwater Art
By: Keystone Edge staff, 1/21/2010
Spring Mills artist and environmentalist Stacy Levy's Rain Wall and Garden installation at a Philadelphia school catches plenty of attention--and water.
LoRes-TV: Inside the Mogul Mind
By: Bill Bennett-Ross, 1/14/2010
Housed inside the sprawling former Pittsburgh Flatroll facility in the city's Strip District, Mogul Mind Studios, the second-largest setup outside of Hollywood, is giving the state's film industry major credibility and stimulating the local economy.
LoRes-TV: Greenovation of Central PA
By: Keystone Edge staff, 12/17/2009
Saving a flush here or a bag there is more than just a good idea for the Williamsport/Lycoming KIZ's Greenovation Competition, which rewards the best energy-saving product concepts with a wide range of business assistance services.
LoRes-TV: Allentown Welcomes Obama, Jobs Talk
By: Keystone Edge staff, 12/10/2009
President Barack Obama was in PA's third-most populous city last Friday to talk about job creation and tour Allentown Metal Works, where he shook hands with workers and sought feedback on how he can help the manufacturing sector.
LoRes-TV: From Coal to Wind in Casselman
By: Keystone Edge staff, 12/3/2009
Iberdrola Renewables is working to minimize the impact on wildlife surrounding its 23-turbine Casselman Wind Project in Somerset County, where the wind energy produced there meets the needs of at least 10,000 homes.
LoRes-TV: Shepard Fairey Hits Pittsburgh
By: Ben Hernstrom, 11/19/2009
His works have launched movements, stretched limits and captivated audiences. Last month, street artist Shepard Fairey hit Pittsburgh's Lawrenceville neighborhood while in town for his solo exhibition at the Andy Warhol Museum.
LoRes-TV: Pennsylvania Ballet
By: Keystone Edge staff, 11/12/2009
Artistic director Roy Kaiser talks about his influences in designing the Pennsylvania Ballet's 2009-2010 season, which began late last month and is defined by bold, impassioned performances of innovative and classic work.