Business Perspectives

The Bridge That Refused to Flinch
Built in 1910, the Beaver–Monaca Railroad Bridge stands as Albert Lucius’s enduring rebuttal to the Quebec collapse—proving strength through careful engineering and lasting resilience.

The Natural (and Occasionally Unnatural) History of Beaver County
From frontier treaties to steel strikes and modern tech debates, Beaver County’s history is a story of constant negotiation and resilient compromise.

The Natural (and Occasionally Unnatural) History of Beaver County
From frontier whiskey rations to modern craft breweries, Beaver County’s history is steeped in alcohol—fueling industry, rebellion, and enduring community spirit.

Water, Water, Everywhere!
From 19th-century canals and millstreams to modern locks and scenic waterfalls, Beaver County’s history and economy have always flowed with water.

Vaudeville to Video: Beaver County on the Marquee
From nickelodeons to Hollywood cameos, Beaver County’s theaters and millworkers helped shape early cinema—and still keep the spotlight alive today.

The Natural (and Occasionally Unnatural) History of Beaver County
Beaver County’s story is written in coal seams, oil strikes, shale reserves, and natural gas booms. From the mines of Cannelton to the Marcellus Shale rigs, each wave of energy brought jobs, fortunes, and hard lessons—along with decline, ghost towns, and cleanup bills. The geology remains ancient, but the county’s struggle to balance opportunity and cost is always fresh.

Cold Comfort: A Brief History of Iced Coffee
From Beaver County diners to Starbucks Frappuccinos, America’s coffee culture has gone from hot mugs to iced lattes. This piece traces the global journey of chilled brews while celebrating the timeless comfort of chipped mugs, bottomless refills, and the waitresses who still call you “hon.”

A Natural (And Occasionally Unnatural) History of Beaver County
Beaver County’s clay shaped more than landscapes—it built sidewalks, lined steel furnaces, and supplied dinnerware that sailed aboard the Titanic. From yellow bricks to porcelain, the region’s clay industry left a legacy of resilience, rivalry, and reach that stretched from small-town porches to world-famous hotels.

Fascinating Things I’ve Learned While Living in Beaver County
Discover Beaver County’s quirky and fascinating history, from the first U.S. Army home and a town once more important than Pittsburgh, to a mayor who served for 58 years.

A Day in the Life of Seamus Morrow
Get a dog’s-eye view of life in Bridgewater, PA, from park patrols and river surveillance to daily car rides, favorite foods, and an unending battle against loud noises.

The Bridge That Refused to Flinch
Built in 1910, the Beaver–Monaca Railroad Bridge stands as Albert Lucius’s enduring rebuttal to the Quebec collapse—proving strength through careful engineering and lasting resilience.

The Natural (and Occasionally Unnatural) History of Beaver County
From frontier treaties to steel strikes and modern tech debates, Beaver County’s history is a story of constant negotiation and resilient compromise.

The Natural (and Occasionally Unnatural) History of Beaver County
From frontier whiskey rations to modern craft breweries, Beaver County’s history is steeped in alcohol—fueling industry, rebellion, and enduring community spirit.

Water, Water, Everywhere!
From 19th-century canals and millstreams to modern locks and scenic waterfalls, Beaver County’s history and economy have always flowed with water.

Vaudeville to Video: Beaver County on the Marquee
From nickelodeons to Hollywood cameos, Beaver County’s theaters and millworkers helped shape early cinema—and still keep the spotlight alive today.

The Natural (and Occasionally Unnatural) History of Beaver County
Beaver County’s story is written in coal seams, oil strikes, shale reserves, and natural gas booms. From the mines of Cannelton to the Marcellus Shale rigs, each wave of energy brought jobs, fortunes, and hard lessons—along with decline, ghost towns, and cleanup bills. The geology remains ancient, but the county’s struggle to balance opportunity and cost is always fresh.

Cold Comfort: A Brief History of Iced Coffee
From Beaver County diners to Starbucks Frappuccinos, America’s coffee culture has gone from hot mugs to iced lattes. This piece traces the global journey of chilled brews while celebrating the timeless comfort of chipped mugs, bottomless refills, and the waitresses who still call you “hon.”

A Natural (And Occasionally Unnatural) History of Beaver County
Beaver County’s clay shaped more than landscapes—it built sidewalks, lined steel furnaces, and supplied dinnerware that sailed aboard the Titanic. From yellow bricks to porcelain, the region’s clay industry left a legacy of resilience, rivalry, and reach that stretched from small-town porches to world-famous hotels.

Fascinating Things I’ve Learned While Living in Beaver County
Discover Beaver County’s quirky and fascinating history, from the first U.S. Army home and a town once more important than Pittsburgh, to a mayor who served for 58 years.

A Day in the Life of Seamus Morrow
Get a dog’s-eye view of life in Bridgewater, PA, from park patrols and river surveillance to daily car rides, favorite foods, and an unending battle against loud noises.