COAL TOWNSHIP — Our Lady of Lourdes Regional School, which celebrated its 60th anniversary last year, has earned an outstanding reputation for producing quality, respectful, family and community-oriented students by providing a strong academic curriculum.

KULPMONT — Northeast Hearing Solutions, located at 963 Chestnut St., Kulpmont, serves residents throughout the area with one primary goal — providing the best hearing health care possible.

PRO Rehabilitation Services was founded in 1997 as an outpatient provider of physical, occupational and aquatic therapy services. PRO Rehab is a family-owned business, and you can feel that family atmosphere in each of the company’s clinics.

ELYSBURG — We have great progress to report for our 68th year of service to our local community and churches.

MARION HEIGHTS — Star Inc. Physical Therapy and Fitness offers comprehensive physical therapy services delivered by top specialists in the field.

PAXINOS — For the last 28 years, Dan Shingara Enterprises Inc. has been offering services that cover areas such as demolition, excavating, hauling, liquid and solid waste removal, supplying landscaping and commercial materials, septic, asphalt paving and dumpster rentals.

DANVILLE — George Farms, 33 Pottsgrove Road, has been a staple in the rural countryside outside Danville for 75 years. It began when a 14-year-old boy hefted the burden of providing for his family after his father died.

WEIGH SCALES — Miller Gas & Oil has been providing dependable fuel delivery and heating and cooling needs to customers throughout Central Pennsylvania for more than 85 years.

SHAMOKIN — Original Italian Pizza (OIP) and Restaurant, 150 E. Independence St., is a family-owned, family-oriented business that has been serving Shamokin, Coal Township and the surrounding area for 28 years.

SUNBURY — Last year, Zimmerman Motors celebrated its 130th year in business. In its earliest years, the company started out selling 1-horsepower custom-built sleighs.

MOUNT CARMEL — “Where you become family.”

SHAMOKIN — Heitzman’s Radiator, Glass and Parts Inc. has been in business for 85 years, offering its customers expert knowledge with reliable automotive service, glass and radiator repair work.

SHAMOKIN — Bressi and Martin Real Estate, a family-owned business for the past 34 years, has been a local leader in property sales.

SEATTLE — Amazon has added a new measure to try to triage its flood of orders and shortage of goods during the coronavirus pandemic: prioritizing its $119-a-year Prime members.

Oil prices and U.S. stock futures whipsawed overnight after Iran fired on Iraqi bases housing U.S. troops, but markets quickly rebounded after there were no reports of casualties and President Donald Trump addressed the nation.

PORT CLINTON — Reading & Northern Railroad (R&N) had another banner year, breaking previous records for carloadings, freight revenue and excursion ticket sales.

Coffee’s stunning rally in late 2019 took many traders and analysts by surprise, creating tension over where prices go from here.

Americans’ spending picked up in November and income gains topped projections, offering hope for a solid holiday-shopping season and indicating household consumption will continue to be the economy’s main driver at year-end.

Ulta Beauty is on pace to close out the decade as the top performing stock in the S&P 500 Retailing Index, beating out Amazon.com.

U.S. equities finished the week at a record high as investors counted down to the holiday break. The dollar and 10-year Treasuries gained.

A group of four fired Google engineers filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board on Thursday alleging the company retaliated against them for their activism around possibly forming a union.

On Thanksgiving Day morning, an Oklahoma police officer decided to do something nice for the emergency dispatchers working the holiday shift with him. And so he drove to his local Starbucks and ordered them all drinks.

A buyout frenzy is taking hold of boardrooms from Tokyo to San Francisco, and it’s adding fuel to a record-breaking rally across the world’s major stock markets.

More than 55 million travelers are making plans to kick off the holiday season with a trip of 50 miles or more away from home this Thanksgiving. This will be the second-highest Thanksgiving travel volume since AAA began tracking in 2000, trailing only the record set in 2005.

Facebook removed tens of millions of user posts in the past six months for violating its terms of service regarding child pornography, drug sales and terrorism. Millions more were removed from Instagram.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — The Justice Department’s top antitrust enforcer warned tech giants on Friday that amassing vast quantities of consumers’ data could create competition concerns in the eyes of federal regulators, marking the U.S. government’s latest shot across the bow at Silicon Valley.

The U.S. economy added a modest 136,000 jobs in September, sending the unemployment rate to a nearly 50-year low, a mixed bag that some economists said was more evidence that the country could be headed for a slowdown.

Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said that a trade deal with the U.S. is “not that easy,” but trade ministers from both sides were trying to iron out their differences.

WASHINGTON — House lawmakers are ratcheting up pressure on Facebook in an attempt to force chief executive Mark Zuckerberg to testify in the coming months about his company’s plans to launch the Libra cryptocurrency.

ALTOONA — Sheetz on Wednesday announced nearly all of its employees will experience an increase in wages or have already received a raise within the last year.

Purdue Pharma, manufacturer of blockbuster painkiller OxyContin, has reached a tentative settlement with 22 state attorneys general and more than 2,000 cities and counties that sued the company over its role in the opioid crisis of the past two decades, people close to the deal said Wednesday.