Lubbock, Texas (new version) With the help of Alexandra Titarenko, a NASA Einstein Fellow at Texas Tech University, astronomers have unveiled the first image of the supermassive black hole at the center of our Milky Way. This result provides compelling evidence that the object is indeed a black hole and provides valuable clues about the … Read more
Lubbock, Texas (new version) After a successful first year, the West Texas Rural Education Partnership received a $1.5 million gift from the Prentice Farrar Brown & Alline Ford Brown Foundation to continue addressing the shortage of qualified teachers across rural West Texas. Since its launch in April 2021, the Texas Tech University-led coalition of West … Read more
An Ohio House of Representatives committee has approved a bill sponsored by Representative Al Katrona that would prevent major tech companies such as Facebook, Google and Twitter from censoring content based on unless it violates state or federal laws. He now moves to the House floor for consideration. The House Civil Justice Committee voted 8-4 … Read more
An open letter signed by a wide range of government, industry, labor, business, environmental, academia and tribal leaders is seeking public support for the Cal Polly-led Clean Tech Innovation Park complex in Diablo Canyon Power Plant following its closure. The vision has been developed and refined over the past year by a broad coalition of … Read more
An open letter signed by a wide range of government, industry, labor, business, environmental, academia and tribal leaders is seeking public support for the Cal Polly-led Clean Tech Innovation Park complex in Diablo Canyon Power Plant following its closure. The vision has been developed and refined over the past year by a broad coalition of … Read more
Siera Burke, left, lifts Tomi Pickering into the air through an obstacle course where the children acted as salamanders trying to cross the road. (Enterprise image – Lauren Yates) Paul Smith – It’s a cold spring night. You just woke up from a long nap in the winter, and you’re out of your hole. You’re … Read more
The Departments of Chemistry and Forensic Medicine at the University of Waynesburg have benefited from a donation of the latest equipment. An anonymous donor granted the department a liquid chromatographic mass spectrometer (LCMS), gas chromatography mass spectrometer (GCMS), and nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometry (NMR). The NMR is expected to arrive in the summer, while other … Read more
WARREN — Ken Hydares predicts a summer in which the National Weather Service, not the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, will be the government agency with the most impact on the Rock River in Amp. The outdoor concert series at the Warren Community Amphitheater will feature 14 nights of music – 13 Saturdays and … Read more
PHOTO SUBMITTED / Lauren Kraker, 22, of Baruch College Athletics Baruch College of Athletics Lauren Kraker, 22, will join Baruch College in the NCAA Division III Tennis Championships next month. She just got the title of best sports researcher at the City University of New York. Next month, former Howland and former John F. Kennedy … Read more
Nina Lucy, native to Lake Placid, floats through the air during the Olympic team tracks in Lake Placid on December 25, 2021 (Enterprise Photo – Parker O’Brien) Lake Placid – Nina Lucy’s snowboarding career ended right where it began. Lucy, a 28-year-old native of Lake Placid, announced her retirement from women’s figure skating after the … Read more