Jim Martin is a Business Reporter at the Erie Times-News. He specializes in covering various aspects of the economy, including construction and real estate, agriculture, and business trends, with a keen focus on local and regional economies. Jim's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Macworld UK, The Washington Times, and Yahoo Finance.
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James Mattis, who will speak in Erie on Oct. 7, follows a long line of prominent MBA keynote speakers.
Erie's East Side Renaissance still hopes to bring a social club to Parade Street neighborhood, but other priorities have pushed back schedule.
By: Jim Martin
Erie's tallest building, the former Renaissance Centre, is being converted into a 195-room hotel called the Trust Hotel.
National Fuel Gas is moving its downtown Erie office to the former Hammermill Paper Co. headquarters building.
A black bear taking a quiet walk through Pittsburgh's Stanton Heights neighborhood has turned into the latest must-watch clip on local social
By: Jim Martin
The owner of the former Renaissance Centre had a plan for Erie's tallest building. That plan could turn on the vibrancy of the neighborhood.
The original partners of Pineapple Eddie Southern Bistro, two sisters, have ended their professional partnership.
By: Jim Martin
State Sen. Dan Laughlin has called for those responsible for divisive political message on Brig Niagara to be fired.
A republic can survive rich men. It cannot survive the quiet surrender of public power to private wealth. Jim Martin for the Camera
Well, Missouri's trademark heat and humidity's here with a bullet. Why is it that wherever you travel and mention you're from Missouri, someone will shoot you a snide, knowing smile and say “oh, yeah misery”! Wiping the sweat as we struggle to grasp the humor in that
