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NEW YORK — Department store chain JCPenney reported a 78 percent drop in its third-quarter earnings because of a big expense for its pension plan, and its revenue slipped from a year earlier.
Renovations are now complete on a Vine Street building owned by former Vice Mayor Mike Scanlon.
Here's a ripple effect from the recession: The loss of blue-collar jobs across the country has led to the closing of a Danville plant that makes work boots.
"No, I don't know where the contract is. My silent partner knows, but he never says a #!%& thing ..."
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