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State police remind drivers to lock car doors

State police are urging the public to secure their vehicles amid a rash of thefts. In a press release, police said there have been an increase in vehicle thefts in Fayette County, particularly in Uniontown. According to police, in many cases the vehicles were left unlocked. Drivers are asked to keep in mind several safety tips, such as always locking your vehicle when it will be left unattended even for a short time, never leave keys inside an unattended vehicle, park in well lit areas and do not leave valuables inside your vehicle. Police ask that any suspicious activity be reported to 911.

More snow on way for New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day

The last day of 2025 will bring accumulating snowfall to portions of Southwestern Pennsylvania, and New Year’s revelers will ring in 2026 with snow and cold temperatures. The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh has issued a winter weather advisory for much of the area from 1 p.m. ...

S.O.A.R. of Greene County educates, gives back to the community

A group of aviation enthusiasts in Greene County are championing the importance of the county’s airport. Support Our Aviation Resources - more widely known as S.O.A.R. of Greene County – is a nonprofit organization that exists for volunteers to pass on their love for all things ...

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Sports

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Elite status

Uniontown’s boys basketball program is steeped in history with a deep tradition that is known throughout the state. The Red Raiders reached an all-time milestone on Tuesday at the Charleroi tournament with their 67-57 victory over East Allegheny. It was the program’s 1,900th win which ...

Colonials’ Morris wins title at Southmoreland Holiday Classic

Albert Gallatin sophomore Gavin Morris won his first three bouts in decisive fashion before earning a decision in the finals to win the Southmoreland Holiday Classic on Tuesday at Southmoreland High School. The Colonials’ 107 pounder pinned his first two opponents and recorded a technical ...

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‘Whyte’ lightning

CANONSBURG — The 59th Annual Powerade Wrestling Tournament provided plenty of challenges for the 19 WPIAL schools that competed in the two-day tournament at Canon-McMillan High School. In what is regarded as the toughest tournament in Pennsylvania, and in the top three in the country, the ...

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Cheers & Jeers

Cheers: We’re in the home stretch of the Herald-Standard’s annual Give-A-Christmas campaign to support the Salvation Army service centers in Fayette County. It’s not too late to contribute to help us meet our $10,000 goal. All donations remain in the local area to help fund the ...

Outdoors

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Big cat conundrum

Sports and the outdoors seldom overlap. That’s my opinion at least, based on my belief that hunting, fishing, hiking, and foraging are not sports. Instead, these are meaningful lifestyle choices that immerse the participant in the natural world and have no identifiable beginning or ...

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