Bill Davidson tasked himself with a feat to last many lifetimes, by recognizing those who walked this earth lifetimes ago.

State and national leaders of the “It’s On Us” initiative joined Secretary of Education Pedro A. Rivera today to announce nearly $1 million in grants from the Wolf Administration to combat campus sexual assault at 36 colleges and universities. The governor is a steadfast supporter of campus safety and established It’s On Us PA, the nation’s first statewide campaign, four years ago.

Since Chris Bence became a Greene County game warden in February of last year, he

A Carmichaels company is donating nearly 57 miles of fencing material to victims of the wild fires in Australia to help citizens rebuild.

The West Greene Area Lions Club recently acknowledged two outstanding students in its area: Benjamin Lee Jackson and Colton Jud Meek.

In December, WQED donated a Publishing Center, which includes a color printer, toner, paper, binding machine, combs for the binding machine and Publishing Center sign, to Jefferson-Morgan Elementary School.

Three members of the West Greene FFA Chapter at West Greene High School earned their Keystone Degree this year.

Employees of First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Greene County recently donated prize winnings from the Waynesburg Light-Up Night Window Decorating Contest to Corner Cupboard Food Bank.

Jefferson-Morgan Centennial Lions Club has selected Randi Agnew and Abigail Ozohonish as its students of the month for December.

Whether you’re an older county resident or a teenager interested in local history, you should find enlightenment in a DVD now available for purchase, which captures some vintage motion picture clips of Greene County. The images are from just after the turn of the 20th century.

Now through March 31, county youth looking to supplement their college funding might consider applying for a scholarship awarded by the Ralph K. Bell Bird Club of Greene County.

Before Greene County's new board of commissioners brought its first regular meeting to order with the Pledge of Allegiance, Chairman Mike Belding brought attention to a phone pointed toward the dais.

2020. A new year. A new decade. But many age-old constants remain. The sun rises in the east and sets in the west. And tolls are going up on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

When Tom Ankrom took over Waynesburg's police department on Aug. 13, 2019, the title of police chief might have been new to him, but everything else was familiar.

Revenue from natural gas impact fees is projected to drop 21% statewide.

Starting at noon with a lunch provided by Two Rivers Campground, Bobtown Elementary hosted 16 local law enforcement officers (plus two canine officers) durings its second annual National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day on Jan. 9. The event included two assemblies - one for grades Pre K-2 and a second for grades 3-6 - in which students asked questions and saw demonstrations from the two canine officers. (Photo by Samantha Karam)

In December, the Trump administration announced a rule to change work requirements for some recipients of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.

The number of inmates in Pennsylvania's state correctional facilities being treated for medical conditions has soared over time, according to data spanning the past 15 years.

On Tuesday, Jan. 7, the Central Greene School District’s board of education held a short budget meeting that lasted about 10 minutes. The extra session will not replace the district’s regular agenda and board meetings, which will take place Jan. 14 and 21, respectively.

Since Bobtown Community Youth hosted its first meeting in January 2017, it has served as a hub of activities for youngsters between the ages of 8 and 16 living in and around the small town of 757 residents.

The West Greene School District has been awarded $32,490 in state grants to support needed upgrades to its agriculture education facilities, thanks to the passage of the PA Farm Bill, state Rep. Pam Snyder announced on Jan. 6.

Area students in grades K through 8 can register now through Jan. 31 for the NFL flag football event, scheduled for the EQT Rec Center in March.

State Rep. Pam Snyder, D-Jefferson, announced on Jan. 6 that she will seek reelection as state representative of the 50th Legislative District.