Billie Jo Dawson remembers her daughter as a kind and caring individual. She described Annalaya Wilkerson as a loving older sister to 12 siblings and stepsiblings. “She was outgoing, loving, full of life and goofy as hell,” Dawson said Wednesday. “All she did was smile.” Wilkerson, ...
For 142 years, East Buffalo United Presbyterian Church has been a house of worship without a steeple. So members of the congregation didn’t mind a bit of rain on Thursday morning, when a steeple was placed atop the church in Buffalo Township, off state Route 40. “This has been a dream ...
Artisan blacksmiths from the tri-state area will be firing up the forges on Saturday for the 39th annual Hammer-In Festival at the W.A. Young & Sons Foundry and Machine Shop in Rices Landing. Sponsored by Rivers of Steel, this celebration of the industrial past is a chance to see and ...
From wildlife management to water runoff, area farmers face myriad issues that impact their ability to get their crops to market. Every year, representatives from the 54 county farm bureaus that make up the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau take those concerns to Harrisburg. “We take one day out of ...
Two months-long road projects in Greene County will require motorists to exercise some patience this construction season. On Monday, Route 21 in Franklin Township between Elm Drive and Airport Drive/Murtha Way shifted to a single lane of traffic in both directions so workers can start patching ...
A Burgettstown man was arrested Wednesday on federal charges accusing him of striking police officers with a metal pipe and throwing objects at them during the Jan. 6 assault on the U.S. Capitol more than three years ago. Joshua Lee Atwood, 31, is accused of throwing water bottles and other ...
