New business development is key to economic development and growth in the region, but potential development projects in South Union Township could be at risk if traffic congestion problems along the Route 40 corridor aren’t solved or mitigated, one township official said.
BELLE VERNON – Borough residents won’t be facing a tax increase this coming year.
Fifteen days after learning he was elected to serve as a commissioner in Fayette County, Scott Dunn was put to work early.
Connellsville city council presented a balanced budget that includes no tax increase at Tuesday’s regular meeting.
The following students of Chestnut Ridge Christian Academy have been named to the honor roll for the first nine-week grading period of the 2019-20 school year:
The following students of Brownsville Area Middle School were named to the honor roll for the first nine-week grading period of the 2019-20 school year:
The following students of Geibel Catholic Junior-Senior High School were named to the honor roll for the first nine-week grading period of the 2019-20 school year:
New business development is key to economic development and growth in the region, but potential development projects in South Union Township could be at risk if traffic congestion problems along the Route 40 corridor aren’t solved or mitigated, one township official said.
The Jefferson-Morgan must pay nearly $25,000 in tuition to Trinity Area after twin girls who resided in the Greene County school district decided to take a vocational-agriculture program offered by the high school in Washington County.
The following students of Frazier Middle School were named to the honor roll for the first nine-week grading period of the 2019-20 school year:
The following students of Carmichaels Area Middle School were named to the honor roll for the first nine-week grading period of the 2019-20 school year:
A family of six was displaced after their home caught fire in North Union Township Tuesday, officials said.
A project to renovate six restrooms at the Connellsville Community Center is moving forward after the Connellsville Redevelopment Authority voted to accept an engineering proposal from Widmer Engineering at its regular meeting Monday.
Three of six people charged with operating a prescription drug ring in Fayette and Westmoreland counties have entered guilty pleas.
The recent cold snap has allowed some local ski resorts to start making snow ahead of schedule.
The deadline for REAL ID is approaching, and a relatively small number of Pennsylvanians have signed up for the card.
The Tri-County Leathernecks' Toys for Tots drive is officially underway in Greene County.
Ambulance services report they are facing a challenging time.
Matthew Mascara is following the footsteps of his grandfather Frank Mascara, who was once a Democratic powerhouse in Washington County.
Yancey Taylor resigned Monday morning from the board of the Mon Valley Sewage Authority, but a Washington County judge wants a review of votes that might not be valid once Taylor became ineligible to serve as an appointee due to a criminal conviction.
Westley Sloan last lived on Allen Avenue, Donora, but he has been incarcerated in the Washington County jail since June.
Westmoreland County Prison officials are preparing for the long-awaited closure of the prison’s kitchen, which is getting new flooring.
Matthew Mascara, left, is shown at St. Vincent College with Bradley C. Watson, chairman of the politics department.
A Connellsville man is behind bars for allegedly robbing Sheetz on West Crawford Avenue at about 3:30 a.m. Friday.
About five dozen people packed the St. Mary Nativity Parish Center for a seminar presentation that made co-presenter and Crime Victims Center prevention specialist Pat Mowen apologize several times.
Many histories of World War II focus on the European and Pacific Theaters, and rightfully so. But in a "world war," there were many fronts, including one on the Asian mainland.
Holiday meals are just around the corner and food safety experts say preparedness and education is key to serving up safe choices this season.
The following is a listing of upcoming health-related programs, classes and other events in the area:
No one was injured during a fire that damaged the upper part of a house in Donora late Saturday.
A Uniontown family that was exposed to severe levels of carbon monoxide in October survived to warn others of the dangers and advocate for awareness.
Four Brownsville women will make history come January, when they will make up the majority of the borough’s seven-person council.
