When the storms that swept through Fayette County finally move on, they tend to leave a soggy calling card: a gray, drizzly weekend with waterlogged high school ballfields, postponed Uniontown Red Raiders games, and puddles standing in the low spots along Route 40. Anyone who caught the ...
Walk through the produce section at a Uniontown grocery store and something has quietly shifted over the last few years. The shelves once stocked with only a handful of specialty items now carry rows of organic greens, oat milk, plant-based burgers, and cleaning products with labels that ...
When Ollie's Bargain Outlet threw open its doors in Waynesburg, the parking lot filled up fast. Shoppers wandered the aisles hunting for discount furniture, closeout books, and marked-down housewares, and the buzz around the grand opening said something bigger than any single sale. Greene ...
There are nights when going out sounds great. Then there are the evenings when finding parking, making a reservation or sitting in traffic feels like more effort than it's worth. Staying home used to narrow the options pretty quickly: watch television, read something, maybe play cards. Now ...
Ask around Uniontown and a familiar pattern comes up again and again: an older neighbor who used to be the first to show up at the fire hall dinner, the first to call about a Steelers score, suddenly goes quiet. The phone rings out. The porch light stays off. In a county where community ties ...
There's a particular sound that rolls through Fayette County when autumn settles in. It's the clatter of a garage door going up, a truck backing into a driveway loaded with folding chairs, and the low hum of a dozen conversations warming up before kickoff. Steelers game-day at home has grown ...
