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Jack of all trades

If a question arose to use a phrase that described what stood out in Friday night’s non-section game between Uniontown and Ambridge at Bill Power Stadium, it would be best to borrow one that was coined so frequently by Mike Tomlin it became universal among coaches and media: “Splash ...

Road to revival

When the Fayette County Cultural Trust launched the Downtown Connellsville economic development program in the 2000s, up to 85% of storefronts within the town’s urban core lay vacant. Now, the downtown boasts an occupancy rate over 95%, with more businesses eagerly awaiting new retail ...

Uniontown approves comprehensive plan

Uniontown City Council voted 5-0 Tuesday to adopt the city’s first comprehensive plan in more than 20 years. Mayor Bill Gerke said Tuesday that the plan is used by the city to guide its future growth, development, revitalization, and improvement. It also lays out city priorities for future ...

Uniontown school board votes to close two schools

Two Uniontown Area School District buildings will close at the end of the school year. The district board of education voted 6-3 Tuesday night to shutter Franklin Elementary School in Vanderbilt and Marclay Middle School in Markleysburg in what district administrators said was a response to ...

Fantastic frosh

In what was dubbed, “The Battle of the Old B&O Line,” by Joshua Scully, who was calling the match for Red Raider Athletics Network (RRAN), Uniontown earned a 1-0 victory over Morgantown on Tuesday night in non-section boys soccer play at Bill Power Stadium. In front of the recently ...

Youth key in Uniontown’s win over Washington

Uniontown started four freshmen and one sophomore, but the youthful Red Raiders were up to the challenge in a 4-1 victory over Washington on Monday night at Bill Power Stadium in girls non-section soccer action. Uniontown head coach Emily Baker adjusted her formation, and the mix of first ...