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Cortney Williams’ romantic comedy “Fireworks On the 4th” is scheduled for three performances, Nov. 7-9.

A diminutive Yorkshire terrier named Omar is safe, thanks primarily to the efforts of a Bethel Park man Oct. 28.

Public works staff members recently drove snowplows to William Penn and Abraham Lincoln schools in Bethel Park to show off the paintings that now adorn them, thanks to a contest in which 250 youngsters participated.

Lynn Angelelli worked as a systems analyst in the corporate world, but she has built quite the reputation with her creative pursuits.

Bethel Park School District finished last fiscal year with a $3.4 million surplus, but some board members worry the district won’t be able to stay in the black much longer after the board cut the property tax rate by more than 8% for this fiscal year.

The Brightwood Road station, which opened three years ago, was designed to serve the community’s needs well into the future.

Restored to its 1905 condition, the bell is unveiled at the Schoolhouse Arts and History Center during the Bethel Park Historical Society’s third annual open house.

Questions concerning changes to the home rule charter will once again appear on the ballot in Bethel Park at the Nov. 5 general election.

Bethel Park School Board picked a familiar face to fill a vacancy to the board.

Bethel Park lost 17 percent of its tree cover from 2010-15, according to a study by the environmental nonprofit group Tree Pittsburgh. So students at Neil Armstrong Middle School helped to plant 20 October glory maples.

Kelly Kuhn, who has been a physical therapist for 18 years, is bringing telehealth to her profession.

Local nonagenarians and centenarians guests gather for food and socialization.

The Catholic school in Bethel Park marks the start of October as the month of the Holy Rosary.

Rose DeGregorio, instructional support teacher at Abraham Lincoln Elementary School, receives the Hilda M. Sundermann Award from the National State Teachers of the Year’s Pennsylvania Chapter.

According to the REFORM Alliance, more than 178,000 Pennsylvanians on probation, or one out of every 72 residents.

An art project brightened the opening proceedings for the annual event, held Sept. 14 at Bethel Park High School.

Projects that benefit are in Upper St. Clair, Bethel Park and Pleasant Hills.

State law does not allow citizens to challenge zoning decisions, which effectively nixes a Bethel Park petition drive to challenge a zoning change that will likely bring a gas station to Cool Springs Drive.

Because of a water main break that caused closing of the Upper St Clair High School, the annual Rotary Chicken BBQ at Westminster Presbyterian Church has been postponed until Oct. 12.