Katie and José Rosa of Everest Eats are providing an opportunity to sample healthy fare during “A World of Flavor.”

The fee assessed for related improvements could increase slightly to help pay for future projects.

Noah Gearhart of Bethel Park and Caleb Klemick of Mt. Lebanon are serving as committee directors in the world’s largest student-run philanthropy.

William and Monica Merrell have made gifts to Peters Township Public Library and other institutions.

South Hills Interfaith Movement’s upcoming fundraising event, Celebrate the South Hills with SHIM @home, is another opportunity to do more good.

Six nights of fun, food and entertainment are planned at St. Thomas More Church.

Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church, 123 Gilkeson Road, Mt. Lebanon, will hold a second online Greek-food-to-go sale June 16-18.

The event returns for 2021 on June 26, with viewing from parking lots near Millennium Park.

A benefit’s big turnout provides plenty of support for Guardian Angels Medical Service Dogs Inc. through Life Changing Service Dogs for Veterans.

The Belmont Jewel, held at St. Clair Country Club, features many of the guests sporting their finest hats.

The June 6 commemoration has the goal of demonstrating that life after a cancer diagnosis can be a reality.

Members of the parish, formed by the merger of St. Bernard and Our Lady of Grace churches, have the opportunity to gather together for a series of seasonal happenings.

The Buffalo-based band is performing at the Crafthouse Stage & Grill in Baldwin Borough.

Municipal manager Laurence Christian, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel, serves as guest of honor as a Bethel Park tradition resumes for 2021.

The long-standing tradition, featuring a parade and remembrance program, was canceled in 2020 because of COVID-19.

Archivist Carolyn Friedrich and reference librarian Margaret Deitzer are working on preserving as much of Peters Township’s past as possible.

Joelle Farah, recipient of the honor from the South West Communities Chamber of Commerce, has excelled in the classroom and beyond despite personal loss.

An Upper St. Clair High School junior has been named a National Cyber Scholar in the recent National Cyber Scholarship Competition.

A Baker Elementary fourth-grader has excelled at several recent regional and national academic competitions.

A priority for the project, which has a maximum cost of $126,000, is public involvement.

The 2021-22 spending plan calls for a 2.9% increase in the real estate tax rate.

The area in the vicinity of Foster Elementary School is the focus of an effort to make walkways safer, with property owners expected to bear the cost.

Municipal updates announced as the easing of COVID-19 mitigation continues.

The amounts for the construction project submitted by five contractors came in higher than anticipated.

PennDOT plans to start construction in the fall of 2022 at East McMurray, Bebout and Thompsonville roads.

The Community Foundation of Upper St. Clair’s health focus area plans new activities every other month.

The ability of nonprofit organizations to raise money may have hit a snag during the COVID-19 pandemic.

All six of the district’s schools are recognized for their efforts to celebrate diversity and promote respect for differences.

Grace Gealey, a senior at Bethel Park High School, has been awarded the annual scholarship from the Bethel Woman’s Club.

Toby Roule and Owen Mann are the recipients of the Leadership In Action scholarships from District Judge Ron Arnoni.

Dr. Andrew Allison and his wife, Minna, both W&J graduates, replace a missing painting of his ancestor Col. James Allison (1743-1820).

Kate Ruth, a reading specialist at Fort Couch Middle School in Upper St. Clair, was recently selected as a 2021 All-Star Teacher by the Pittsburgh Pirates. She is one of 18 teachers selected for the honor.

The public is invited to Bethel Park’s Memorial Day program May 31.

Devlin Robinson and members of his staff welcome visitors at 1700 N. Highland Road in Upper St. Clair.

Members of the Class of 2021 are honored for their achievements in a variety of fields.

The school board plans to vote June 28 on the $74.25 million spending plan for 2021-22.

Board member Jennifer Grossman leads an effort to help determine the types of foods students prefer to eat.

The event is scheduled for June 11 at the high school stadium, with rain dates the following two afternoons.

Commissioners expect to vote May 25 on awarding a contract for one of their 2021 priority projects.

When people think about members of the clergy and how they came to their calling, they might envision their backgrounds, experiences, college majors and even what they did in earlier careers.

The immersive experience, created specifically for children with developmental disabilities and/or sensory sensitivities, is available for families at no charge.

U.S. flags are placed at gravesites at Queen of Heaven Cemetery in time for Memorial Day.

Despite subpar weather to start the season, audience members are embracing a return to quality live entertainment.