Tracy Montarti of Dormont, a member of the South Hills Chapter of Woman’s Business Network Inc., received the organization’s 2019 Service Award.
Touting his commitment to advancing legislation that benefits Pennsylvanians with intellectual and developmental disabilities, the Arc of Pennsylvania, an advocacy organization, has named state Rep. Dan Miller, D-Mt. Lebanon, its 2019 Representative of the Year.
A special event at the South Park landmark features demonstrations of various necessary skills of the 18th century.
Implementing the technology is intended to result in more consistent and efficient parking enforcement.
The program was launched with the goal of reducing the number of local deer-vehicular collisions.
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The Upper St. Clair retirement community hosts events based on the Canada-originating #EatTogether campaign.
Michael McLaughlin Jr. takes over for Daniel Coyle, and David Caputo is promoted to deputy fire chief.
The 61-year-old group, featuring performers of all ages and musical backgrounds, invites prospective members to Tuesday night rehearsals.
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St. Anne School, has undergone substantial renovation in the past five years, will continue to operate in its Willow Avenue location for the foreseeable future.
A group of Upper St. Clair students have teamed up to help fight hunger.
Amy Pfender, who has served as Upper St. Clair School District director of student support services since 2016, has been promoted to assistant to the superintendent.
Timothy Wagner promoted from associate principal position, while current principal Louis Angelo becomes director of operations and facilities.
Most people know about Albert Einstein, the epitome of human intelligence, who once stuck out his tongue for a photograph.
Allegheny County Councilwoman Sue Means will host a town meeting from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, June 19, to discuss “The UPMC-Highmark Divorce: How Did We Get Here and How Do We Move Forward?” The meeting will be held at the Bethel Park municipal building, 5100 W. Library Avenue.
Paraprofessionals in Bethel Park School District have been working without a contract for nearly three years and it appears the district and the union representing those employees are not particularly close to reaching a new agreement.
The conservation nonprofit Allegheny Land Trust will conduct a community informational session at 6:30 p.m. June 25 at the Bethel Park Municipal Building for residents to learn about the group’s project to acquire and permanently protect a 40.5-acre green space in the municipality.
Posters can be seen all over the place, but chances are most people don’t see them quite the same way as Harold Behar.
Salsa has become a staple of party menus, and for many people, that means simply picking up a name brand jar or two of the popular treat.
Rex Waller was sworn in as an Upper St. Clair commissioner prior to the board’s June 3 meeting, filling the vacancy created upon the resignation of Russell Del Re.
The Abbey Players will perform “Children of Eden JR.” on June 14 and 15 at St. Benedict the Abbot Church in Peters Township.
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For half of her young life, Maura McGee has battled a disease that is practically impossible to pronounce, let alone comprehend.
A miniscule abode built by 84 Lumber visits McMurray Elementary School as part of an educational project offered through Fallingwater.
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An Advanced Placement English project brings the Westmoreland County Obedience Training Club’s Thera-Paws program to the high school.
For her consultation sessions that address diversity and inclusion, Diane Ford often begins by asking a question:
Christopher Willard will speak about “Making Mindfulness Stick” during a public program on June 8.
Preceding the high school prom is an opportunity to take photographs of the students who are attending.
The event is scheduled for July 14, and a related “Stardust Swing” party will take place July 13.
Parents of two Bethel Park High School baseball players told the school board May 28 they believe the program fosters a culture of harassment and bullying and it starts with the head coach.
Over the past two years, Guardian Storage, a leading provider of premier storage solutions, has expanded its company footprint by 20 percent with the addition of five locations.
Joneen and Ray Betler are honored as South Hills Champions at SHIM’s annual appreciation event.
The event, scheduled for June 24-26, marks the first of its kind in the Pittsburgh area since Bethel Park hosted in 1985.
The lights come on just in time for a festive food fair and variety show at Peters Township High School.
The Pennsylvania Resources Council’s Western Regional director hopes to have collection receptacles placed in multiple municipalities by summer’s end.
The annual event raises money for preservation and restoration efforts at the historic Gilfillan Farm.
Youngsters throughout the region are celebrating the end of the school year and the beginning of summer, but the Salvation Army is already thinking about what it will be like for some kids when it’s time to return to school in the fall.
Mt. Lebanon is among the municipalities to receive Automated Red Light Enforcement funding from the state Department of Transportation.
Bethel Park will spend more than $900,000 on new computers and other equipment that will maintain the district’s “One-to-One Technology Initiative.”
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The event is scheduled from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. June 9 at the pioneer landmark in South Park.
Members of the military, past and present, join District Judge Ronald Arnoni in helping to reinforce the meaning of Memorial Day for young ballplayers.
Bethel Bakery and Spoonwood Brewing Co. are collaborating on Retort Chocolate Raspberry Cake Stout.
Dr. Gary Cartwright, an orthodontist with offices in Peters Township and Bethel Park, recently awarded $500 scholarships to four high school seniors.
The Digital Bookmobile National Tour is making a stop at Mt. Lebanon Public Library, 16 Castle Shannon Blvd., from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 11. The Bookmobile will be parked in the library’s upper parking lot, near Hazel Drive.
