The club was unable to meet in person last year for the traditional passing of the President’s Pin.
Sound-reduction measures could have the building, which was completed in 2019, ready for use by January.
South Hills Interfaith Movement is looking for donations to help provide students with the supplies they need to have a safe and successful school year.
Many of the people who live in the Beacon Manor neighborhood and nearby have been expressing concerns, primarily about safety.
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The tuition-free Rutledge Institute for Early Childhood Education, founded by two Peters Township natives, is accepting applications.
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The founder’s objective was to “create a mining town that was superior to all others.”
The nonprofit organization was unable to hold its annual competitions the past two years, but the 2022 event already is set for May 14.
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Organ recipient Anthony Villiotti and members of his family are spreading the word about the damage that can be done to the body’s largest solid organ.
The project, which came in well under budget, has an expected completion in November.
The nonprofit community development organization’s “Love Lebo” series of promotions continues to offer support.
A plan to merge six state universities into two in an effort to plug a money drain and deal with declining enrollments was given final approval Wednesday.
The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission is partnering with the Canonsburg Lake Restoration and Improvement Association for the Aug. 1 event.
The document codifies existing practices based on the township’s comprehensive plan and its subdivision and land development ordinance.
The document addresses the library’s collection, circulation, facilities and operations, patron behavior, and Internet and social media.
Mondays Brewing in Waterdam Plaza also plans to include local restaurants for food offerings on special occasions.
At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Bethel Park municipal officials recognized small businesses in the community were going to need all the help they could get.
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Nikki LaSota, Anna Mares, Natalie McGee, Melody Reynolds and Leah Vuillemot capture first at regional and state tournaments with their lesson-teaching presentation.
Five members of Boy Scouts of America Troop 215 in Bethel Park have been recognized for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout.
Maddie Nolen, a 2021 graduate of Upper St. Clair High School, placed eighth in Original Spoken Word Poetry at the National Speech and Debate Association Nationals.
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When Eric McElvenny lost his leg in Afghanistan, he vowed he would accomplish something big.
Abby Richert is studying in Montreal with the goal of performing with Cirque du Soleil.
The preliminary design comes with a $4 million estimate, but modifications are expected to be made.
Even though Junior Achievement of Western Pennsylvania’s JA BizTown opened in January 2020 in South Fayette Township, a ribbon was cut on behalf of the nonprofit’s experiential learning lab this July.
David Bannon’s mother, Christine Patti, is organizing an effort to benefit the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.
Upper St. Clair School Board approved the district’s 2021-22 final budget, totaling $91.88 million, prior to the June 30 adoption deadline.
Automotive enthusiasts gather in Union Township for an Independence Day celebration featuring cars, trucks, motorcycles and music.
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An exhibit featuring students of South Fayette art teacher Selva Priya originally was scheduled to open March 14, 2020.
The Peters Township Chamber of Commerce Atypical Golf Outing, presented by Confluence Financial Partners, is scheduled for July 16.
Win Mortimer’s Professor Tipp provides a creative spark for JDM Lab Solutions in Peters Township, with a South Fayette artist lending her talents to the project.
Gary Orosz and Spencer Scott move up in the ranks, and Nicole Merrick and Austin Kline bring their law-enforcement backgrounds to the department.
Six officers have been promoted in the Upper St. Clair Police Department.
Sven, Scout and Rocky are the well-behaved first arrivals at the nonprofit therapeutic riding program’s new home.
The intention is to maximize safety efforts by requiring connecting roads between residential developments.
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Gretchen McNary’s Girl Friday Cooking Co. keeps going strong, with a delayed grand opening planned for Oct. 9 in South Fayette.
The restaurant continues to expand its line of products that are available in grocers’ freezers.
A team of recent Upper St. Clair High School graduates placed second in the Odyssey of the Mind In-Person World Finals 2021, held June 11-12 in Orlando, Fla.
The Peters Township-based club holds its annual President’s Dinner to change leadership, present honors and reflect on a uniquely challenging 2020-21.
Southpointe kicking into gear with the opening of two businesses and the scheduling of live events.
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Kristin and Dean Huibregtse organized the July 25 event in honor of their son, to support their nonprofit Always B Smiling.
The library looks to the future with regard to programs, materials, services and support for the community at large.
Jill Yesko’s “I’m Right Here: 10 Ways to Get Help for Hoarding and Chronic Disorganization” outlines resources available to those experiencing extreme organizing challenges.
St. Thomas More and St. John Capistran collaborate for what turns out to be a full-fledged festival in Bethel Park.