The merger of two former districts puts Allegheny, Washington and Greene counties under the same regional umbrella of the worldwide service organization.
By contract, Waste Management will have the potential to fine municipalities for ‘contaminated’ loads starting Jan. 1.
State Sen. Pam Iovino, D-Mt. Lebanon, announced that eligible residents now can sign up for the Port Authority of Allegheny County’s new Senior Citizen ConnectCard at her district offices in Bethel Park and Robinson Township.
Cory Huminsky is looking forward to participating in the CancerClimber Association’s 2020 trek up Africa’s highest mountain.
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“Era of Cool: The Art of John Van Hamersveld” opens July 20 at the Westmoreland Museum of American Art in Greensburg.
The development of half of the former Rolling Hills Country Club as a municipal park continues to move forward in Peters Township.
OG WS – there’s a good story behind the name – plays plenty of songs you may like but may not hear so often.
The educational program is at Neil Armstrong Middle School the week of July 15.
Concordia Community Support Services has appointed vital leadership positions to support the growth that the organization has experienced.
The police department’s 24th annual showcase for vehicles draws distinctive makes and models.
Andrew Zentner of the University of Pittsburgh’s Department of Physics and Astronomy gives a presentation about the history of the universe.
A member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Library Memorial Post 6664 in South Park Township has been picked to lead VFW District 29, Department of Pennsylvania.
The July 14 event is preceded by the Stardust Swing garden party at the library.
Janet Furtney’s Improvement thru Movement opens in the renovated former sixth-grade classroom.
The state House of Representatives has approved tax code legislation encompassing an initiative authored by Rep. Natalie Mihalek, R-Upper St. Clair, to address Pennsylvania’s “taproom tax.”
Erik Wiesemann distributes lanterns to people who can use more illumination in their lives.
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The camp, formerly hosted in Bethel Park and Upper St. Clair, serves children and young adults who have physical, cognitive, emotional, social and communication challenges.
Sam Stephan teams up with Pure Grub proprietor Asanté Bierria to offer exceptionally healthy food and drink.
There was plenty of fun in the sun for those who attended the 41st annual event.
A Pittsburgh man was indicted June 26 by a federal grand jury after he allegedly robbed a Castle Shannon bank.
The South Fayette School Board approved a 2019-20 budget Tuesday that does not include a tax increase.
Beekeepers John Crist and Mario Chiodo enlighten students while receiving assistance in processing the sweet stuff.
Bethel Park School Board signed an easement and maintenance agreement, which will allow the Municipality of Bethel Park to have access to Peter Page Park, located near the high school athletic fields.
Bethel Park School Board passed an unexpected tax cut at its’ June 25 meeting.
Borrowing $5 million at what looks to be a favorable interest rate will allow the municipality to proceed with capital improvements.
Help prepare students for the school year by hosting a drive, delivering supplies or making a monetary donation.
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The next construction milestone is enclosing the building to allow for interior work during winter.
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The National Student Council Conference is happening through Wednesday at South Fayette High School.
The Pittsburgh Steelers’ longtime neurosurgeon discusses his new book at author Jim O’Brien’s monthly luncheon in Peters Township.
After a couple of decades of playing music in, what some might call, night spots, Tracy Lee Simmen was looking for something more schedule-friendly. So she began contacting places like senior centers and retirement communities.
Get Hip Recordings presents a night of country-tinged storytelling with two veteran singer-songwriters and giant musicians and performers: Dan Stuart of Green On Red and Tom Heyman.
For many, it doesn’t get better than hearing electric guitar in the context of Iron Maiden or Metallica, but there certainly is a more mellow side.
During their formative years in Bethel Park, Jerrel Gilliam and his brothers had the best of role models.
South Hills Children’s Choir, for singers ages 8 to 18, is holding auditions Aug. 15-17 at St. David’s Episcopal Church, 905 E. McMurray Road, Peters Township.
The new real estate tax rate is 26.3775 mills, meaning an extra $129.24 for a $250,000 home.
The Washington-based organization receives a $1,500 donation from the McMurray Rotary Club.
It's been a slow recovery for residents and businesses in parts of the South Hills following the devastating flooding that occurred on June 20, 2018.
The request calls for adding “gender identity or sexual orientation” to the policy’s language.
The Mt. Lebanon resident and Steelers legend will share stories in honor of the new edition of his autobiography, “Fighting Back.”
Mt. Lebanon-based Baptist Home Society’s Providence Point campus prepares for completion of a new 70-unit building.
Psychologist Christopher Willard offers tips for reducing stress and anxiety among children and adults.
Upper St. Clair High School graduate Kylie Koch was selected to work at the recent concert by legendary percussionist Sheila E. at Stage AE in Pittsburgh.
The event, Catholic Charities Youth Enrichment programs, will be held July 20.
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Penn State students Chad Spencer and Ashley Meisel spearhead efforts to the bring annual fundraiser for the American Cancer Society back to their alma mater.