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The owners of Ma & Pop’s Country Kitchen invite people who otherwise would be alone or those who may not be able to provide meals to their families.
In formulating what became her book focusing on the opioid crisis, journalist Beth Macy took a cue from the words of Pittsburgh’s own Fred Rogers: “Find the helpers.”
Fire officials present to council an “abbreviated strategic plan” to build a new station and increase paid staffing over the next decade.
Bethel Park native recognized for academics as member of Baldwin Wallace soccer team.
The Nov. 24 event features seven homes, including the farmhouse built by the Orr family in 1857.
A majority of council members agree on moving forward with the Rolling Hills Park amenity as part of the township’s 2020 spending plan.
Independence Middle School eighth-grader Clara McGough will serve as emcee and featured vocal soloist for ninth annual Advent Christmas Concert at St. Thomas More Church.
Sean Loughran of Mt. Lebanon shoots his way to a spot on the Dayton men's basketball roster.
The deadline for REAL ID is approaching, and a relatively small number of Pennsylvanians have signed up for the card.
Anthropologists from the University of Pittsburgh visit to try to answer some questions about the historic property.
South Fayette Township is starting work on its 2020 budget, which, as currently envisioned, would include no tax increase.
The Abbey Players will present “Fame Jr.” at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 22 and at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Nov. 23 in St. Benedict the Abbot Church’s Pope Benedict Center in Peters Township.
John Matthew Chapman is charged with kidnapping and obstruction for justice for his role in the disappearance of Jaime Feden, who he says he murdered in Nevada.
Municipal property tax bills will remain the same in Bethel Park, after council adopted a $28.6 million general fund budget that includes no tax increase Nov. 12.
Peters Township and Canonsburg runners qualify for Junior Olympics and hope to earn berth in national championships.
The board’s request is for $80,000 to provide an update to plan that was adopted 15 years ago.
Defense won Peters Township (12-1) a second straight conference championship.
Upper St. Clair reflects on 7-5 season in football.
The Eatery, a food court-style series of restaurants with a bar and dining area, opened Nov. 11 at Meadows Racetrack & Casino.
A new style of speed deterrent on Robinhood Lane has drawn complaints, prompting the questioning of residents whether they still want one on their street.
Aaron Pfeil from South Fayette takes second at regionals and gains a spot at nationals in Division II men's cross country.
The ruffed grouse, Pennsylvania’s state bird since 1931, could go extinct in the state, along with dozens of other bird species, because of climate change.
Seniors set the tone for Bethel Park's success in Brian DeLallo's first season at the helm.
The overarching theme of the annual Veterans Day observance in Upper St. Clair: Freedom.
Miner’s Memorial Park in Bethel Park will see some major upgrades this summer.
Municipal manager Laurence Christian joins two members of the state Legislature in sharing their experiences.
Independence Middle School continues its Bring a Smile to the Service initiative.
Uber will not be building a test track in South Fayette Township.
South Fayette director of communications and community development Andrea Iglar joins her dad on his latest album.
Alex Minton of Bethel Park is making the most of his final season of college football. The Denison University senior ranks among the Top 5 rushers in the NCAA Division III.
Members of the Ralph K. Bell bird club of Greene County study the sky on a recent bird watching trip. A recent report by the National Audubon Society revealed that the ruffed grouse, Pennsylvania’s state bird, could become extinct in the state due to climate change.
"Mummies of the World: The Exhibition" is at the Carnegie Science Center through April.
South Fayette girls capture PIAA team title for girls' cross country.
In the year since the shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue left 11 congregants dead, Pittsburgh has become an "epicenter of anti-Semitism."
The cost would be approximately $14.3 million for the project, which is to take place in time for the start of the 2021-22 school year.
Upper St. Clair's $22 million general fund budget will hold the real estate tax rate at 3.83 mills and the earned income tax rate to 0.80 percent.
The organization helps disadvantaged students in South Park, Bethel Park and Baldwin-Whitehall school districts.
The Blue Devils rebounded with a 3-1 triumph against Altoona in the opening round of action in the PIAA tournament Nov. 5
Little Lake Theatre Company’s next show “Over the Tavern” by Tom Dudzick runs Nov. 7-9, 14-16 and 21-23 at 8 p.m.
As beards and mustaches start to sprout during No-Shave November, South Fayette Township resident Stacy Hurt is stashing away her razor, too.
The South West Communities Chamber of Commerce recently honored nearly 50 member organizations during its second annual Excellence Awards event.
PIAA tournament stay short for WPIAL champions, Canon-McMillan and Bishop Canevin
Peters Township avenges loss to Moon and to become the lone local team left in WPIAL football playoffs
Marra Bruce and Kat Wang combine to capture PIAA doubles title in tennis.
Bethel Park Community Foundation hosts another successful fund-raising event.
Upper St. Clair High School is taking steps to give students the knowledge they need to make good financial decisions, both now and in the future.
Patrick Anderson of Mt. Lebanon wins back-to-back PIAA titles to finish the cross country season undefeated.