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The program provides nutritious offerings featuring locally sourced food for area students on Fridays.
Rabbi Ephraim Simon will speak on Sept. 17 about how one of his kidneys and part of his liver helped save the lives of two strangers.
State law does not allow citizens to challenge zoning decisions, which effectively nixes a Bethel Park petition drive to challenge a zoning change that will likely bring a gas station to Cool Springs Drive.
The international program, named for a Columbine High School shooting victim, promotes the message of starting a “chain reaction of compassion and kindness.”
USC downs C-M
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Mt. Lebanon stays focused on each opponent in section soccer action.
Humane Animal Rescue has appointed Mt. Lebanon resident Kelli Wall as its new chief philanthropy officer.
After three years, many hands and plenty of hard work, the outdoor courtyard at Upper St. Clair’s Boyce Middle School has been transformed into a fully functioning garden and serene setting.
State Sen. Pam Iovino and Rep. Natalie Mihalek create a special license plate for Navy and Marine Corps Medal Recipients and recognize the Navy’s 244th birthday.
After housing a country club for the better part of seven decades, the former Rolling Hills property is taking on a much different role.
Volunteers are welcome to participate in the 20th annual kickoff to Halloween season, scheduled for Oct. 4-5 at Peterswood Park.
Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 682 is preserving the memory of Army Capt. Paul Urquhart, whose helicopter was shot down in 1971.
Emily Carter of Bethel Park and Patrick Anderson of Mt. Lebanon capture honors again at second straight cross country invitational.
The second annual event is scheduled for Sept. 19 at Helicon Brewing in Oakdale.
As Peters Township Chamber of Commerce executive director Brian Schill can attest, putting together a large-scale event can be an adventure.
Peters Township resident Enrico Nardini had a knack for making friends as a youngster.
Serve2Cure’s 2019 beneficiary is the nonprofit for which Peters Township resident Jennifer Kehm serves as development and liaison manager.
Peters Township’s population surge in the 1990s prompted construction of a new elementary school in the decade’s final year.
Alison Busby and Matthew Gray were united in marriage Saturday, June 29, 2019, at Immaculate Conception Church in Washington. The 3 p.m. ceremony was officiated by the groom's uncle, the Rev. John Adams. A reception followed at the Pittsburgh Airport Marriott, Coraopolis.
Holy Child Parish Christian Mothers and Guild will hold its annual fundraiser from 4-10 p.m. Sept. 26 at Texas Roadhouse, Bridgeville. Texas Roadhouse will donate 10% of each customer’s total food purchase to the Confraternity of Christian Mothers. Raffle tickets for auction baskets and a ch…
Public hearings dominated much of the Upper St. Clair Commissioners meeting Sept. 3.
The Upper St. Clair Band Parents Association will host its 44th Annual Upper St. Clair Marching Band Festival Oct. 5. The event, featuring bands from six high schools, begins at 7 p.m. in the USC High School stadium.
It was a beautiful night in the neighborhood as the Mt. Lebanon community and its football team rallied around high school principal Brian McFeeley and squashed Butler, 63-7.
Area athletes start the cross country season with success at Marty Uher Meet at Cal. U.
In the time between graduating from South Park High School and enrolling at Robert Morris University, David Ausman served in the U.S. Marine Corps, including two tours of duty in Somalia.
The Canonsburg Lake Restoration and Improvement Association looks to mitigate the effects of silt and debris collection.
Army Capt. Paul Urquhart’s helicopter was shot down near the Vietnam-Laos border in 1971.
No rivalry in cross country as coaches work together to help runners.
The Oct. 12 event on the Arrowhead Trail, presented by the township chamber of commerce, benefits community causes.
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In the four years since she founded the educational organization Science Tots, former Washington resident Erica Peterson has learned a lot about leading that type of endeavor.
Westminster Presbyterian Church in Upper St. Clair hosts some of the performances.
Pittsburgh Public Theater begins its 45th-anniversary season with Aaron Sorkin’s “A Few Good Men.”
South Fayette Township’s draft Comprehensive Recreation Plan, also called Parks Master Plan, is available for review and public input.
Eleven individuals have been selected for induction into the Upper St. Clair High School Halls of Fame. Nine alumni and two retired teachers/coaches will be honored at the annual induction ceremony and recognized at the Oct. 4 Upper St. Clair football game.
The Richard King Mellon Foundation has granted $1 million to the St. Clair Hospital Foundation to help construct the new Dunlap Family Outpatient Center on the hospital’s main campus, in Mt. Lebanon and Scott Township.
Air conditioning is a great way to beat the summer heat, until the electric bill arrives.
McMURRAY — T.J. Plack had one question for his Peters Township football players after they defeated Upper St. Clair, 29-21, for what is believed to be the first time in the program’s history.
About two years after a hillside slip was repaired at Bethel Park High School, school district officials are worried another hillside at nearby Independence Middle School might be showing signs of the same problem.
The Spencer Family Y offers a look at how older adults can integrate a fitness component into their lives.
Mt. Lebanon moves forward with possible zoning ordinance amendment
For parents, taking children somewhere they’ve never been before can be a questionable proposition.
About 50 people rallied outside Bethel Park School District’s administration building Aug. 27 in response to the school board’s recent surprise tax cut.
“Quality of Life Tickets” will be placed on the doors of violators, with the intent of speeding up the process of issues being addressed.
The nonprofit founded by Mt. Lebanon resident Todd DePastino pays tribute to 55 women and men during the organization’s annual gala.
The annual event at Fairview Park had another strong turnout for 2019.
Bower Hill Volunteer Fire Department will hold its annual golf outing Sept. 22 at The Club at Shadow Lakes. Cost is $100 per person and includes 18 holes of golf, cart and dinner. Registration and putting contest will begin at 8 a.m., followed by a shotgun start at 8:30. Registration for thi…