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The amendment, which now goes to the Mt. Lebanon Commission for final approval, would allow for townhouses in the R-7 zoning district.
The Peters Township boys basketball team upset Upper St. Clair 72-71 in overtime, handing the Panthers a major blow in their quest to win a Section 2, 6A title.
Members of the Historic Preservation Board and a related brick streets steering committee are putting in substantial effort in support of a new municipal policy.
George Dennehy, who was born without arms, provides messages about overcoming adversity and the value of human life.
This year’s Martin Luther King Jr. holiday marked the 25th anniversary of the day of service that celebrates the Civil Rights leader’s life and legacy.
Mt. Lebanon sophomore Ashleigh Connor plays basketball like a lion.
Chartiers Valley wrestle back for third place in the Allegheny County Tournament.
Mt. Lebanon builds its success on old-fashioned ingredients.
Luke Stout checked off several items on his to-do list this wrestling season as he dominated the action during the Allegheny County tournament held Jan. 18-19 at Fox Chapel.
The municipality is working with a consultant to develop a comprehensive strategy that includes revamping Mt. Lebanon’s website.
Editor's note: This is the first of an ongoing weekly series focusing on the importance of buying local.
Peters Township Police Department will conduct a Citizens Police Academy from March 3 through April 28.
Hayes Design Group Architects is performing work on high-profile Peters Township projects.
The induction will take place during the halftime of the Jan. 31 boys’ varsity basketball game.
South Fayette's board of commissioners turned down a request from developers to build a pickleball facility off Mayview Road because the zoning designation for the site would have had to have been changed from residential to industrial.
A glass-recycling container is in place at Peters Township Fire Department’s Station 1, 245 E. McMurray Road.
Students in the high school’s Integrated Studies: Women in History and Literature course collect new articles of clothing that the rape crisis center can provide for victims.
With win against Peters Township, Mt. Lebanon clinches sub-section title and pins down home-mat advantage for first-round of WPIAL wrestling team tournament.
The Scott Township retirement community has expanded considerably since its opening by the Mt. Lebanon-based Baptist Homes Society in 2009.
A former administer of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Upper St. Clair Township was sentenced to 10 to 20 years in state prison and ordered to pay $1.2 million in restitution on Tuesday.
A Canonsburg man has pleaded guilty in federal court to possessing child porn.
Colleen Oakley’s “You Were There Too” features the premise of two strangers who tend to have visions of each other while sleeping.
Josh Sarasnick and Joey Fischer crowned champions at Burgettstown Wrestling Tournament.
South Fayette captured a PIAA championship in cheerleading. The Lions edged Lansdale Catholic, 88.73-87.28, to win the title. South Park finished third with an 87.27 score. In the top row, from left, are Gabby Schinosi, Lilly Hillebrand and Tatum Sanders; middle row Amelia Stilley, Hannah Hu…
Mt. Lebanon swept Upper St. Clair in boys and girls basketball games.
Jim O’Brien will speak about his 30th book, which covers decades’ worth of Pittsburgh Steelers and other luminaries, sports and otherwise.
Nearly four decades ago, Indiana University of Pennsylvania made several lists of the nation’s best colleges for the money, with its full-time tuition of about $450 per semester a heavily contributing factor.
Molly Hoffman’s project benefits pollinators and wildlife in South Park.
State Rep. Dan Miller, D-Mt. Lebanon, hosts the annual event.
Bethel Park's Luke Montgomery swiftly dispatching opponents on the wrestling mats.
Abby Duncan mimics the mail carrier. Snow, sleet or rain doesn’t stop her either.
The NFL Play 60 Training Camp is coming to the Senator John Heinz History Center Jan. 25.
North Strabane Township resident Cori Wamsley switches to nonfiction for her latest book, scheduled for release Jan. 22.
Changes could be coming to the street that serves the Mt. Lebanon Recreation Center.
Peters Township resident Sam Fee is working to document national monuments and other threatened areas of the Southwest during frequent sojourns to the southwestern United States. His photographs are shown in exhibits across the country.
Upper St. Clair resident Susan Chang is president of the Chinese Association for Science and Technology – Pittsburgh Chapter, which is joining with the Pittsburgh Chinese Cultural Center to present an entertainment-filled event.
Peters Township Police Department earns state accreditation
The move to a new high school planned for late December and early January prompts a longer winter break for students.
Upper St. Clair commissioners started 2020 with the swearing-in of newly elected commissioner Dante Plutko and re-elected commissioners Robert Orchowski, Ronald Pardini, and Rex Waller.
Four arrested at two Peters Township residences on drug-related charges
Youngsters at St. Benedict the Abbot are participating in a program of which Fred Rogers would be proud.
Selva Priya was awarded a Three Rivers Arts Festival Emerging Artist Scholarship for 2019.