5 things to do in Westmoreland this weekend: Sept. 6-8By lowber on September 6, 2019TGIF! Source: The Tribune-ReviewShare this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading...RelatedPublished in AandE, More A and E, Top Stories, Valley News Dispatch and Westmoreland lowberMore from AandEMore posts in AandE »Nonprofit acting troupe will hold auditions in Unity5 things to do this weekend in Westmoreland County: March 15-17Magnolia Network's 'Barnwood Builders' to appear at Pittsburgh Home & Garden Show'Rock of Ages' musical a throwback to big guitar solos, bigger hairLooking for a logistical nightmare? Try to get rid of a pianoMore from More A and EMore posts in More A and E »Mount Pleasant historic house tour includes log buildings, industrialists' mansionsComedian Whatule brothers bring the funny to their native JeannetteFormer 'PittGirl' blogger Virginia Montanez publishes first novelWestmoreland Cultural Trust parts ways with CEO April KopasIrwin's Lamp Theatre hosts free summer music, movies nightsMore from Top StoriesMore posts in Top Stories »Greensburg nonprofit hosts workplace diversity conference to boost Westmoreland businesses, create welcoming communityFire at Unity shopping plaza damages multiple businesses‘It’s life-changing’: Collegiate, high school esports programs on the rise‘It means everything to me’: Penn-Trafford track athlete raises money for elementary school playgroundVoting precincts remain inaccessible to some disabled voters in Westmoreland CountyMore from Valley News DispatchMore posts in Valley News Dispatch »Westmoreland County OKs $244K for demolition projects in Arnold, Jeannette, Derry, MonessenGreensburg man dies in crash with tractor-trailer in Washington TownshipSchool districts use technology to curb student vaping on campusHigh waters cast doubt on trout season openerFlooding, road closures continue along with rainMore from WestmorelandMore posts in Westmoreland »Murrysville homeowners' association wants dredged sediment cleared awayGreensburg nonprofit hosts workplace diversity conference to boost Westmoreland businesses, create welcoming communityFranklin Regional approves summer artificial intelligence programRick Sebak to stir 'Kennywood Memories' for Greater Latrobe audience in benefitFire at Unity shopping plaza damages multiple businesses
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