We are creeping toward August but there’s still plenty of summer fun yet to come. Here’s what’s going on in and around Westmoreland County this weekend.
Source: The Tribune-Review
6 things to do in and around Westmoreland: July 26-28
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- Mount Pleasant historic house tour includes log buildings, industrialists' mansions
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