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Hempfield, Greensburg fire prevention event aims to combine education, entertainment, recruitment

By lowber on October 3, 2024

The Hempfield and Greensburg volunteer fire departments will display fire apparatus, talk to area residents about fire safety and recruit new members next week at…

‘It wasn’t as trashy as I’ve seen it’: Luke Bryan clean-up crews leave little sign Sunday of Farm Tour stop in South Huntingdon

By lowber on September 29, 2024

Passersby Sunday morning would have no idea the Cunningham family farm in South Huntingdon swelled to crowds of 18,000 people to see country music artist…

Ianni's Pizzeria in Delmont suffers 'significant damage' from fire

By lowber on September 29, 2024

The Ianni’s Pizzeria location in Delmont suffered extensive damage in a fire early Sunday morning. Source: The Tribune-Review

Hempfield Area votes to spend $100K to double its weapons detector devices

By lowber on September 24, 2024

After purchasing six weapons detectors for its schools in advance of the academic year, the Hempfield Area School District will double up on its security…

North Huntingdon athletes bring home hardware from international kickboxing competition

By lowber on September 20, 2024

Two North Huntingdon athletes ranked internationally at the Junior World Kickboxing Championship in Budapest, Hungary, recently. Source: The Tribune-Review

Tribune-Review named Best Overall Daily Newspaper in Pennsylvania

By lowber on September 16, 2024

For the fifth time in the last six years, Tribune-Review has been named Best Overall Daily Newspaper in Pennsylvania by the Keystone Chapter of the…

‘Fun, heartwarming’: Greensburg Salem to start bocce team for general, special education students

By lowber on September 15, 2024

Bocce will be added to Greensburg Salem High School’s winter sports lineup this year. Source: The Tribune-Review

1st class of female students in 136 years set to make their mark on private Kiski School

By lowber on September 13, 2024

Lilian Turpen doesn’t feel like she is part of a historic moment. Source: The Tribune-Review

WCCC, Penn State expand transfer options for students

By lowber on September 11, 2024

Westmoreland County Community College students pursuing two-year degrees in 11 high-demand fields could have an easier path to a bachelor’s degree under an agreement inked…

Clairview School teacher recognized for building inclusive classroom for special education students

By lowber on September 8, 2024

Special education teacher Cameron Kovatch was recognized with the Westmoreland Intermediate Unit’s Annie Sullivan Award. Source: The Tribune-Review

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