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As drug overdose rates rise, Saint Vincent organization talks prevention and awareness with Westmoreland families

By lowber on September 7, 2024

Good kids can sometimes make stupid choices. Source: The Tribune-Review

Bushy Run set to reopen for the 1st time since June tornado

By lowber on September 3, 2024

History buffs and dog walkers can return to the 213-acre grounds of Bushy Run Battlefield for the first time in more than two months this…

Several thousand flock to Uniontown for annual Byzantine Catholic pilgrimage, break ground for new monastery

By lowber on September 1, 2024

For some, Labor Day weekend is a chance to squeeze the last out of the summer with grilling, picnics, family reunions and fireworks. Source:…

Westmoreland County recognizes paraeducator as she pursues teaching certificate in pilot program

By lowber on August 23, 2024

After more than three decades working as a paraeducator in Westmoreland County, Terri Pajak’s favorite part of the job is watching her students grow. …

Greensburg diocese's Catholic schools start year with building upgrades, new programs

By lowber on August 21, 2024

With air conditioning units installed, security upgrades completed and a plan in place to deepen students’ faith education, Greensburg Central Catholic High School is ready…

‘Promote art in our communities’: Greensburg, Latrobe art centers collaborate for 130-piece exhibit

By lowber on August 18, 2024

Latrobe and Greensburg art centers are more than just geographical neighbors. Source: The Tribune-Review

Penn-Trafford hires new assistant principal after shuffling of administrators

By lowber on August 16, 2024

Luke Healey is excited to go back to high school. Source: The Tribune-Review

‘Keeping their memories alive’: Cemetery volunteers to lead workshop on cleaning, resetting fallen headstones

By lowber on August 9, 2024

For the past two years, Bill Bray has been on a mission to restore abandoned cemeteries. Source: The Tribune-Review

Hempfield breaks ground on Weatherwood Park, municipal complex projects

By lowber on August 5, 2024

Three years after purchasing 43 acres from Excela Health to build a township park and municipal complex, Hempfield is breaking ground on its $16 million…

Franklin Regional grad takes over Independence concussion management program

By lowber on July 27, 2024

When Alex Fleming was helping the Franklin Regional Panthers football team win the PIAA’s 2005 AAA championship, he wasn’t thinking much about concussion protocol. …

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