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Greensburg-Jeannette NAACP passes torch of leadership to new generation

By lowber on January 19, 2025

The torch of leadership at the Greensburg-Jeannette Branch of the NAACP has passed to a new generation. Source: The Tribune-Review

Charleroi glass plant closure delayed until April, layoffs will come in several waves

By lowber on January 17, 2025

The owners of a Charleroi glass plant that makes cookware have delayed its scheduled closing for about two months until April 30, which is a…

Westmoreland Intermediate Unit to host info session on special education certificate program

By lowber on January 17, 2025

The Westmoreland Intermediate Unit will hold an informational session next week on the special education certification process. Source: The Tribune-Review

Stretch of snowy, cold weather pulls cross country ski lovers onto Laurel Highlands trails

By lowber on January 14, 2025

Jean Thompson learned one thing Friday — don’t lean back. Source: The Tribune-Review

Amazon to cut 432 workers at Findlay sorting center

By lowber on January 13, 2025

Online retailer Amazon will cut 432 workers from its sorting center in Findlay, according to a notice the company filed with the state on Friday.…

Student information system used by Southwestern Pa. schools grapples with cybersecurity breach

By lowber on January 12, 2025

School districts across Southwestern Pennsylvania may be impacted by a cybersecurity breach of global student information system PowerSchool, the company said. Source: The Tribune-Review

Fayette County skier defies odds to compete in Junior World Championships

By lowber on December 31, 2024

As Jessie Duda fought through traumatic brain injuries caused by a post-prom car crash, doctors told the Fayette County native she may never be able…

Unregulated Delta 8 remains a concern amid marijuana legalization talk, as teens and toddlers gain access to it

By lowber on December 16, 2024

As the debate over recreational marijuana continues, a related issue medical and legal experts say poses a threat to children is a growing concern. …

Pa. AG charges Allegheny County residents in vehicle 'smash-and-grab' spree

By lowber on December 13, 2024

State authorities have accused four Allegheny County residents of breaking into dozens of vehicles last year throughout Southwestern Pennsylvania, stealing checkbooks, credit, debit and ID…

Coal, once king in Pennsylvania, leaves behind abandoned mines that pose concerns

By lowber on December 8, 2024

Coal mining’s roots in the Pittsburgh area run deeper than the foundations of American democracy. Source: The Tribune-Review

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