A North Huntingdon native who was the national archivist until she was removed by President Donald Trump in February has found a new role leading…
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For the right price, Norwin will sell naming rights to its new stadium
The Norwin School District hopes to sell the naming rights to its stadium to recoup some of the cost of a $25.4 million renovation that…
After months of debate, Greensburg Council decides where to install an electronic message sign
Greensburg Council has abandoned a proposal to put an electronic sign in St. Clair Park and instead plans to have it installed at the entrance…
Greensburg man dies in wrong-way crash on Route 22
A wrong-way driver died after a head-on crash in Murrysville Thursday morning, said Police Chief Tom Kusinsky. Source: The Tribune-Review
16-year-old boy shot in the head in Monessen
A 16-year-old boy was shot in the head in Monessen on Tuesday evening, according to TribLive news partner WTAE. Source: The Tribune-Review
State says it plans to issue air quality permit to Tenaska power plant
State regulators say they will issue an air quality permit to the natural gas-fired power plant in South Huntingdon, despite objections from environmental organizations that…
Unity Army retiree, recruiter recounts tales of sacrifice at Latrobe Veterans Day program
Frigid temperatures on Tuesday canceled plans for Latrobe’s annual Veterans Day parade, but that didn’t stop the community from recognizing local men and women who…
Veterans, local government, volunteers combine to preserve military monuments
The “Doughboy” memorial in downtown Mt. Pleasant was commissioned to honor the commitment and sacrifice of the men and women who fought for their country…
Dialysis by night, Steelers games by day: Sports photographer stays healthy while awaiting kidney transplant
Barry Reeger eats healthy and exercises, just like the professional football players he photographs on Sundays at Acrisure Stadium. Source: The Tribune-Review
Westmoreland Food Bank receives grant to help stock shelves as demand increases
The Westmoreland County Food Bank this week received a $75,000 emergency grant to help feed hungry residents. Source: The Tribune-Review