Historical society program explores Latrobe's claim to pro football first, bid for Hall of FameBy lowber on October 11, 2021Fall’s arrival brings a resurfacing of traditional football rivalries. Source: The Tribune-ReviewShare this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading...RelatedPublished in AandE, Local, Museums and Westmoreland lowberMore from AandEMore posts in AandE »Nonprofit acting troupe will hold auditions in Unity5 things to do this weekend in Westmoreland County: March 15-17Magnolia Network's 'Barnwood Builders' to appear at Pittsburgh Home & Garden Show'Rock of Ages' musical a throwback to big guitar solos, bigger hairLooking for a logistical nightmare? Try to get rid of a pianoMore from LocalMore posts in Local »Sellers Avenue, one of the bumpiest roads in Jeannette, to be repavedOpen mic nights in Jeannette to provide new outlet for local performers, artistsTurnpike closure scheduled between Pittsburgh, Irwin exits this weekendFatal crash reported on I-70 in RostraverFairfield farm to host 2nd Ag Appreciation DayMore from MuseumsMore posts in Museums »Spring legacy exhibit set to open at Saint Vincent College's McCarl Coverlet GallerySkateboard decks painted by Greensburg Salem students on display in advance of auctionLatrobe exhibit to focus on Fred Rogers' role as helperFormer Greensburg Salem, Saint Vincent educator to showcase paintings at Greensburg library65th anniversary exhibit at Westmoreland Museum showcases organization's historyMore from WestmorelandMore posts in Westmoreland »Sellers Avenue, one of the bumpiest roads in Jeannette, to be repavedOpen mic nights in Jeannette to provide new outlet for local performers, artistsTurnpike closure scheduled between Pittsburgh, Irwin exits this weekendFatal crash reported on I-70 in RostraverFairfield farm to host 2nd Ag Appreciation Day
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