Morning Roundup: Fire destroys Penn Township garage; McKnight Road restrictions beginBy lowber on February 19, 2024Here are a few morning news items for Monday, Feb. 19, 2024. Source: The Tribune-ReviewShare this: Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like this:Like Loading...RelatedPublished in Allegheny, Local, Top Stories and Westmoreland lowberMore from AlleghenyMore posts in Allegheny »Hundreds of Pennsylvania educators call for cyber charter funding reform in state budgetPreliminary hearings ordered for retired detective facing drugs, witness intimidation chargesWoman sentenced for police chase through Allegheny, Westmoreland countiesAllegheny jail guard to serve probation for drunk driving crash in North HuntingdonLatrobe man sues bar, driver over brother's death in DUI crashMore from LocalMore posts in Local »Hempfield OKs $300K improvements at park near Old Route 66Mt. Pleasant Area Historical Society to debut restored window from razed Catholic church at annual festivalCranberry couple accused of perjury related to sale of Westmoreland home with water issuesWestmoreland happenings: Quilt show, fall fashion show, band concert, morePT's Pizza Palace marks more than 3 decades in Level GreenMore from Top StoriesMore posts in Top Stories »Hempfield OKs $300K improvements at park near Old Route 66Irwin woman arrested after kids, pets found living in dangerous filthMt. Pleasant man faces charges in friend's drowning death at Deep Creek LakePortion of Arona Road closed because of water main breakMakeshift spike strips found on Route 981 in South HuntingdonMore from WestmorelandMore posts in Westmoreland »Hempfield OKs $300K improvements at park near Old Route 66Mt. Pleasant Area Historical Society to debut restored window from razed Catholic church at annual festivalCranberry couple accused of perjury related to sale of Westmoreland home with water issuesWestmoreland happenings: Quilt show, fall fashion show, band concert, morePT's Pizza Palace marks more than 3 decades in Level Green