Out & About: Greensburg Garden Center hosts biggest-ever spring teaBy lowber on April 2, 2023Obviously, the word is out about the annual Greensburg Garden Center Spring Tea. 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 Lifestyles, Local, OutAndAbout and Westmoreland lowberMore from LifestylesMore posts in Lifestyles »Dave Portnoy reviews Ianni's in Delmont, Slice of NY in Murrysville during local pizza tourMurrysville woman writes a book about grandmothers with Alzheimer'sLongtime Westmoreland croquet fundraiser will contend with sticky wickets one last timeGrandma's cookie jars: Nostalgic trend making a sweet comeback‘Hillbilly Elegy’ generates high interest at Westmoreland, Allegheny librariesMore from LocalMore posts in Local »Franklin Regional booster groups concerned about exclusive merchandising contract for Panther productsFrom the archive: Mill Service opened near Yukon in 1963Reproductive rights rally slated for Pitt-GreensburgHuge steel cone shipment expected to disrupt traffic across regionPolice: Monroeville couple sold heroin, fentanyl to undercover task forceMore from OutAndAboutMore posts in OutAndAbout »About 2,000 turn out at Westmoreland County Community College for 34th annual croquet tournamentLongtime Westmoreland croquet fundraiser will contend with sticky wickets one last timeWestmoreland Museum of American Art to host annual Greensburg Pride Prom eventOut & About: WSO, SAMA-Ligonier Valley host music under the starsOut & About: Everyone's an artist at The Westmoreland's Public Art DayMore from WestmorelandMore posts in Westmoreland »Franklin Regional booster groups concerned about exclusive merchandising contract for Panther productsFrom the archive: Mill Service opened near Yukon in 1963Reproductive rights rally slated for Pitt-GreensburgHuge steel cone shipment expected to disrupt traffic across regionPolice: Monroeville couple sold heroin, fentanyl to undercover task force
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