Latrobe and Greensburg art centers are more than just geographical neighbors.
Source: The Tribune-Review
‘Promote art in our communities’: Greensburg, Latrobe art centers collaborate for 130-piece exhibit
Published in Local, Murrysville, News and Westmoreland
More from LocalMore posts in Local »
- North Huntingdon sports complex developers must revise lease
- Dry spell reinstates bans on burning in Unity, Derry townships
- Westmoreland County seeks $1.5M share of Pa. casino revenue
- 1st class of female students in 136 years set to make their mark on private Kiski School
- Ligonier Township posts emergency closure of bridge near Wilpen
More from MurrysvilleMore posts in Murrysville »
- Franklin Regional adds weapons detection system to stadium entry points
- Delmont runs into unexpected costs in sewage consent order
- Dave Portnoy reviews Ianni's in Delmont, Slice of NY in Murrysville during local pizza tour
- Murrysville woman writes a book about grandmothers with Alzheimer's
- Driver in bulletproof vest attempts to flee police after drug bust in Murrysville
More from NewsMore posts in News »
- 1st class of female students in 136 years set to make their mark on private Kiski School
- WCCC, Penn State expand transfer options for students
- Clairview School teacher recognized for building inclusive classroom for special education students
- As drug overdose rates rise, Saint Vincent organization talks prevention and awareness with Westmoreland families
- Bushy Run set to reopen for the 1st time since June tornado
More from WestmorelandMore posts in Westmoreland »
- North Huntingdon sports complex developers must revise lease
- Dry spell reinstates bans on burning in Unity, Derry townships
- Westmoreland County seeks $1.5M share of Pa. casino revenue
- 5 things to do in Westmoreland this weekend: Sept. 13-15
- 1st class of female students in 136 years set to make their mark on private Kiski School
Be First to Comment