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The Pittsburgh Press- Post Gazette is dying under the weight of its owners bias viewpoint. Last week the paper fired its long time editorial cartoonist who had become increasingly bias towards the Trump Presidential endeavor. It had reached a tipping point that…
A $19.8 million budget featuring a tax hike was approved Monday by the Wilmington Area School district.
VisitMercerCountyPA has announced Stacey Glenn is the recipient of the Bill Knecht Tourism Award, while brothers John and Rick Kerins are the winners of the James W. Winner Jr. Tourism Initiative Award. The three will be honored at the tourism bureau’s annual…
Authorities say police shot and killed a 17-year-old boy during a traffic stop that followed a shooting in western Pennsylvania. The initial shooting occurred around 8:20 p.m. Tuesday in North Braddock. Responding officers found a 22-year-old man who had been shot, and…
The Salvation Army of Greenville is hosting a summer feeding program, thanks to a sizable donation from Tostitos. Tostitos donated $7,500 to the Salvation Army to support a summer program that will allow families to receive recipes and all needed ingredients. “Six Weeks…
A state senator from Montgomery County is trying to revive legislation that would reduce the number of unvaccinated children in Pennsylvania. A recent study shows that Pennsylvania is one of the hot spots where children are vulnerable to preventable disease outbreaks. The…
The U.S. Supreme Court ducked the chance to rule on the issue of partisan gerrymandering Monday, returning two meaty cases to lower courts on narrow procedural grounds. By not taking up the broader question of when partisan gerrymandering violates the constitution, the…
Today is the start of the 95th Annual National Marbles Championship in Wildwood, NJ. @Allegheny_Co is well represented with local winners Lauren Shuty of the South Side Flats, Madison Johnson of Lawrenceville, Gavin Held of Coraopolis , and Brian Lemon of Edgewood,…
On May 3rd, 2017, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) presented its 2016 Annual Report, in which it stated that one third of the population of Mexico are children and teenagers, 21 million of whom live in poverty (UNICEF, 2017). According to…
I regret to inform you, the mainstream media is at it again. The liberal press is hammering the Trump Administration because executive departments, at the behest of Attorney General Jeff Sessions, are separating parents and children when apprehended crossing the border illegally….
Coming up on June 21st we are ready to rock the stage with The Atlanta Rhythm Section and FIREFALL for Rock of the 70’s at the beautiful Scottish Rite Cathedral in New Castle, PA! Grab your tickets before they are gone! http://cathedralnewcastle.com/events-calendar/
Andrew Erb grew up hearing the Wolverine Marching Band at festivals and parades and he says the storied Grove City College ensemble made a tremendous impression on him. Now, it is his turn to make an impression on the band. Erb, of…
General Electric’s (GE) stock can’t break out of its rut. Shares of the beleaguered industrial giant are down 9.6% in the last 30 days, despite getting a boost from investors on May 21 when the company announcedan $11.1 billion deal between GE…
This recipe hides a game-changing grilling tip for scallops: thread them onto side-by-side skewers so they lay flat and are easier to flip. The scallops are paired with a grilled corn and poblano pepper salad, which gets a cumin-spiced lime dressing. Served…
Penn State Shenango’s community garden is in full swing for it’s 7th growing season! A great group of volunteers recently helped to plant vegetable seedlings in the garden, and they also just completed the construction of a new garden shed. Each year,…
A Slippery Rock University program that helps veterans pursuing a career in teaching has received a $1.6 million federal grant and a five-year extension thanks to the state Department of Education. The program, Troops to Teachers, is managed by the Department of…
A noxious, alien and invasive plant that looks like Queen Anne’s lace on steroids – giant hogweed — is causing some concerns after being found in multiple states, including Pennsylvania. Giant hogweed sap contains toxic chemicals that, when they come in contact with…
#LinesvilleStateFishHatchery have begun stocking their yearling #PAMuskellunge! This is the first year of this new program where they are stocking 12 inch yearling Musky instead of 10″ fall fingerling. facebook.com/35806352426430… @jmsayers78