Frank Garland
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Robinson Township commissioners have given preliminary approval for a residential development on 94 acres, proposing 350 housing units, including townhomes, duplexes and single-family homes. While concerns from neighbors about traffic, stormwater management, and compliance with township standards were raised, the approval allows developers to seek necessary permits. Final approval is still needed.
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Carlynton’s football team, under coach John Tortorea, started the season at 2-1, showcasing resilience despite a tough loss to Charleroi. The young squad, mainly freshmen, is preparing for a challenging battle against undefeated Bishop Canevin. Meanwhile, other local teams are also navigating their seasons with varying degrees of success.
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A month after Wayne McGinley was struck and killed in a late-night hit-and-run on Pine Hollow Road, the vehicle and driver have been identified—but the driver’s name remains undisclosed and no charges have been filed. Now acquaintances and family members are asking the same question: Why are there still no answers?
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After a quiet season opener, Bishop Canevin quarterback Brady Wagner looked dominant in the Crusaders’ 55-7 win over Neshannock last week. He’ll try to lead Bishop Canevin to a third win in as many starts Friday night, topping the slate of seven games involving West Hills schools.
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Robert Morris University welcomed its largest freshman class in seven years, with over 770 new students, reflecting a 22% increase from two years ago. This rise is attributed to focused recruitment efforts, regional outreach, new courses in AI and financial literacy, and substantial financial aid to students.
