April 17, 2026
Serving the Western Suburbs of Pittsburgh
Who remembers when the Forest Grove neighborhood market Rossi's was known as Walat's? Or do you recall it being called Guzzo's, Neely's, Joe's or some other name like the "Smarket"?
How many of your parents sent you there with a note to pick up cigarettes? Did you ever run into Michael Keaton whilst shopping there?
It's rare for an athlete to get a chance to play professionally for his or her hometown team, but that's exactly what Robbie Mertz is doing for the Pittsburgh Riverhounds USL club. The Hounds open the playoffs Saturday against Charleston.
Rob and Rebecca Lee's Halloween display in Carnegie has won West Hills Gazette’s 2024 'Out-Boo Your Neighbors' contest, featuring a skeleton carriage and a 20-foot skeleton. The couple uses their elaborate decorations to raise funds for a family in need, blending Halloween fun with community spirit and creativity. See story for more pictures and the contest runners-up from Kennedy and Robinson townships.
Longtime EMT and firefighter with the Stowe Volunteer Fire Department is in need of a live kidney donor. Could your kidney be the one?
West Hills Gazette's Mike Longo Jr. celebrates the 50th anniversary of the 1974 Super Bowl team with a column and photos filled with history on the memorable players that shaped the team's historic legacy.
The West Hills Symphonic Band, directed by Clem Rolin and Tom Snyder, has been enriching audiences since 1967 with its diverse repertoire. The band hosts free public concerts throughout the year, emphasizing the spirit of performance and the joy of music.
Chemical engineer by day and WPIAL official by Friday Night Lights, a Kennedy Township woman became a part of the WPIAL's only father-daughter officiating team this season. She now serves alongside her retired police officer father in the fast-paced world of high school football.
