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.
In Kennedy Township, two local business owners are collecting relief supplies for victims of Hurricane Helene. Donations can be dropped off at either site through October 11.
Kennedy native Hayley Wilds, a therapist, will host a free online workshop Oct. 17 to support grieving parents during Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. After experiencing her own miscarriages, she founded the Center for Creative Counseling to help others. Her book, "Creative Healing for Pregnancy Loss," offers guided journaling for healing.
Saturday's 22nd annual Autumn Festival will feature a bit of the old and plenty of new at Robinson Township's Burkett Park.
For more than six decades, Butya’s Restaurant and Lounge – also known as “BOOTCHAS” -- was a Robinson Township icon. Built during World War II, it sadly gave way some 15 years ago to yet another Sheetz. But the legends of Butya’s live on. (Photos)
Three lucky Stowe Township students were given a tour of the McKees Rocks police and fire departments before the start of the school year. Police Chief Rick Deliman and Firefighter Tim Bazmore led the August 22 tours.
The ACHA Police Chief has been sworn in as president of the Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association.