Business
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West Hills’ WOGI-FM, known as Froggy 104.3, is being acquired by Family Life Ministries for $1 million, transitioning from country to contemporary Christian music. The purchase expands their network to over 70 outlets and aims to reach 1.8 million people in the Pittsburgh area.
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Goodwill of Southwestern Pennsylvania is opening its third West Hills store on Saturday, Aug. 8, in the Crafton-Ingram Shopping Center, creating 30 jobs and generating significant economic impact. The store aims to enhance access to workforce development and community services.
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Bishops Corner Café, a family-owned establishment in Robinson Township, celebrates its 10th anniversary amidst a significant road improvement project. Despite construction challenges and uncertainty, owner Charley Larkin is committed to maintaining the café’s community ties and legacy in the area, highlighting its importance as a local business.
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Ernie Ricci, the “Sausage Prince of McKees Rocks,” has sold his family business, Ricci’s Italian Sausage, to James Trent, a 30-year-old newcomer to the food industry. Trent has rapidly adapted to his role, supported by dedicated employees. The business maintains its traditional recipes while expanding its online presence and product offerings.
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Pin High PGH, an indoor golf simulator facility in Moon Township, was opened by Nick Notto, a pharmacist with an MBA. It offers 24/7 access and features advanced technology for all skill levels. Since January, it has gained popularity, earning high customer ratings and partnerships with local collegiate teams.
