Carnegie
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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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The State Transportation Commission has approved the 2027 12-Year Transportation Program, allocating over $90 billion for road, bridge, transit, and airport improvements. It features local projects in various areas and awaits federal review for air quality compliance.
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Three projects in the West Hills will receive a share of $1.4 million from the Allegheny County Main Streets Program. Coraopolis will fund a marketing campaign for local businesses, while Carnegie will enhance its infrastructure and launch a beautification project. Additionally, community meetings are scheduled for Crafton and Sto-Rox School District.
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Motorists in West Hills can expect delays due to four upcoming projects. Bridge inspections on I-376 will occur Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 1-2, with single-lane restrictions. Gas line repairs on West Steuben Street will begin Aug. 3. A long-term shoulder closure on Route 22/30/60 starts Aug. 4, lasting until June 2027.
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Crafton residents will have an opportunity next month to discuss future uses for 5.25 acres on South Linden Avenue, historically used for recreation. Community input is sought to guide planning, as both the school district and borough face financial pressures amidst differing visions for the property.
