The second annual “Trunk-or-Treat” at Providence Presbyterian Church featured interactive activities like face painting and a vintage truck display. It aimed to foster community engagement and create lasting memories for families. A number of additional Halloween events are planned throughout the region to continue the festivities.
The Anthony family, dubbed "The first family of dogs," operates Champion Canine and Puppy Face Pet Parlor. With impressive credentials, they specialize in dog training, grooming and providing services like boarding. Passionate about canine care, they also compete in mondioring.
David Thomas is the new principal at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart High School, bringing nearly 20 years of educational experience. He aims to support students and foster a collaborative environment, celebrating the school's Catholic values and community traditions.
Valerie Herrero adapted to public transit in McKees Rocks, building community on the bus. However, Pittsburgh's transit system faces a $100 million deficit, risking significant service cuts and fare hikes without state funding by February 2026.
Hollow Oak Land Trust will celebrate a two-mile trail system completion on Aug. 23 at Thorn Run Conservation Area, featuring activities like trail maintenance and educational sessions. The trust promotes ecological awareness and community engagement through various outreach events.
Coraopolis Council President Robb Cardimen faced local backlash after a heated social media exchange with a Neville Island business. Residents demand censure or removal, questioning his representation of the Coraopolis community.
Nation Style Grocery in Coraopolis, which opened in March, offers Caribbean flavors and fosters community connections. Owned by Davia and Terry Haughton, the store features Jamaican and Caribbean goods and encourages cultural exchange. They aim to meet diverse customer needs while considering future expansion.