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How PA’s $82M investment will enhance West Hills recreation

Five West Hills communities will benefit from an $82 million investment for nearly 300 recreation and conservation projects across 58 counties. Local projects include pool rehabilitation in Crafton, park improvements in Ingram, planning in McKees Rocks, and land acquisitions for open space.

Moon, Neville townships will use grant funds to upgrade signal equipment at key intersections

Motorists in the West Hills will benefit from state funding for traffic safety upgrades. Moon Township receives $193,792, while Neville Township gets $335,120 to improve signal equipment. Nearly $30 million is allocated across Pennsylvania for similar traffic enhancement projects.

West Hills Gazette reviews 2025’s top stories with readers — and writers

In its first full year of operation, the West Hills Gazette has built a sizable following among readers in the dozen or so communities that we serve. As 2025 winds to a close, the Gazette revisits the year's top stories and looks to continue serving the community in 2026.

Rejected by Moon Township, megachurch eyes worship site in Hopewell Industrial Park

Moon Township supervisors denied Revival Today Inc.'s request for a permit to operate on Coraopolis Heights Road. The church plans to relocate to Hopewell Township, where it has submitted a permit for a building in the industrial park following a zoning ordinance amendment.

Moon supervisors raise property tax rates for first time since 2014

Moon Township will increase property taxes for the first time since 2014, raising the millage rate from 2.74 to 4.28 in 2026. This 56% hike aims to address financial pressures and fund crucial services in a budget that's more than $20.7 million.

In a house where Hope Grows: Moon nonprofit helps caregivers and the grieving

Lisa Story, a licensed counselor, found healing in nature after her father's death, leading her to create Hope Grows, a respite space for caregivers and the grieving. Featuring eight therapeutic gardens, the organization now offers grief support, mental health counseling, and programs enhancing caregiver wellness, including retreats and community initiatives like Grief Soup.

Nonstop flights from Pittsburgh to Dublin launching in 2026

Pittsburgh International Airport will host nonstop flights to Dublin starting May 25, 2026, through Aer Lingus. The flights will enhance cultural and business ties between Pittsburgh and Ireland. Aer Lingus adds this route as part of their transatlantic network, linking Pittsburgh with over 30 European destinations.