There was an outpouring of support at a fundraiser for 29 displaced employees of Riley’s Pour House on Saturday. The beloved Carnegie landmark was destroyed by fire Nov. 14.
Motorists who use the McKees Rocks Bridge got a reprieve Thursday, as harsh weather forced PennDOT to postpone a scheduled one-day closure until sometime next year. The bridge was scheduled to be closed to allow for some sign installation work to be completed.
A Moon Township resident and Montour High School alum founded a nonprofit providing free house cleaning for individuals facing challenges. The project aims to alleviate burdens and foster community support.
Work on a stretch of Campbells Run Road near Carnegie has been completed, with ongoing sanitary line work in Robinson continuing.
Last week's fire that destroyed a landmark Carnegie establishment has triggered plenty of community support to help those affected by the blaze.
Who remembers when the Forest Grove neighborhood market Rossi's was known as Walat's? Or do you recall it being called Guzzo's, Neely's, Joe's or some other name like the "Smarket"?
How many of your parents sent you there with a note to pick up cigarettes? Did you ever run into Michael Keaton whilst shopping there?
A coalition of mayors, including some from the West Hills and from several municipalities in Southwestern Pennsylvania, are starting the Mayor’s Charitable Fund, a nonprofit which will pool resources to address issues within their communities.