In reflection of 2025, State Rep. Anita Kulik of the 45th District shares her gratitude for progress made in state governance. The year saw improved cooperation between legislative bodies, successful grant awards for communities and ongoing support for constituents.
The Moon Area School District is renovating athletic facilities at Moon High School, approving bids over $42 million for projects including stadium improvements, an indoor athletic facility, tennis courts and turf baseball and softball fields. Construction on the stadium upgrades are scheduled for completion by mid-August 2027.
Robinson Township officials submitted a $1 million grant request to renovate the Clever Park pool house, addressing issues with sanitary sewer and water lines while aiming to improve space utilization and potential family restroom installations.
The largest Goodwill store in the region opens in Moon Township on Dec. 6, featuring a 17,500-square-foot sales floor. The store aims to enhance community sustainability and opportunity, while offering a welcoming shopping experience. The grand opening includes festivities and promotions for shoppers.
Sto-Rox Junior/Senior High School is set to enhance its gym and stadium with a $100,000 donation from the Tull Family Foundation. This grant, part of a $2 million initiative supporting high school athletics, will benefit student-athletes and promote character development.
The Crafton Heritage group is hosting a book launch for Harry A. Meredith’s "Reminiscences of 80 Years" on Friday, Dec. 5, featuring refreshments and home history tours, with proceeds supporting community programs.
Robinson Township commissioners approved a $15.7 million balanced budget for 2026, increasing spending by 5.5% and holding the line on property taxes in the process. Public safety receives 47.5% funding. Concerns were raised about ongoing roof issues at the senior center.