Around 14,500 West Hills residents may soon receive their November SNAP benefits after a federal court ruling. Gov. Josh Shapiro announced that payments are being processed following the restoration of funding, with approximately $100 million allocated to Pennsylvania's residents.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation announced two road construction projects starting Nov. 10, including a ramp closure in Neville Township and overnight ramp restrictions in Collier and Robinson townships, with detours provided for affected traffic.
The ongoing federal government shutdown is causing uncertainty for SNAP benefits, impacting food pantries in West Hills. With funds frozen, local organizations are preparing for increased demand for food assistance. State and local efforts aim to provide immediate support through donations and food drives.
Superintendent Sonya Coleman emphasizes the need for a comprehensive strategic plan to guide the Sto-Rox School District as it moves forward. A community meeting on Nov. 5 aims to gather input for developing this actionable plan, which will include performance indicators and quarterly reviews to ensure accountability and progress.
A partnership between the Dick’s Sporting Goods Foundation and the Josh Gibson Foundation aims to create the Josh Gibson Champions Club & Sports Matter Center in McKees Rocks. Up to $2 million will support a new community facility for all ages and abilities.
Residents of Sto-Rox School District are invited to Sto Rocksfest on October 30, featuring giveaways, resources for families in need, and fun activities, all hosted by Pete's Pro Painters at the high school gym.
The first 7 Brew Coffee location in Allegheny County is set to open by the end of November at 5960 University Blvd. in Moon Township. The drive-thru-only stand aims to enhance local business activity amid ongoing community growth, attracting positive resident interest.