In his Gains & Gleanings column, the Rev. James Hogan reflects on his declining Facebook use, attributing it to political burnout and the impact of political debates on friendships. After discovering a long-time friend's unfriending, Hogan realized how political disagreements can harm relationships.
State Rep. Anita Kulik recently met with local emergency medical services providers. The meetings highlighted challenges they face, including inadequate pay and funding. Despite their essential role in emergencies, recruitment and retention are declining due to stress and low compensation. Legislation is being proposed to address some of these issues.
The race for Carnegie mayor has begun with Democratic candidate Sam Bigham launching his campaign at Bob’s Diner Thursday night. Bigham aims to fill the vacancy left by two-term mayor Stacie Riley. At 23, he has significant local experience and is focused on improving his hometown.
State Rep. Anita Kulik and the rest of the House of Representatives are back to work. The majority chair of the House Game and Fisheries Committee is eager to tackle the many issues facing the state's outdoor sports persons.
West Hills Gazette Sports Editor/Photographer Mike Longo Jr. introduces a young man he knows all too well, highlighting his journey from childhood dreams to multifaceted accomplishments in fire and emergency services, sports photography, and law enforcement.
A McKees Rocks woman and former Stowe tax collector is $1 million richer thanks to tech billionaire Elon Musk's daily seven-figure giveaway.
Tech billionaire Elon Musk spoke to a standing room-only crowd at the Roxian Theatre Sunday about the need to get out and vote and to vote for those who intend to support the Constitution and protect the rights to free speech and bear arms.