The renovation of Carnegie Elementary School is set to improve safety, accessibility, and educational standards. Bids are due April 3, with construction expected to begin in June and last 18-24 months.
Athletes of Action scholarship luncheon will honor three community sports luminaries
The Athletes of Action Memorial Scholarship Luncheon, now in its 14th year, has evolved from a modest start to a celebrated fundraising event. Held on April 5, it supports scholarships for scholar-athletes from Montour and Sto-Rox high schools. Since its inception, it has awarded $81,000, positively impacting numerous students.
WQED’s Be My Neighbor Day to honor resilience of McKees Rocks community
McKees Rocks will host WQED's 11th annual Be My Neighbor Day Saturday, March 22, focused on fostering community connections and resilience. The event features various activities, including interactive exhibits, ethnic foods and a meet-and-greet with Daniel Tiger. It emphasizes celebrating the community's strengths and promoting kindness among neighbors.
Bigham announces candidacy for mayor in Carnegie
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.
High school wrestling: 8 area competitors earn berths in PIAA regional tournament
Eight West Hills area wrestlers -- four from Moon Area, three from Carlynton and one from Montour -- placed among the top seven in their weight classes at the WPIAL Tournament. All seven will advance to regional action Feb. 28-March 1.
Harley’s odyssey: How a community worked together to reunite a dog and its family
Casey Dunn's six-year-old dog Harley went missing for 12 days near Kennedy Township. Community efforts led to her rescue, with support from local businesses. Harley is now safely home, recovering.
Jeff Butya: Penn State’s ‘Rudy’ left his mark on people on and off the field
Jeff Butya, a longtime Robinson Township resident and restaurant manager who made his mark as a walk-on at Penn State, died last week at the age of 65.







