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West Hills Gazette

Hogan: RIP Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

The Rev. James Hogan, in his Gains & Gleanings column, notes that the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette may soon cease operations due to declining revenues and increasing competition from free online content. The decline in traditional journalism reflects broader industry struggles, influenced by biases and changing reader preferences, ultimately leading to fatal financial decisions and union disputes.

Coraopolis overturns ICE agreement following community pushback and council shakeup

Coraopolis council has decided to terminate a police partnership with ICE, with the decision coming Thursday following an hour of tense public comment in the standing-room-only meeting of roughly 75 residents. The decision came after three new council members had taken their seats, rescinding a cooperative agreement that had been in place since late December.

Behind the Lens: Over and out: Steelers’ season, Tomlin’s career as coach come to an abrupt end

Gazette Sports Editor Mike Longo Jr. revisits Wild Card Weekend, the Steelers' playoff loss to the Houston Texans Monday night at Acrisure Stadium and Tuesday's stunning announcement that coach Mike Tomlin was stepping down after 19 seasons.

Robinson Historical Society: Summit House remains a Steubenville Pike fixture

In the 19th century, the Steubenville "Turnpike" served as a crucial route between Pittsburgh and Steubenville, frequented by farmers and travelers. The historic Summit House became a lively inn and later transformed into a banquet hall, deeply embedded in Robinson Township's history.

How PA’s $82M investment will enhance West Hills recreation

Five West Hills communities will benefit from an $82 million investment for nearly 300 recreation and conservation projects across 58 counties. Local projects include pool rehabilitation in Crafton, park improvements in Ingram, planning in McKees Rocks, and land acquisitions for open space.

Another playoff loss and Tomlin’s departure: What it means for Steelers’ future

Mike Tomlin's 19-season tenure with the Steelers ended after a playoff loss to the Texans, marking a pattern of first-round exits since Ben Roethlisberger's retirement. Pittsburgh needs to improve offensive firepower, reassess quarterback development and enhance its roster to escape mediocrity in future seasons.