Gazette sports editor Mike Longo Jr. notes that the Pittsburgh region is home to iconic figures, including Myron Cope, creator of the famous Terrible Towel. Introduced in 1975, this symbol of Steelers pride began as a gimmick but evolved into a beloved tradition, raising millions for charity.
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State Rep. Anita Kulik announced over $815,000 in funding from the Neighborhood Assistance Program for revitalization and affordable housing in McKees Rocks and Coraopolis. This funding supports business districts, community services and initiatives aimed at fostering long-term homeownership success.
Congressman Chris Deluzio celebrates a bipartisan victory in preserving over 100 Navy Reserve Centers, crucial for national security. His efforts ensured these facilities remain operational, supporting Navy reservists who are vital for the country’s defense readiness. He offers assistance for federal issues.
Moon Township will increase property taxes for the first time since 2014, raising the millage rate from 2.74 to 4.28 in 2026. This 56% hike aims to address financial pressures and fund crucial services in a budget that's more than $20.7 million.
Three men are awaiting a court hearing on charges that they raped and sexually assaulted two teenage girls at a home in Kennedy Township over the weekend. The three were being held in the Allegheny County Jail Tuesday after bail was denied following their arrest Monday.
Pennsylvania American Water is initiating a $2 million project in Crafton and Green Tree to replace nearly one mile of outdated water mains. This upgrade aims to enhance water reliability and flow for approximately 125 customers, with completion projected for spring 2026.
The Rev. James Hogan reflects on childhood memories of Christmas, emphasizing a shift from personal joy to a deeper understanding of Jesus's significance. This holiday represents not only celebration but also sharing the hope and joy brought by Christ to all humanity.