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West Hills Gazette

Girls basketball preview: Montour, Sto-Rox open season with tournament action

The Montour Spartans girls basketball team, led by coach Jordan Giles, begins its season by hosting the Montour Tip Off Tournament, with games against Knoch and Quaker Valley. Sto-Rox also opens its season, competing in the Deer Lakes Tip Off Tournament Friday and Saturday.

Boys basketball preview: New coach building ‘comfortability’ at Bishop Canevin

New Bishop Canevin coach Tim Tyree Jr. is optimistic for the 2025-26 boys basketball season, building on returning talent from a successful prior season. He plans to go about things a bit differently from his predecessor and is counting on veteran leaders to help show the way.

Did You Know: Humans should embrace AI — not fear it

According to Did You Know columnist Tara Yilmaz, J. Oppenheimer emphasized the importance of unrestricted inquiry in science. In the context of artificial intelligence, concerns about job loss are overstated; AI needs human guidance. Collaboration between humans and AI enhances productivity, making new jobs and retaining roles that require emotional intelligence and creativity.

Drew’s Reviews: Lead performers shine in ‘Wicked: For Good’

"Wicked: For Good" continues the popular franchise, amassing $164 million during its opening weekend despite mixed reviews. Featuring notable performances from Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, it explores untold backstories while delivering impressive visuals, yet faces criticism for character portrayals, particularly The Wizard.

Concertgoers could reap benefits of Citizens Bank’s partnership with Roxian Theatre

The Roxian Theatre, now rebranded with Citizens’ naming rights, introduces exclusive perks for their bank card holders. This partnership aims to enhance Pittsburgh's live entertainment scene while committing to community investment and cultural enrichment through various initiatives.

It’s the most wonderful time: A roundup of West Hills holiday events

The West Hills holiday celebrations feature diverse events, including tree lightings, concerts, cookie walks and markets across various locations. Family-friendly activities include crafts, performances, and Santa visits, with many events free of charge for attendees throughout December.

New Bishop Canevin president’s vision: Building enrollment and striving for excellence

Bishop Canevin High School's new president, Brian Fernandes, is committed to enhancing the school's Catholic identity and enrollment. With a strategic plan targeting improvements in academics and facilities, his leadership aims to positively impact the school's future and community engagement.