June is a bustling month at the Capitol, focusing on budget discussions and various legislative initiatives. Key agenda items include a proposed minimum wage increase and cannabis legalization, both facing legislative scrutiny. Additionally, hunting regulations are under review. The aim is to finalize the state budget to support local governance and educational planning.
West Hills Gazette
Don Hollowood continues his family's musical legacy in McKees Rocks, overseeing the Hollowood Music & Sound storefront, a business founded by his father 60 years ago.
Explore the West Hills this summer with outdoor adventures like Montour Trail and Settlers Cabin Park, lively activities including concerts at Roxian Theatre and Glow Run 5K, plus farmers markets and a unique antique market for shopping delights.
The 2025 Pittsburgh Independent Film Festival runs from June 20 to 22 at the Parkway Theater. It features various films and events, including a live comedy show, with a full schedule and ticket information available.
The author reflects on discovering John Prine's poignant song "Hello in There," which addresses loneliness in old age. The piece connects this theme to post-COVID isolation, emphasizing the importance of genuine human connections and seeking meaningful relationships for happiness.
“Billy Idol Should Be Dead” is a documentary from the Tribeca Film Festival highlighting the punk rock legend’s near-fatal struggles with addiction and fame. It reveals both his tumultuous past and personal side, culminating in a story of redemption and survival.
Four players from three West Hills high schools have made the All-State baseball team. Jackson Maddix (Bishop Canevin) and Thomas Medwig (Our Lady of the Sacred Heart) earned first-team honors, while teammate Iseia Fields-Schulz and Matteo Weber Montour received second-team recognition. Each player showcased impressive statistics and strong defensive skills.