June 25, 2026
Serving the Western Suburbs of Pittsburgh
State officials' proposed HB1291 aims to transition public notices from print to digital, benefiting legacy newspapers like the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette while sidelining independent digital outlets. This legislation raises concerns about increased advertising costs and monopoly creation.
Lynne Deliman, a Rite Aid store manager for nearly 39 years, faces closure of her Kennedy Township store. As Rite Aid closes numerous locations, she reflects on her retail career and the emotional impact on customers and employees.
Congratulations to the class of 2025! Embrace goodbyes and hellos, learn from challenges, and remain true to yourself. Approach life with confidence, appreciate each day, and write your own story.
The Steelers are contemplating signing free agent quarterback Aaron Rodgers, but some question the necessity given their current quarterbacks. Amidst Rodgers' personal challenges, opinions vary on whether Pittsburgh is the ideal landing spot for the final chapter in his illustrious career.
Boden Hilliard's sixth-inning single led Freedom Area to a 1-0 victory Wednesday over Our Lady of the Sacred Heart in the WPIAL Class 2A championship. Despite strong pitching from both teams, OLSH fell short but advanced to the PIAA tournament.
Poulet à la Moutarde embodies the comfort of French cuisine, featuring chicken in a creamy mustard sauce perfect for any occasion. It reflects the joy of living through food and simplicity.
Each Memorial Day, representatives from various local organizations, including the McKees Rocks VFW and fire departments, visit war memorials in the McKees Rocks/Stowe area to honor fallen soldiers. Their route includes significant sites like Sto-Rox High School and Holy Trinity Polish Church, concluding at the VFW hall. (Photos)
