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In the year since a gunman opened fire at a Masontown magisterial district judge's office, district courts have become safer.
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The anticipated completion for the new school is in November 2020, with students and staff members moving the following January.
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For more than half a century, one thing was a virtual certainty in Rostraver Township: when the board of commissioners met monthly, resident Bill Monro was there.
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The Catholic Dioceses have seen a decline in both parishioners and priests in the past few decades and are looking at different ways to bring more people back.
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West Virginia University hosts conference of climate change.
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Flenniken Public Library filled with childish glee on Tuesday, for the first session of the new season’s Story Time with Miss Norma series. Each of the 17 children in attendance were greeted by name and with a hug.
Flenniken Public Library filled with childish glee on Tuesday, for the first session of the new season’s Story Time with Miss Norma series. Each of the 17 children in attendance were greeted by name and with a hug.
You need life insurance -- for yourself and those you love -- Bob Hollick says in his biweekly column.
A four-way panel discussion focuses on economic development in Washington County.
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Serve2Cure’s 2019 beneficiary is the nonprofit for which Peters Township resident Jennifer Kehm serves as development and liaison manager.
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Chartiers-Houston High School will celebrate its annual Fall Festival Oct. 4, 2019 during the football game against Monessen. Five seniors hav…
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