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OP-ED: Investing in public safety’s future in Washington County

There has been a lot of discussion surrounding Washington County’s decision to move forward with a new public safety building, and I think it is important for residents to understand how we got to this point. I still remember one of my first meetings as a county commissioner, sitting down ...

Green Hills keeps tradition alive as one of smallest boroughs in Pa.

When the members of Green Hills Borough Council gathered at Lone Pine Country Club on Sept. 11 so retiring Mayor Terry George could hand the reins to his successor and former council President Jodi Chapman, it felt more like a family reunion than a staid bureaucratic function. Green Hills is ...

It Takes a Village

Nearly 10 years ago, a group of friends across Washington County were inspired to step up to help others after witnessing how difficult it can sometimes be for someone in crisis to ask for help. The community-driven Facebook group was built on the belief that no one should have to face a crisis ...

Community voices shape 2026 WCCF Community Needs Assessment

From access to mental health care and adult education to the future of the county’s green spaces, Washington County residents had plenty to say about the issues affecting their communities. The Washington County Community Foundation (WCCF) recently completed its 2026 Community Needs ...

North Strabane working to draft data center ordinance

North Strabane Township supervisors are signaling their intent to implement an ordinance regulating data centers. A comprehensive ordinance will be discussed and opened up for public input on Nov. 24 at 6 p.m., an hour before the board's regularly scheduled monthly meeting. According to ...

Coroner’s office seeks information

The Washington County coroner’s office is seeking the family or next of kin for William Monheim, 69, who died Thursday at his residence in Washington. Information on potential next of kin should be directed to the coroner’s office at 724-228-6785.