Connellsville, PA News

• Connellsville, PA News
• Connellsville accalaureate service set for Wednesday
• Happy Memorial Day
• Mt. Pleasant students create plaques for troops
• Classmates from '40s, '50s, '60s recall high school memories
• Bronze Star Medal authorized during World War II
• Battle of the Bulge was last-ditch effort by Germany
• Like John Wayne, 'Duke' Rulli a War Hero
• Connellsville sign starts gay marriage demonstration
• Families dealing with disabilities can share Hopwood camp experience
• Menallen students, community embrace recycling programs
• Connellsville grad included on 'distinguished' list
• Belle Vernon man faces trial for homicide by vehicle
• Custodian brings color to gifted LH students' creations
• Steamy heat settles in for holiday
• The past under our feet
• Ohioan, indeed, pillar of his former community
• Daily Courier news briefs
• 2 charged by Perryopolis police in sex assaults on girl, 13
• Memorial Day weekend forecast -- expect the heat
• Lower gas prices mean higher travel numbers this weekend
• Lots of musical entertainment this weekend in Connellsville
• 4-H gearing up for summer camps 
• Acme church holds rummage sale
• Don't drink the milk!
• Southmoreland school board splits decision on proposed budget
• Mt. Pleasant Township OKs electronic competitive bidding
• Fayette City man sought in theft of $5,000 worth of fuel
• Judge orders plea deal review in fatal accident case
• Supposed signers of Cavanagh petition claim forgery
• Future of tourism in Yough Country is symposium topic
• Connell to close permanently at end of 2012-13 year
• Connellsville Area School Board adopts tentative budget
• Trooper's nephew Gyurke to join family at dedication
• Riders will see increase of FACT fares in July
• Perryopolis crash victim was from Belle Vernon
• Fayette grand jury may probe vote fraud
• Summer Kickoff set at Laurelvile Mennonite Church
• Memorial Day services planned in Fay-West communities
• Southmoreland School Board meets tonight
• Dropped ticket under scrutiny in Connellsville
• Connellsville readies for upcoming Geranium Festival
• ARD revoked for ex-teacher in Fayette sexting case
• Trooper Gyurke will be honored for his service
• Mt. Pleasant OKs electronic competitive bidding
• Mt. Pleasant plans for Memorial Day
• Former Connellsville residents set for symposium
• Frazier board is hoping to hold line on taxes
• Geibel to hold commencement ceremony Friday
• Diabetes class being offered in Fayette
• Uniontown teen going to prison for fatal shooting
• Golden Reunion registration deadline near
• Everson denies police chief's raise request
• Connellsville health board takes first steps to demolish buildings
• Connellsville ready to salute America, vets
• Relative charged in Fayette kidnap threat
• Stranger punches woman in face in Uniontown
• Board-wielding uncle allegedly hits nephew in Uniontown
• Rat infestation at Fayette courthouse unlikely, official says
• Relative charged in Fayette kidnap threat
• South Connellsville carnival set to start
• Memorial at Connellsville airport dedicated to the WASP of WWII
• Roaming black bear concerns Vanderbilt residents
• Bullskin man wants sewage issue on nearby property resolved
• Western Pennsylvania to witness only nine minutes of partial solar eclipse
• Connellsville team wins Envirothon, advances to state competition
• Farmington event celebrates legacy of metalsmiths
• Fayette hall of fame class grows by 7 players, 3 teams
• Judge's lack of action leads to DeWeese prison release
• Blaze destroys Uniontown home, damages two others
• Judge rejects attempt to block Fayette clerk's hiring
• Fayette human services agency rallies against state cuts
• Connellsville Area board to consider school closures
• Charleroi man sought for Fayette County burglaries
• Washington woman accused in theft from employer
• Mystery surrounding crash in North Buffalo solved
• Insurer steps out of Brownsville lawsuit over pledge
• Western Pennsylvania to witness only nine minutes of partial solar eclipse
• School Yard Sale at Mt. Zion returns
• Girls' league hosting 100-innings game on Saturday
• High School students test their creativity in the kitchen
• Christian center celebrates 30 years of serving community
• Some Verizon customers without phone service
• Deceased Vietnam vets being remembered at AMVETS
• Everson firemen to sell hoagies this weekend
• Uniontown driver shot in wrists in road rage
• Convicted Uniontown rapist to serve 8 to 16 years
• Fayette seeks dismissal of lawsuit
• Plans are finalized for club's Gernaium Festival  
• National Road Festival events scheduled for weekend
• Vietnam veterans plan 2-day vigil in Hopwood
• Mayor lines up against Act 13 oil, gas development
• Cal U president ousted
• Relay for Life team to host scavenger hunt
• Improvements to Yough River Park work in progress
• Connellsville Glee Jubilee being held at Junior High East
• Hearings for Baptist church employee continued
• First United Church sponsors 'Italian wedding'
• Charges dropped against woman who tried to hit ex with car in Dunbar Township
• Westmoreland Senior Games mark 30th anniversary 
• New FCC regulations could affect small companies
• Theft charges dismissed against Uniontown American Legion official
• Fayette commissioners won't back shale lawsuit
• Fayette commissioners OK 2 employees' hiring details
• Southmoreland district warns parents of whooping cough case; no outbreak expected
• Relay for Life team to host scavenger hunt for fundraiser
• Suspect surrenders after road-rage shooting in North Union
• Perry Elementary School goes into lockdown mode
• Road rage touches off North Union confrontation
• Lady Leps' rally saves season
• Leps hold on to top Beaver
• Cornhole tournament Sunday at Kosciuszko Club
• Zoning request approved for Scottdale bed and breakfast
• Belle Vernon man decries demolition project costs
• Uniontown Area budget does away with several jobs
• Alverton man designated predator
• Southmoreland confirms 1 case of whooping cough
• Upper Tyrone residents voice concerns over maintenance code
• Scottdale approves occupancy permit application plan, fee
• Scottdale to use CDBG funds for sidewalk ramps
• Text shows murderous intent, say Uniontown police
• Theft charges dismissed against Uniontown American Legion official
• Fayette judge allows death-penalty pursuit
• Jamaican pleads guilty to lottery fraud
• Mt. Pleasant passes tentative spending plan
• No injuries reported in school van accident
• City council set to vote on replacement of chairman
• Most students meet vaccine deadline
• Mt. Pleasant student does her part to help the environment
• Scottdale's Aaron Dugger just starting his musical career
• Soprano Alyssa Hensel at Wesley church Sunday
• Town hall meeting to focus on FCC service reform
• Police investigate daytime burglaries in Perry Township
• Fayette judge dismisses Connellsville property owner's appeal
• Norvelt Historical Society looking to reminisce
• Donegal supervisors plan for summer roadwork
• Baseball legend visits Connellsville Junior High West
• Get Caught Reading with Scottdale Library
• Mill Run Church continues plans for rebuilding
• LUX Drama Youth Group plans fundraiser for church
• Longtime Connellsville postal employee turns in mailbag
• Uniontown man charged, jailed in fatal shooting
• Get Caught Reading with Scottdale Library
• Mill Run Church continues plans for rebuilding
• LUX Drama Youth Group plans fundraiser for church
• Longtime Connellsville postal employee turns in mailbag
• Uniontown man charged, jailed in fatal shooting
• Police investigate daytime burglaries in Perry Township
• Town hall meeting to focus on FCC service reform
• Women's Day grows in 31st year on Eberly Campus
• Point Marion grandmother aims to raise abuse awareness
• Fayette law library exhibit shows artist's progression
• Participants sought for battle of the bands in Uniontown
• Highmark asks state approval to hike rates for direct consumer plans
• Some have hurdles to leap in quest to become mothers 
• Police memorial service set for Tuesday
• Lower Tyrone looking for owner of aging cemetery
• Connellsville High continues in dual-enrollment program
• Remembering Minna Jacobs and all moms on Mother's Day
• Grindstone man charged with carrying weapon without a license
• Suicide prevention education community program scheduled in Fayette
• Regional briefs
• Southmoreland district leaders look for ways to reduce deficit
• Intermediate Unit teacher suspended in choking incident
• Pickup driver taken to hospital after truck flips in Smock <
• Connellsville teacher quits under 'sexting' cloud<
• Southmoreland's work on budget continues
• Connellsville Township hires new road foreman
• Change, education stressed to property owners
• Cow to have piece of pie at Frazier football boosters' fundraiser
• Mt. Pleasant's Community Yard Sale to mark 2nd year
• Judge refuses to intervene in hiring of Fayette County clerk
• Perry council to obtain estimate on water problem
• Letter carriers again join 'Stamp Out Hunger' drive
• Walker: A mom by any other name
• Judge tosses Fairchance man's petition to stop clerk's hiring
• Homeless man convicted in rape of Habitat volunteer
• Connellsville board gets update on renovation work
• Mt. Pleasant man held for trial on numerous charges
• 'Right Before Your Eyes' on Geyer stage
• Southmoreland school picnic set for Kennywood on May 21
• >Summit at Southmoreland focuses on life choices
• Progress continues on high school renovations
• Uniontown McDonald's manager guilty of indecent exposure
• 'Green Walk' coming to Mt. Pleasant
• Authority disputes owing contractor more money for project
• Fayette officials seek answers to Tuesday prison escape
• Uniontown lawyer to be disbarred; won't fight misconduct charges
• Students asked to think about choices they make
• Regional briefs
• Fairchance man acquitted in jailhouse beating
• McGrann woman charged with arson
• Uniontown 18-year-old accused of raping boy
• Dickerson Run woman charged with stealing from church
• Plan would speed sale of Fayette-owned properties
• Fay-West area property owners, landlords urged to attend meeting
• Heavy rain swamps several roads throughout region
• Geyer to present mini-musical this weekend
• Fayette inmate escapes, is captured 5 minutes later
• Fayette veterans plan vigil
• Connellsville students lend helping hand to Goodwill
• Fayette County Jail needs business manager, some believe
• Southmoreland board revises several policies
• Southmoreland board revises several policies
• Champion Christian to hold first school musical
• 'Golden Reunion' to blend past, present, future
• Former Girl Scout leading new members toward great memories
• Girl Scouting still strong after 100 years
• Hampton church to hold hoagie sale
• Connellsville native returns home to lead Catholic flock
• Fairview Church of God celebrates 150th anniversary
• Frazier plans to negotiate request for $24K with career tech center
• Laurel Highlands School Board to notify teachers of possible layoffs
• Homeschool support seminar offered at church
• Former Mt. Pleasant resident featured speaker at Cal U convocation
• Rest-room modifications at Yough Park authorized
• Southmoreland board OKs tax-abatement zone at former Sony Corp. site
• Teacher held for trial on 'sexting' charges
• Connellsville man seeks community's help
• Fayette zoning board eyes coal yard
• Connellsville City Council continues efforts to reduce blight
• City OK's CDBG projects
• Hanna's Town opens season May 5
• Briefs: Hospitals reducing energy use
• Apple Hill Playhouse announces 2012 season of plays, musicals
• Titanic's tragic end to be discussed during Sunday program
• Scottdale delays paying some BIU bills
• Everson to consider replacing part-time policeman
• State Theatre hosts Vox Audio
• Boy Scouts to hold annual food drive on April 28
• Mt. Pleasant Friends to host 'Titanic' event
• Mountain chamber to host business, community fair
• Mt. Pleasant Township road work to start in July
• Shaner remembered as straightforward, no-nonsense kind of man
• Exchange student encourages others to study abroad
• Local businesses show support for Bullskin fair
• Five German exchange students studying at high school
• Perryopolis residents vocal on garbage service
• New immunization guidelines require additional shots
• Connellsville-area man discovers first-hand accounts from Titanic
• Ideas for eastern business district redevelopment shared
• Veteran makes plans to restore Alverton honor roll
• Bullskin, Upper Tyrone receive grants for road signs
• Zumba FUNdraiser to benefit American Cancer Society
• Dawson couple open Tiny Bubbles Laundry and Car Wash
• Upper Tyrone gets residents involved in code issue
• Lower Tyrone looking at animal control options
• Donegal Township supervisors accept bids for road materials
• Industrial development officials seek tax-abatement zone at former Sony site
• Charity benefit set for tonight in Donegal
• Meghan Good to speak at Laurelville
• Donegal church celebrates 60 years
• Westmoreland commissioner sees growth in the county
• Springfield man headed for court
• Uniontown woman's distant kin on Titanic
• 2 headed to court on chop shop allegations
• Perryopolis woman charged with attempted homicide
• 17 people who booked Titanic were headed to Mon Valley
• High school renovations ahead of schedule
• Author's new play explores Monessen's links to Titanic
• Christian center plans charity auction
• McCali Manor hosts Kenny Blake
• 'Secret Garden' to open at Geyer on Thursday
• Greensburg event to combine play with discussion
• Appliance recycling program opens
• Dawson woman charged in meat cleaver attack
• Kasunic to speak at PSU Fayette commencement
• True stories of 'unsinkable, sinkable' ship as compelling as 'Jack' and 'Rose'
• Mt. Pleasant hires business manager
• Mt. Pleasant Township recreation department to bring back programs
• Making ice cream — George Washington style
• Geibel ready for its Spring Auction
• 2 longtime faculty members to be honored
• Today's luxury liners benefit from lessons learned in 1912
• Scottdale discusses occupancy permit form
• Connellsville Area to vote on website contract
• Booklet planned for firefighters to show thanks
• 100 years later, Titanic disaster still titillates, intrigues millions
• Jacobs Creek Area Faith in Action to host spring fundraiser
• Easter brings special messages from the pulpit
• Uniontown kindergarten registration requirements announced
• PennDOT work plan released
• Discard or return raw Berks County milk/cheese
• Court upholds striking Cavanagh from ballot
• USDA plans to conduct statewide projects on free school meals
• 'Human Trafficking: Modern Day Slavery' lecture planned at Seton Hill
• Farm-safety expert urges precautions to limit skid-steer accidents, fatalities
• Mt. Pleasant Rotary taps Dr. Robert Keeler as Citizen of the Year
• Scottdale Historical Society needs volunteers
• Mt. Pleasant police warn vandals to stay out of parks
• Preliminary hearing for Connellsville teacher postponed
• Dunbar Township to draft mandatory garbage collection ordinance
• Bullskin Township church to host Easter musical
• The last Easter basket hunt
• Savanicks now own DeMuth Florist in Connellsville
• Additional cameras being installed at Yough and East parks
• TJ Maxx, Kohl's, restaurant to open in South Union
• Southmoreland teachers, board approve 4-year pact
• 2 Fayette women headed for Westmoreland court
• Jewelry store owners believe new boutique will be gem on Connellsville's West Side
• New retail business planned for Connellsville's West Side
• 'Dance Your Shoes Off' combines charity and worship
• Fort Necessity offers kids fun lessons on young Washington
• 'The Secret Garden' comes to Geyer
• Friends of Scottdale library meet tonight
• Fallingwater opens season
• Scottdale Fall Festival planning already under way
• Oldies dance to feature Bill Lemon
• YMCA plans Healthy Kids Day
• Kids, enjoy that Easter vacation
• Redding Up Connellsville project kicks off
• Connellsville officials working to reopen community center pool
• Champion church demonstrating true meaning of Holy Days
• Mt. Pleasant VFW needs community support
• Perry Township prepares for summer road paving
• Mt. Pleasant cracking down on vandals
• South Union residents discuss police protection
• Westmoreland County Prison Board asks for federal help
• Cream puffs removed from sale in Connellsville
• Uniontown woman knows eggs-zactly how to do it
• Pa. House debates trimming membership to 153
• Donegal Elementary writing camp designed for fun, learning
• Fayette County Heritage Corridor takes shape
• Connellsville track splits with Derry
• Connellsville avenges blowout loss to Mt. Pleasant
• Laurel Highlands hires construction firm for high school project
• Ex-Steeler Hoke is celebrity host of YMCA golf classic
• Easter Bunny preparing for his visit to Scottdale
• City man charged with holding teen in apartment for hours
• Southmoreland board, teachers to vote on contract next week
• PennDOT continues bridge-improvement projects
• State wants manure management plans
• Yough River Trail Race set for April 7
• Food bank needs funds, supplies
• Wildlife Works needs volunteers
• Uniontown native welcomed as new Donegal-area pastor
• Religious News
• Doing it right
• The end is here — and she loses more than 11 pounds
• Water rates going up for North Fayette customers
• Mt. Pleasant sewage project moves forward
• Laurel Highlands hires construction firm for high school renovation
• Connellsville Area Ministerial Association organizes Palm Sunday March
• Dawson makes plans to honor vets of Vietnam, Korean wars
• Geibel baseball team wins first game of season
• Mt. Pleasant returns to win column in solid fashion
• Man charged in Wal-Mart incident
• Uniontown apartment tenant accused of arson
• Dismissal of charges sought in fatal Uniontown crash
• Event to help fund July 3rd celebration
• Dawson Honor Roll Committee seeks aid
• FRIENDS eager to help library
• Southmoreland Primary students will hop to it
• Another frost expected in Fay-West region
• Hand-sewn work offered by quilt guild
• Borough to hold fundraiser to benefit fireworks display
• Morrell firefighters concerned about vicinity of sewer project
• Geibel to present 'Cats' at State Theatre
• Vision for downtown Connellsville in works
• Connellsville, Mt. Pleasant split track meet
• Mt. Pleasant seeks return to prominence
• Celebrity Chef Cook-Off planned
• FRIENDS seek members to assist with library
• Mt. Pleasant council plans quarterly meetings with authorities
• Southmoreland continues gathering public input on budget
• Connellsville attempts to stop blight
• South Union, Dunbar coal company reach agreement
• Southmoreland softball team cruises past Derry
• Mt. Pleasant track primed for big year
• Frazier track team expects to be competitive
• Mayors, councils eager to share at G5 Summit
• G5 Summit closes on high note
• SimMan arrives in Connellsville
• Pittsburgh Steelers Footballers basketball team heading to Connellsville
• Seminar draws many to discuss Braddock's Trail
• Benefits, problems at local parks discussed
• Southmoreland roundtable to discuss finances
• Five area municipalities discuss public safety concerns
• Connellsville man donates foot of hair to good cause
• Fay-Penn unveils pair of business development projects
• Southmoreland adjusting to new coach, system
• Mt. Pleasant softball team wins opener
• Uniontown school plan support
• Freedom at risk
• Put school safety first
• Laurels & Lances
• Hitting Highlands Hospital's high notes
• Last Clinton fish fry of Lent is today
• Eat well on a budget
• Fay-West G5 addresses Right-to-Know, taxes, code enforcement
• G5 Summit kicks off
• 2 waive hearings to Fayette court; 2 proceedings continued
• Fayette airport receives $200,000 grant
• Council prepared to sell former armory
• Ohioan arrested, removed from train in Connellsville
• Young accident victim remains hospitalized
• Mt. Pleasant looks to make noise
• Connellsville boys tennis falls again
• Toy show planned at Kecksburg Fire Hall
• History of Braddock's Road to be discussed
• Community center board gives council marketing plan
• Connellsville police educated on dealing with people with hearing problems
• Ebensburg woman killed in North Union vehicle accident
• Tulane hoops standout Benzio has local ties
• Connellsville track team flush with talent
• Mt. Pleasant tennis team posts shutout
• Historical society to present seminars
• Rotary elimination dinner set for Saturday
• Scottdale mayor: Clean up after dogs
• Bunny Hop fundraiser scheduled to raise money for leukemia research
• West Side home rezoned for operation of gun shop
• High school students to compete in rodeo
• Community Center officials seek collaboration with city
• Clock readies for installation in Everson
• Bar set high for Frazier baseball team
• Connellsville junior high student headed to national spelling bee
• Summer food program will be held in Everson
• Spring is here; warm temperatures remain
• Mt. Pleasant Township resident concerned about littering
• Mt. Pleasant to crack down on speeders
• Mt. Pleasant pins hopes on new lineup
• Southmoreland tennis team drops opener
• Connellsville Area extends deal with maintenance staff
• Frazier students given opportunity to sample college
• Mt. Pleasant freshman enjoys PIAA experience
• Frazier girls face another challenge
• Roaring Lions drop 2 to Hiram College
• Normalville man charged with stealing freezer from barn
• Southmoreland continues to make strides toward respectability
• Norvelt woman charged with forgery, identity theft
• JROTC aims to motivate young people to become better citizens
• Mt. Pleasant golden retriever to appear on area billboards
• Dickerson Run family taps into maple syrup tradition
• Fay-West summit to focus on sharing information
• Mt. Pleasant swimmers compete at state meet
• McGuffey tops Mt. Pleasant
• An 'F' in safety
• Laurels & Lances
• Making a difference
• Man dies in Bullskin Township crash
• Enjoy the benefits of green tea and exercise
• Park restroom renovation project hits a snag
• Laurel Highlands looking at $2 million to $3 million deficit in budget
• Frazier music teacher, acting superintendent announce retirements
• Scottdale Parks Commission searching for members
• Everson's Centennial Park gets upgrades
• Suspect in bar stabbing held for court
• Connellsville builds around young talent
• Local pastor to share stories of mission trip to India
• Normalville ladies plan events for fire department
• St. Patrick's Day dinner to benefit church's roof fund
• Breakneck Church of God holds chili cookoff
• Input on Connellsville schools nearing deadline
• Zoning, impact fees concern residents
• 4 major segments of Connellsville High School renovations done
• Mt. Pleasant boys win tennis opener
• Southmoreland track teams have high expectations
• Southmoreland to hold Evening of the Arts
• Conn-Area students prepare for annual performance
• Connellsville ready to celebrate St. Patrick's Day
• Scottdale again discusses code enforcement officer
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• Southmoreland teachers hoping for progress on new contract
• Fayette task force to address new law on Marcellus shale
• Scottdale again discusses code enforcement issues
• Dunbar moves forward with post office building purchase
• Upper Tyrone residents upset with property maintenance rules
• Connellsville to get $300,000 in CDBG money this year
• Mt. Pleasant swimmers set goals for state meet
• Corned beef, cabbage meal set for Saturday
• Self-defense program helps women, Carnegie Free Library
• Normalville VFD plans different kind of fundraiser
• Residents expected to voice concerns against updating codes
• MPASD expected to save thousands
• Donegal supervisors plan to check investment rates
• Connellsville Area board may keep full-day program
• Decathlete goes from Uniontown to Stanford
• Geibel hoping to overcome small roster
• Basketball champions crowned
• Southmoreland decides against investigation
• Volunteers' hearts are bigger than gasoline prices
• Ramsay, Donegal elementaries motivate pupils for PSSAs
• Fay-West schools ready for PSSAs
• Stabbing at Connellsville Township bar spurs charges
• Connellsville's Kenney finishes 7th at state meet
• Leisenring food distribution set for March 21
• Something's fishy in the Fay-West region again this Lent
• Wesley UM Church plans 200th anniversary celebration
• Southmoreland wrestlers experience up, down day
• Connellsville softball team looks for mental edge
• The Arc of hope
• Laurels & Lances
• Let's clean up Connellsville
• Community Action hosting St. Patrick's Day events
• Fish fry held at Clinton church
• Bone health remains vital link in overall health
• Southmoreland opens girls head basketball coach contract
• Former Southmoreland business manager explains fund balance
• Don't forget tax liability, Connellsville Township residents told
• Penn State Fayette teams finish seasons
• Connellsville's Wiltrout opens state meet with win
• Connellsville looks bounce back
• Frazier's Rodriguez picks D-III school
• Fall Festival Committee set to meet
• Second round of speakers announced
• Alverton grandmother featured in film
• PennDOT details modernization efforts on new web page
• Southmoreland High institutes community reading program
• Rotary continues international fight to eradicate polio
• Mt. Pleasant police canine Gerro goes back to school
• Highlands Hospital poised for good fiscal year, says board chairman
• PSU Fayette teams lose in first round of championships
• Southmoreland tennis craves outright title
• CYBL playoff action begins
• Elementary celebrates Read Across America, donates to animal shelter
• New deli offers a little bit of everything
• Commission gives initial OK for parking lot proposal
• Austin Park renovations in place
• Dogs, owners excited about new park
• High winds damage trail property
• Connellsville to host CDBG public hearing
• Area wrestlers not satisfied with just reaching PIAAs
• Business manager position may be filled next week in Mt. Pleasant district
• 'Fools' to hit the Geyer Performing Arts stage
• 'Beauty and the Beast Jr.' opens Friday
• Day care center relocates to Scottdale
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• Mt. Pleasant wants its buildings to be energy efficient
• Trio of Viking swimmers headed to state playoffs
• Practice for spring seasons begins
• Bower Attorney at Law posts victory
• Fayette native to return to Iwo Jima
• Road salt abundant in Fay-West
• Missing Connellsville truck driver found
• Geyer adds online ticket sales
• PIC to hold open house Wednesday to show off adult education programs
• Falcon Foundation seeks nominees for Hall of Fame
• Two Connellsville wrestlers earn PIAA berths
• Change in strategy lifts Southmoreland wrestler
• Scholarship workshop set for Carnegie library
• Trail Town Corps coordinator moving on
• Career center students lend talents to build musical sets
• Connellsville wrestlers one win away from qualifying for PIAA tournament
• Jacobs Creek group targets streambanks, water runoff
• Mt. Pleasant's Nelson awaits word on PIAA berth
• Enjoy the Bullskin Opry on Saturday
• Week 7: 27 days left to increase exercise
• Organization continues to work toward preserving town's history
• Dunbar considers mandatory collection
• Connellsville wrestlers take on WPIAL's best
• Southmoreland School Board wants public input
• Connellsville, Mt. Pleasant play waiting game
• Geyer stages 'Fools'
• Southmoreland to stage 'Puss in Boots'
• Grants awarded to eight Fayette nonprofits
• Daily Courier Spelling Bee winners lauded
• Scottdale library offers tax preparation
• Upper Tyrone family adopts two girls from Ethiopia
• Connellsville set for WPIALs
• Scottdale couple celebrates six (or 24th) wedding anniversary
• Chamber honors pride of area
• Fayette Relay For Life sets goal of $135,000
• Transfiguration to host spaghetti dinner
• Mt. Pleasant well-represented at WPIALs
• March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month
• 'Cinderella' will be performed beginning Thursday
• Woman faces hearing for fraud, identify theft
• YMCA offers group exercise for adults
• Students place second in Future City competition
• Awareness can improve Connellsville's health, attractiveness
• Mt. Pleasant Area School Board, teachers reach accord
• Connellsville swimmers pursue records
• Dunbar Family Dental gets St. Rita's victory
• Three Donegal Elementary students headed to Canada
• Fayette Area Coordinated Transportation changes coming
• Fay-West small businesses cope with high prices at pump
• Fay-West gasoline prices continue to rise
• Rescued horses await homes at Westmoreland Fairgrounds
• Lenten lunches planned in Connellsville
• Fayette women pass test, win PSUAC championship
• Connellsville cleans up at Section 2-AAA
• Freshmen grapplers fall short at WPIAL meet
• Connellsville diver places 14th in WPIALs
• Connellsville will again host cornhole tournament
• Southmoreland's Datz pulls off upset in AA
• Uniontown diver advances to PIAAs
• Fayette women advance to PSUAC finals
• Despite Connellsville high school construction, the show must go on
• Scarry & Associates tops Rock Starz in CYBL
• Florida man held for court on drug charges
• Brothers charged in Scottdale thefts, wheelchair vandalism
• Connellsville looks to sectional bouts
• Connellsville hockey team drops finale
• Sluggish opening sabotages Frazier
• Clinton Church of God holds fish fry
• Week 6: Prevent illness by maintaining healthy habits
• Connellsville schools to host open houses
• Two Mt. Pleasant men charged with January home burglary
• East Coast Graphix gets CYBL win
• Elderly woman killed in crash on Route 21 in South Union
• Mt. Pleasant Ministerium continues Lenten luncheon tradition
• Connellsville junior enjoys spotlight
• St. Pius, ministerium to offer Lenten meals
• Everson Outreach plans to purchase clock for veterans memorial
• PSU Fayette loses in quarterfinals
• Cook's lumber property gets new life
• Returning Mt. Pleasant soldier gets Christmas celebration
• St. Pius volunteers continue to make homemade pizza
• Mt. Pleasant Township prepares for road work
• Ramping up offense Frazier concern
• Standouts emerge in youth basketball leagues
• Healthy eating project earns Normalville girl a Gold Award
• Car crash victim seeks motorized wheelchair
• Group receives Growing Greener grant
• Frazier district finances are stable
• Scottdale women help in fight against cancer
• Vikings, Scotties pick up wrestling medals
• Frazier girls fall in opening round
• Frazier staves off upstart Riverview
• Geibel loses another opening-round playoff game
• Uniontown Hospital aims to provide greater affiliation with UPMC
• Southmoreland struggles with budget because of state cuts
• Scottdale's Gazebo Parklet area to get facelift
• Principal: Southmoreland Primary Center a foundation for learning
• PHEAA offers hundreds of free FAFSA completion sessions
• Online auction will support California University scholarships
• Courthouse staffing
• Hockey fairness
• Reader's condolences
• Laurels & Lances
• Big Brother is watching
• Bullskin VFC gets website
• Breakneck Church of God youth programs continue to grow
• Bullskin firefighters host discount food sale fundraiser
• Week 5: Good dental hygiene promotes overall fitness
• Makeup artist works to bring characters to life
• Upper Tyrone residents question parking situation
• Southmoreland to present 'Puss in Boots'
• Residents ask board to consider auxiliary gym
• Board president promises openness before district acts to close any schools
• Connellsville hockey team blanked
• Local wrestlers prep for individual postseason
• Donegal Township windfall to fund projects
• St. John's to sponsor free lunch
• It's 'Piping Hot' at New Haven
• Eating, exercise program offered
• Delinquent per capita taxes go to collection in Connellsville
• Program attempts to spark interest in oil, natural gas careers
• Nonprofit animal refuge needs help getting started
• Connellsville wrestlers top Bethel Park
• Fayette airport manager, solicitor to discuss hangar leases
• Geibel prepares for playoff test
• Scott C's gets CYBL victory
• Mt. Pleasant Church of God offers free meals
• Mt. Pleasant prepares for PSSA tests
• Scottdale eliminating 16-21 parking places for noncompliance
• Uniontown Area to save at least $160K
• Mt. Pleasant looking for new ideas, people
• Possible Connellsville school closures concern many
• Reverend vows to hold Sunday services at gutted church
• Seven area teams earn spots WPIAL playoffs
• Guthrie, PSU-Fayette women top DuBois
• Dunbar to purchase post office building
• Mt. Pleasant prepares for PSSA tests
• Dunbar exercises option to purchase post office building
• South Connellsville names full-time police officer
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• Mt. Pleasant in college credit program
• Vehicle homicide hearing continued
• Fire marshal visits Mystic Mountain lodge
• Mt. Pleasant girls end regular season with win
• Penn State Fayette teams riding 3-game winning streaks
• Connellsville couple reunite at Scottdale facility
• Mt. Pleasant artist enjoys getting his work out
• Mt. Pleasant Area students can earn credits for college
• Mt. Pleasant couple jailed after domestic, trespass
• Connellsville sets hearings on school closures
• Scottdale woman's valentine memories go back 85 years
• A billion valentines sent: Medieval tradition continues
• Connellsville season ends with defeat
• Leisenring church food distribution is Wednesday
• Master of the Wok offers Chinese take-out in Scottdale
• Southmoreland School District OKs refunding portion of bonds
• Couple jailed after domestic, trespass
• Scottdale teen reads for charity
• Proposed Pa. budget raises more concerns
• Connellsville High School renovations progressing
• Southmoreland tops Yough to close regular season
• Geibel routs Elderton in final game of season
• Organizations get funding to benefit young people
• Township turns funds over to joint sewage authority
• The blood you give
• School lunch concerns
• Uniontown gymnasium gripe
• Laurels & Lances
• CACTC offers skills for a lifetime
• Springfield firemen to hold pancake meal
• 3 locals compete in state competitions
• Week 4: A little dark chocolate can help the heart
• Connellsville Township turns funds over to joint sewage authority
• Southmoreland studies refunding bond
• Fundraiser to keep dinner guests in the dark
• Mt. Pleasant loses chance at section title
• Frazier girls clinch WPIAL playoff spot
• Penn State's sustainability strategic plan will be shared Feb. 17
• Perry Township questions authority on monthly sewage fee
• New sewage enforcement officer in Lower Tyrone
• Perryopolis takes action to collect outstanding debt
• Mt. Pleasant School Board studying refinancing options
• Webinar to examine Marcellus Shale gas development impacts on transportation
• Scottdale BPW to meet tonight
• Negotiations over coal removal ongoing
• Mt. Pleasant resident addresses safety issues with neighborhood property
• East Huntingdon residents want water, sewage
• Connellsville Township VFD to host comedy show, dinner
• Mt. Pleasant loses to East Allegheny
• CASD 2012-13 school year starts Sept. 4
• Frazier basketball returns to prominence
• Bud Murphy's garners a victory in CYBL action
• Trauger VFD to host Valentine's dinner
• Frazier boys cruise past Beth-Center for win
• Connellsville boys win, but misses playoffs
• Local schools await details on education funding
• Saltlick rescinds auditor appointment
• First Energy expanding Connellsville operations
• Mt. Pleasant resident addresses safety issues with neighborhood property
• Penn State Fayette hosts 'Think Pink'
• Produce to People distribution set for Thursday
• Relay for Life team hosts bowling tournament
• Connellsville Moose hosting mystery dinner
• FCCAA begins planning for 20th annual Boston Beanery 5K fundraiser
• Negotiations over coal removal ongoing
• Mt. Pleasant's defense handcuffs Yough
• Connellsville girls suffer narrow defeat
• Southmoreland to study policies
• LHCC dissolves, unites with Westmoreland group
• Ellis Optometry earns St. Rita's victory
• Scottdale kicks off library fundraising campaign
• Connellsville candy company prepares for Valentine's Day
• Bornstein to receive new hearing regarding 2008 Connellsville termination
• Commonwealth Court upholds Fayette zoning decision
• Upper Tyrone project receives low-interest loan
• East Huntingdon residents want water, sewage
• Mt. Pleasant girls shine at WCCA swimming
• Connellsville falls short of PIAA berth
• Super Cupboard program open to qualifying families
• Mt. Pleasant's food pantry running smoothly
• Mt. Pleasant landlords aim toward education
• Sewage authority awaits cost of Bullskin project
• Clairton runs away from Geibel
• Connellsville wrestlers fall in WPIAL semis
• Dickerson Run man charged with disseminating child pornography
• Banquet Bandits present 'The Agent Assassination'
• Southmoreland boys topple Mt. Pleasant
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• School lunch concerns
• Agent Orange justice
• Laurels & Lances
• Fayette County Courthouse staffing meets public needs
• Obama's state of illusion speech
• Founder Patrick Henry in focus
• Normalville firemen selling hoagies
• Nun stays fit, and gets new calling
• Youth Honors Concert and Jazz Band Concert at Seton Hill on Saturday
• Week 3: The importance of keeping active while eating right
• Dunbar supervisors eye mandatory garbage service
• Sewage authority awaits cost of Bullskin project
• Students seek residents' help collecting jeans for needy teens
• Basketball game proceeds to benefit pancreatic cancer research
• Mt. Pleasant girls top Laurel Highlands in overtime
• Younthful Connellsville set for next step
• Friends of the Library meets tonight
• CACTC to host open house
• Mild weather a plus for Fay-West region
• Conn-Area students fare well in new home
• Southmoreland collects nonsection victory
• Young Connellsville team advances to semis
• Ink Spot gets first CYBL win
• Omelet breakfast being served Sunday
• Township auditors keep Carson's salary same
• Mt. Pleasant girls beat Belle Vernon
• After rough month, Connellsville gets on a roll
• Ink Spot gets first CYBL win
• Comedy act due at Geyer theater
• Connellsville girls swim past East Allegheny
• Bullskin man charged with assaulting EMT
• Young wrestlers key Connellsville
• New coach no stranger to Geibel
• Brimstone Building undergoes repairs
• Jacobyansky Dental posts St. Rita's victory
• Mt. Pleasant Area cheerleaders perform in Florida
• Sprout Fund offers seed awards in Fayette, Greene
• Scottdale retains code enforcement officer
• Mt. Pleasant School District receives three grants
• Mt. Pleasant VFW seeks members
• Connellsville boys end 6-game slide
• Events will remember pair of victims of Fayette County crash
• Mt. Pleasant's In-Town Shops almost filled
• Frazier boys surge past Jeannette
• Southmoreland boys win 5th straight game
• Faithful help Connellsville Area Community Ministries with move
• Laurels & Lances
• Businesses step up
• Indian Creek Valley still without maintenance supervisor
• St. Raymond's holds 'Night at the Races' tonight
• Week 2: Healthy eating is introduced
• 'While the Lights Were Out' coming to Geyer
• CACTC students show off their skills
• Alternatives.Yes awarded $10,000 grant to expand its Life Skills program
• NFCMA plan will extend water service to Virgin Run area
• Eberly Campus honors Paterno with vigil
• Shuster: Marcellus shale could revitalize Fayette
• Geibel girls shut down by Serra Catholic
• Frazier girls' rally falls short
• Connellsville to start postseason at home
• Everson welcomes new council members
• Mt. Pleasant chiropractor donates toys to fire department
• Bullskin overturns auditors' mandates
• Southmoreland wrestlers lose 5th-place match
• Draybella Salon gets OT win in CYBL play
• Business donates to Mt. Pleasant swim team
• 'Night at the Races' on Feb. 11
• Genealogy program to start at Scottdale Public Library
• Free job training offered at WCCC
• DeMichelis family purchases Connellsville Bottling Works
• Mt. Pleasant Township sewage project 'moving along'
• Southmoreland shows support for bill that could provide special aid to districts
• Second phase of Dunbar Township sewage expansion project moves ahead
• Connellsville property owners face trials for violating city codes
• Fayette County not immune to child abuse claims
• Penn State Eberly Campus plans vigil for Paterno
• Geibel trumps Mapletown in nonsection play
• Connellsville's hot start only a memory
• West Side Tire earns victory over Polish Club
• Beloved Connellsville resident remembered for columns
• Southmoreland board meetings moved to middle school
• Mt. Pleasant students help fill 'Mighty' Max's mailbox
• Delivery of cards for leukemia patient hits temporary detour
• Truck escape ramp coming on Route 711
• Livingstone, Frazier girls post road victory
• Mt. Pleasant council president: Medic 10 operating better than ever
• Mt. Pleasant ties Uniontown for first
• Gallo resigns from hearing board; takes seat on Connellsville authority
• Geyer Performing Arts Center's holds Tottie ceremony
• Connellsville Cornhole tournament set for March
• Mt. Pleasant Volunteer Fair deemed a success
• Scotties have three champs at Burgettstown tourney
• Future of Connellsville's schools
• Mt. Pleasant boys rally for win
• Bullskin supervisors want meeting with auditors
• Caregivers host fundraiser for Dravet syndrome child
• East Huntingdon resident wants run-off problems corrected
• Pies in the face: Mt. Pleasant has fun battling leukemia
• Southmoreland boys stop Greensburg Salem
• Benefit for Haiti mission trip set for Saturday
• Courier reporter takes the Highlands Health Challenge
• Mock trial competition begins Monday
• Technique, leadership go hand in hand
• New Haven junior firefighter follows in father's boot steps
• Monessen storms through Frazier
• Mt. Pleasant girls cruise to win over Derry
• Connellsville's projects on hold
• Frazier wants piece of state's federal grant
• Rape reported at Uniontown High School
• Wearing special singlets, Connellsville cruises
• Mt. Pleasant wrestlers move forward against Jeannette
• Connellsville continues to upgrade parks, recreation
• Program teaches children to eat healthy
• Mild weather easy on Mt. Pleasant budget
• Fayette airport authority discusses ramp project
• Family opens farm to Blues Bull Ride
• East Coast Graphix wins big in CYBL action
• Everson firemen will sell hoagies on Pittsburgh Street
• Connellsville native honored for watercolor portraiture
• Speaker gives historic presentation
• Laurel Highlands board OKs $38.7M high school renovation
• McKlveen, Southmoreland polish off Yough
• Swink earns prestigious accolade from NEC
• St. Rita's basketball action begins
• Commodores get section win over Trojans
• Brooks Camper Sales participates in RV show
• Beads, bags, more featured at new Mt. Pleasant shop
• Connellsville Chamber seeking nominees for awards
• Mt. Pleasant's depth wears on Greensburg Salem
• 'Drive One 4 UR School' program nets Falcon Foundation $6,450
• Bank gives Southmoreland district money
• Mt. Pleasant works to keep walks, curbs clear of snow, garbage
• Region in for weather ride
• Hazon hopes to 'repair the world'
• Falcons claim Tri-County Tournament crown
• Scott C's win Connellsville youth opener
• Highlands planning health challenge
• 1 killed, 2 hurt in Breakneck Road collision
• Sandusky-founded charity to sell 60-acre Pennsylvania site
• Connellsville wrestlers lead tournament
• Depleted Connellsville falls flat against Laurel Highlands
• Rep. Peter Daley announces plans for re-election bid
• Scottdale parking lot project could be put on hold
• 'Edutainer' delivers anti-bullying message to primary students
• Laurels & Lances
• Better to get involved in government
• Dodging the Iraq issue
• Recalling 'Battlers of the Bulge'
• Discount food sale fundraiser is Saturday
• Connellsville girls fall to Albert Gallatin
• Mt. Pleasant girls have easy time with Yough
• Southmoreland parents ask about weekend fees for youth travel basketball team
• Scottdale parking lot project could be put on hold
• Mt. Pleasant volunteer fair to offer wealth of opportunities
• Mt. Pleasant firemen seek residents' financial support
• Southmoreland wrestlers nip Mt. Pleasant
• CASB sets date for public hearing on school consolidations
• Frazier girls fall to Carmichaels
• Connellsville's Brown selected as PIHL all-star
• Keep holiday lights up until local soldier comes home
• Laurel Highlands discusses high school renovation options
• Harkcom remains Donegal Borough Council president
• Sewage authority moves ahead on construction of new plant
• CMA seeks payments; customers given warning
• Kecksburg fire chief retires
• Geibel students to present popular musical 'Cats' in March
• S.D. re-enactor admits hiding guns
• Strong third quarter lifts Southmoreland to win
• Frazier pulls away from California for victory
• Connellsville falls to Penn-Trafford
• Dunbar man credits dog with his safe escape from burning structure
• Work at foul line pays off with Mt. Pleasant win
• Southmoreland girls earns their first victory
• Connellsville High School renovations progress
• Pinskey new Scottdale Council president
• Mt. Pleasant Area School District receives numerous grants
• Mt. Pleasant community asked to keep holiday lights out
• Concert planned for Fayette County Food Bank's benefit
• Southmoreland Middle School PSSA scores bettered
• Southmoreland High School PSSA scores don't meet benchmarks
• Moore arrives at Scottdale district judge office
• East Liberty Presbyterian Church to hold food distribution
• Rezoning approval for Upper Tyrone property received
• Falcons pick up 4 wins at Battlefield Duals
• Geibel opens section play with win
• Connellsville boys basketball stomps Albert Gallatin
• Food Bank's Produce to People distribution set for Thursday
• Upper Tyrone supervisor wants more say in zoning issues
• Southmoreland considers day care deal with YMCA
• Laurels & Lances
• Gift Club a success
• Bullskin firemen holding discount food sale fundraiser
• New youth program at Paradise church
• Tom Ermine bids farewell after 27 years on Scottdale Council
• Despite struggles, Geibel girls coach optimistic
• Connellsville girls fall to Latrobe
• Southmoreland board resolves not to raise taxes above 2.4 percent state cap
• Fay-West auditors set supervisors' salaries, benefits
• Frazier directors to seek permanent superintendent
• Food bank receives $10,000 boost
• Dunbar Township industrial park gets supervisors' support
• Firefighters selling hoagies Saturday
• Geyer to present The Totties
• Fay-West area municipalities reorganize
• Mt. Pleasant centenarian feels fit, happy
• Bullskin supervisors question changes
• Sculpture gives glimpse into Connellsville's past, present, future
• Mt. Pleasant pulls out tough wrestling victory
• Southmoreland wrestlers fall to Derry
• Mt. Pleasant Council recalls past leader
• Planning commission OKs Connellsville phone store
• Several Fay-West municipalities reorganize
• South Connellsville considers G Summit if no cost
• Rehearsals ongoing for Junior High East musical
• Connellsville wrestlers beat down Butler
• Mt. Pleasant board adopts budget resolution
• Connellsville girls lose to Norwin
• Brown refines touch for Connellsville
• Carnegie Free Library continues to increase its offerings
• New year brings blast of extreme cold, snowy conditions
• Little changes as Connellsville Township supervisors reorganize
• Donegal woman turns grief into lifelong mission
• Record crowd participates in Connellsville's Polar Bear Plunge
• Mt. Pleasant Iraq war veteran reflects on conflict's end
• Price for Powerball ticket to double
• Connellsville wrestler Kenney finishes 5th at Powerade
• On the job: Not everyone gets New Year's Day off
• Junior High East students visit ArtWorks Connellsville
• Basketball boosters plan first Ladies Day Out
• Police on the lookout for impaired driving tonight
• Mt. Pleasant's K-9 unit marks a year
• Volunteers to help trap felines, care for them
• Acme church holding New Year's Eve party
• Norvelt EMS gets new insurance policy
• Jeannette boys bounce past Mt. Pleasant
• Connellsville wins 4th straight over Uniontown
• The right place for Connellsville's wrestlers
• Southmoreland cheer team heads to New Orleans
• 'Our best Christmas ever in Fayette County'
• Geibel defense stymies Fort Cherry
• Mt. Pleasant boys fall to Hempfield
• Bullskin passes balanced budget with no tax increase
• NFCMA concerned with frequent water line failures
• Fayette zoning board considers exception for Dunbar Township quarry
• Winds loosen windows, molding on old WCVI building
• Pennsville church holding blood drive for leukemia patient
• Community Ministries to open doors at larger facility
• Mt. Pleasant firemen seeking community's support
• Connellsville girls fall to Elizabeth Forward
• Geibel holds on to beat Carmichaels
• Former longtime Mt. Pleasant mayor succumbs
• Norvelt business helps family in need
• Diocese awards grants for poverty relief
• CASD staff members show support for Fay-West's public servants
• East Huntingdon approves intermunicipal agreement
• Indian Creek Valley Water Authority maintenance supervisor retires
• Mt. Pleasant senior raises money for MS
• Rotary aids several Mt. Pleasant area organizations
• Two Connellsville men seriously hurt in separate crashes
• Connellsville Polar Bear Club preparing for dip in the Yough
• Norvelt couple's yard ornaments travel to New York
• Connellsville introduces new stormwater ordinance
• Connellsville boys rally past Baldwin
• Religious messages reflect real meaning of Christmas celebration
• No White Christmas in forecast for Fay-West residents
• Food bank's thanks
• Unwrap the perfect gift
• Know America's liberties
• Church gift wrapping to raise money
• Churches schedule Christmas programs
• Connellsville girls swimmers glide by Trinity
• Youngsters lead Connellsville to win again
• It's finally official -- Keefer wins Bullskin race
• Upper Tyrone Sewage Authority approves intermunicipal agreement
• Airport authority continues to study leases
• CASB continues talks of district-wide feasibility study
• CASB won't raise taxes in 2012-13 above the Act 1 index
• Millage stands in Connellsville at 2011 rate
• Freshmen leading the way for Connellsville
• Mt. Pleasant, Southmoreland wrestlers win
• Connellsville Township supervisors pass 2012 budget
• 'Longest Night Service' is tonight
• Vanderbilt passes balanced budget
• 'Cinderella' casting complete
• Laurel Highlands parents want pool included in renovations
• Schools serving more free, reduced lunches
• Connellsville tops Latrobe, improves to 5-0
• Cause of fire being probed
• Everson OK's intermunicipal sewage agreement, 2012 budget
• Uniontown rallies to top Mt. Pleasant
• Fallingwater honors its volunteers
• Scottdale passes budget, holds line on taxes
• Westmoreland Fayette Sewage Authority keeps rates same -- for now
• Mt. Pleasant's Kennedy Avenue changed from two-lane pullout
• Falcons' Basinger places in tournament
• Santa to make last-minute rounds in Tri-Town area
• Perryopolis adopts budget with no tax hike
• Donegal supervisors OK '12 budget, discuss pipe, road projects
• Mt. Pleasant residents could have sewage service by summer
• Mt. Pleasant students collect toys for children
• Interfaith service set Wednesday for those in bereavement
• Salvation Army needs bell ringers
• Ex-Legion official charged with theft
• Mt. Pleasant boys earn Section 3-AAA win
• Siecinski sparks Falcons in section opener
• New Newt vs. the old Gingrich
• Secrecy, lies and hypocrisy
• Laurels & Lances
• Another successful Holiday Gift Club
• Rainy weather didn't hurt crop of Christmas trees
• Fay-Penn pushes quick action on Upper Tyrone rezoning
• Connellsville Community Center to get heating system
• Mt. Pleasant maintaining momentum
• All Aboard Express Grocery and Deli opens in Scottdale
• Mt. Pleasant business pushes Made in the USA items
• Zelenak, Mt. Pleasant girls dominate Derry
• Woodcrest Senior Living Community to hold Walk of Trees
• Connellsville athletes take home honors
• Mt. Zion Church plans special Christmas program
• Laurel Highlands board to discuss pool options with Uniontown Y
• Frazier bounces back with lopsided win
• Southmoreland wrestlers win section opener
• Special keepsake ornament benefits Carnegie Free Library
• Westmoreland-Fayette joint sewage project starts to move forward
• Upper Tyrone passes budget; approves sewage agreement
• Variance will allow another business at South Side Grocer
• Write-in candidate Keefer apparent winner in Bullskin
• Connellsville boys get past Mt. Pleasant
• Fay-Penn wants Upper Tyrone township site rezoned to industrial
• Connellsville's parks a major part of city's attraction
• New coach leads green Southmoreland
• Westmoreland woman helping the Jolly Old Elf spread cheer this holiday season
• Mt. Pleasant church to host free monthly meal
• Big rig damages two houses in Connellsville Township
• Scotties win in overtime to improve to 3-0
• South Connellsville Council keeps taxes steady
• Challenge affects all 6 districts
• Dunbar Borough adopts budget
• Mt. Pleasant drives past Hampton for win
• Volunteers supply that little extra
• Students help with Dunbar lighting project
• New foundation, Scottdale Historical Society working to save Greystone Manor
• CAHS Patriots lay more than 400 wreaths at national cemetery
• Woman charged in man's death in North Union
• Connellsville cruises past Geibel
• Southmoreland grad Shipley honored
• Southmoreland's small roster must give its all
• Brownfield Community Center hosts Christmas party
• New Mt. Pleasant shop offers everything from antiques to jewelry
• Polish Club to host Wigilia Celebration
• Local club holds fundraiser in support of Carnegie Free Library
• Scottdale council hopes to fill board vacancies
• No tax increase planned in Saltlick
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• Connellsville wrestlers take down Latrobe
• Connellsville staves off Uniontown in opener
• Bullskin write-in candidate appeals election bureau decision
• Preserve clean water
• 'Infamy' etched in history
• Laurels & Lances
• Newly seated school boards
• 30-year Saltlick supervisor regroups after losing election
• Salvation Army needs local 'angels' to earn their wings
• Connellsville Township warns deer poachers, dumpers
• Special effects artist has a new line of zombie feather extensions
• Annual holiday tradition continues at Faith Bible Church
• Regional Family YMCA expands its Fitness Boot Camp
• 'The Best Christmas Pageant Ever' opens tonight in Vanderbilt
• Live nativity planned at County Line Church of the Brethren
• Church hosts spaghetti dinner
• Geyer to present 'The Nutcracker'
• Connellsville duo releases holiday recording
• Perry holds line on taxes
• Connellsville man takes stand against illegal drugs
• Hopwood ceremony for 'those who dearly fought for our freedom'
• Mt. Pleasant tribute honors veterans
• Westmoreland County results official
• Inexperienced Falcons need players to step up
• Mt. Pleasant Area Historical Society house tour set for Saturday
• The attack on Pearl Harbor
• Two area residents recall their brother stationed in Hawaii
• Christmas in Uniontown
• Mt. Pleasant's depth could help overcome losses
• St. Rita Christian Mothers' cookie sale is Saturday
• Mt. Pleasant board reorganizes
• Southmoreland discusses budget
• Colebrook Chocolate Co. opens retail store in Connellsville
• First 'Storage Wars' to be held at Falcon Stadium
• Keystone Oaks edges past Connellsville
• Mt. Pleasant adopts budget without tax hike
• Unique Christmas celebration set in South Connellsville on Saturday
• CASB unable to reorganize
• Southmoreland not taking season for granted
• Connellsville students collecting 'ornaments' for others
• Mt. Pleasant residents open homes for holiday tour
• Donations always needed at Westmoreland food bank
• Contested race keeps districts from reorganizing
• 'Back by popular demand,' a Christmas mystery
• Bullskin VFC to hold discount foods fundraiser
• Mt. Pleasant council race almost official
• Long-time Connellsville controller dies at age 89
• Two men killed in head-on crash in Donegal Township
• Dunbar Township holds line on property taxes
• Sketches sought for city sculpture in Yough River Park
• Scottdale in need of bell ringers for annual holiday kettle drive
• Connellsville man jailed for failure to fix properties
• 1st-year Mt. Pleasant wrestling coach hopeful
• Scottdale's Joan Brown new president of county boroughs association
• It's Christmas in the Mountains in Donegal
• Bluegrass open stage being held in Wooddale
• HObo Model Railroad Club holds annual holiday open house
• Connellsville girls focused on youth
• Frazier cancels reorganization meeting
• Community forum set to remember events of Dec. 7, 1941
• Frank Lloyd Wright's Westmoreland resort to host progressive dinner
• Presbyterian church puts 100 creches, Nativities, angels on display
• Vanderbilt man honored as a Hospice Caregiver of the Year
• Overly's Country Christmas going greener in its 56th year
• Scottdale firefighters selling hoagies Saturday
• Surface mining project OK'd for Franklin property
• Fayette agencies say child abuse problem plagues county
• Upper Tyrone authority told intermunicipal agreement must be signed by Jan. 1
• Scottdale prepared to vote on sewage agreement this month
• City man pleads guilty to animal cruelty
• Brimstone Building owner gets 60 days to comply with codes
• Mt. Pleasant boys adjusting to new style
• Holiday event to be held Saturday and Sunday throughout city
• Acme man dies in 3-vehicle crash
• Connellsville wrestling fields 'youngest team ever'
• Local football players earn honors
• Mt. Pleasant council seat winner may be announced by end of the week
• 'The Wonder of Christmas' comes to the mountains
• Mt. Pleasant to hold its Christmas parade Saturday
• Connellsville swim coach encouraged by dedication
• Scottdale to showcase history during annual house tour
• Winter Light Celebration set for Saturday
• Perryopolis plans old-fashioned Christmas
• Mt. Pleasant holiday parade set for Saturday
• Ex-trooper questions police in another death
• Last sign-up for Toys for Tots on Dec. 7
• 'Homes for the Holidays' tour planned
• Municipalities plan Christmas light-ups
• Connellsville Chamber seeking award nominees
• Madisyn's Angels aids area children in need
• 'Public nuisance' continues to stand in Connellsville
• Area food pantries need residents' help
• 'Magic & Mistletoe' returns for 3rd year
• 'Hanging of the Greens' ceremonies planned
• Collectors Club donates to Community Ministries
• Tradition lights up the night in Mt. Pleasant
• Geibel boys coach installing up-tempo attack
• Donegal Community Center seniors plan tour of Italy
• Local nun travels to Italy for beatification of Sisters of Charity foundress
• Ramsay students raise money for needy by reading
• Everson woman receives free furnace
• Municipal authority agrees to $10M loan for upgrade projects
• Family tops list for giving thanks
• Just why do we celebrate Thanksgiving?
• Coach begins rebuilding of Frazier
• Honors roll in for Roaring Lions volleyball
• Happy Thanksgiving to one and all
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• East Park's stone amenities being restored
• Church feeds pipeline workers on Thanksgiving
• Two churches open doors, offer free dinner on Thanksgiving Day
• Mt. Pleasant supervisors adopt tentative budget
• Buzzer-beater lifts Fayette women
• Potential for success motivates Geibel
• Braddock Trail DAR's Festival of Lights features talent, creativity
• St. Vincent routs Penn St.-Fayette
• Mt. Pleasant OKs tentative budget
• Bullskin election results still out
• tarlight Night is kickoff for holiday season in Everson
• Connellsville health board gets update on properties
• Dunbar man jailed, charged with terroristic threats, assault
• Everson holds line on taxes
• Daily Courier's Gift Club, Toys for Tots begin
• Fay-West residents prepare for Thanksgiving
• Legislator seeks relief for troubled school districts
• Push continues to make community center viable
• Penn State-Fayette teams lose
• Former Falcons standout comes back to alma mater
• Penn State Fayette falls to Point Park
• Champaign christened Memorial Bridge 58 years ago
• Winter coaches focused on getting into shape
• Uniontown company to lease former Fayette amphitheater site
• Excela Frick to light memory tree on Dec. 6
• Helping amputees
• Veterans forgotten no more
• Bring Joe Paterno back to Penn State
• Laurels & Lances
• Losing our historic landmarks
• 'A Nostalgic Christmas' tonight in Rockwood
• Luncheon honors Faith in Action volunteers
• Ticket sale flap mars Fall Ball
• Frazier approves agreement with acting superintendent
• Churches host Thanksgiving Day dinner
• Mt. Pleasant council race still undeclared
• Fire destroys Vanderbilt home
• Carrick hockey skates past Connellsville
• Local players earn volleyball, football honors
• Low numbers won't deter PSU-Fayette wrestlers
• Sign-ups on Dec. 6 for food baskets, toys
• Local students help bring musical production to life
• Mt. Pleasant students raise money for Westmoreland County Food Bank
• PSU-Fayette drops two hoop games
• JCWA holds Fall Fun Bike Ride
• Fayette Airport Authority reviewing hangar lease agreements
• Connellsville introduces 2012 budget
• Connellsville promotes aggressive code enforcement
• Southmoreland grad stands out in conference
• Vikings, Scotties earn Section 1-AA honors
• Free community meal on Sunday
• Wellspring Church asks to have Scottdale property rezoned
• No tax increase planned in Vanderbilt
• Residents question why Upper Tyrone supervisor not at meetings
• Dunbar budget holds line on real estate taxes
• Christmas in the Park set for Saturday at Yough River Park
• Santa Claus arrives Saturday during Connellsville's Christmas parade
• Citations dismissed on Fremd properties
• PSU-Fayette loses opener
• GCC's Gatti to play softball at Syracuse
• Tri-County South honorees announced
• Supplemental contracts approved by Southmoreland
• Mark Down Market opens in Connellsville
• Municipalities close to sewage agreement
• Scottdale councilman resigns seat
• Connellsville has a balanced 2012 budget
• At-home recycling suggested in Lower Tyrone
• No tax increase planned in East Huntingdon
• Shoe boxes being filled for Operation Christmas Child
• Henry: Thanksgiving Festival of Choirs set for Sunday
• Budget plan balanced with no tax increase
• Connellsville graduate earns PAC honor
• Veteran presence buoys PSU-Fayette
• Frazier honors former student
• Connellsville council works toward development, improvements in city
• CAHS 2011 seniors prepare for class play
• Thanksgiving Festival of Choirs set for Sunday
• Connellsville school board hires 2 ROTC instructors
• Former Scottdale firefighter awaiting lung transplant
• Transition Fair being held in Uniontown
• Fayette wrestlers hit the mat in W&J Open
• Hospital, union to meet on Monday
• Penn State Fayette, the Eberly Campus students react to scandal
• Laurel Highlands principal gives students challenge
• CAHS Patriots honor local veterans at luncheon
• Penn State Fayette volleyball season ends
• CEO shares business insight
• Christmas 'delight' starts early in Fayette
• Events: Arts and crafts show slated for Saturday in Donegal
• Daily Courier pressman saw combat in Korea
• Uniontown school board vote totals tallied
• Mt. Pleasant Area School Board approves several coaches for 2011-2012
• New Laurel Highlands memorial honors all veterans year round
• Benefit combines music, good cause
• Connellsville municipal authority proposes no-rate-hike budget
• Southmoreland board again discusses public comment policy
• Authority gets state's OK to reallocate funds
• Connellsville Township presents 2012 budget proposal
• Scottdale woman recalls her Navy service in Korean War
• Former Mt. Pleasant area policeman, bus driver supplied troops in Korea
• 2 Korean War veterans still enjoy friendship, memories
• PSU-Fayette volleyball team opens pool play
• PSU-Fayette program adds to foundation
• 'Forgotten' war: Dunbar man killed on Pork Chop Hill in 1953
• From Korea to France to Vietnam, Connellsville veteran served proudly
• Mt. Pleasant board approves several coaches for 2011-2012
• Mt. Pleasant plans Veterans Day program on Friday
• Connellsville plans balanced budget by next week
• Connellsville renovations moving forward thanks to great weather
• Connellsville discusses school options, savings
• Gales, Coffman face off in Saltlick race
• Leskinen seeking retention on Fayette court
• Comedy Night fundraiser in Scottdale planned to benefit bike trail
• Six seats open on Dunbar council
• Cesario, Hann battle for six-year term on Connellsville Township board
• Bullskin EMS EMT honored
• Falcons headed to playoffs on Friday
• Connellsville draws USC in WPIAL first round
• East Huntingdon still waiting on intermunicipal sewage agreement
• Connellsville prom committee to hold powder puff game
• Paranormal investigators set out to see if Carnegie houses ghosts
• Connellsville Booster League crowns champs
• Mt. Pleasant woman re-releases books on Italian cooking
• Laurelville business owner suspects haunting
• Westmoreland Financial offers loans, personal service for homebuyers
• Solicitors to meet to develop Westmoreland-Fayette agreement
• Mt. Pleasant Township Municipal Authority updates sewage project
• Gosselin to share story, life lessons at Eberly Campus
• Broadway's 'Forever Plaid' coming to Connellsville
• Toy bash tickets available from DL&V ladies auxiliary
• Frazier finally solves Monessen
• Laurel Highlands scores playoff spot
• Connellsville Junior High West finishes second in pumpkin drop
• California pummels Geibel
• Ringgold pummels Uniontown
• William Edwards, Jeff Beal face off in Upper Tyrone
• East Huntingdon incumbent faces one challenger
• Mayros, Fordyce face off in Dunbar Township
• Three seek one available Bullskin Township seat
• Donegal looking for candidates to fill open seats
• No noise ordinance for Bullskin, supervisors agree
• Youth benefit from YMCA, Brownfield Community Center partnership
• Frazier tops OLSH in playoff opener
• All Saints Evening planned by Pennsville Mennonite Cemetery
• Trunk or Treat offers safe Halloween alternative
• Write-in candidate takes aim at Mt. Pleasant councilman
• Zumba dance-a-thon in Uniontown aims to make hunger less scary
• Connellsville man faces summary hearing on Apple Street property
• Double-lung transplant patient succumbs
• Numbers favor Frazier at WPIAL meet
• Rodeos to benefit Saltlick VFD get OK
• Scottdale council members face opposition in general election
• Local woman gets award for role in man's apprehension
• Mt. Pleasant to hold 2nd Drug Take Back Day
• Local man fined more than $9,100 for code violations
• Daily Courier Week 9 H.S. football breakdown
• Connellsville proud of effort in defeat
• Scottdale's trick-or-treat will be Sunday afternoon
• DC Picks confident in Week 9 choices
• Nonconference game has much at stake for Connellsville
• Trick-or-treat on Sunday in borough
• Pink bras serve as symbol of fight against breast cancer
• $22 million road project in Scottdale gets final public look
• Mt. Pleasant Township man gets rare breast cancer diagnosis
• Art Gala provides museum experience for Southmoreland students
• Leechburg tops Geibel in WPIAL playoffs
• Church thankful for its blessings
• Sewage authority hopes to get some answers on agreement
• Mt. Pleasant to open dog park
• Connellsville falls to Greensburg Salem in opener
• Efforts to clean up Connellsville continue
• Southmoreland loses opener in shutout
• Patriots welcome veterans to annual celebration
• WPIAL volleyball playoff brackets released
• Library to host meet, greet
• Farmers feel pinch of pumpkin harvest
• Fight against drug abuse continues
• God's Tots program in 3rd year
• Roaring Lions win 4th straight PSUAC crown
• Southmoreland's season ends in shootout
• New year, new coach for Connellsville hockey
• Commodores blanked by Trojans
• Quarterback Datz, Southmoreland stomp Yough
• Gateway routs playoff-bound Connellsville
• Laurel Highlands wins shootout
• Programs to address underage drinking in Fayette County
• Dinner to benefit ailing Norvelt man
• Concerned Mt. Pleasant resident's prompt act results in arrests
• Manager asks Mt. Pleasant Council to plan ahead
• Missing Connellsville man found at gas station in city
• Meadows to remain Frazier acting superintendent until June
• Families of Pan Am Flight 103 victims still seeking answers
• Mt. Pleasant tennis team falls short
• Dynamic duo lead PSU-Fayette to lofty heights
• Fundraiser in Mt. Plesant planned to aid paralyzed man
• Authority sending requests for reallocated funding to state
• Connellsville man runner-up in modeling competition
• Upward Basketball to get under way soon
• St. John planning 30th annual Carpatho-Rusyn Celebration
• Unique shop opens at Nino's Restaurant in Mt. Pleasant
• American Idol finalist Aaron Kelly headlines benefit show
• Connellsville Area High School quiz team hits the airwaves
• Updated feasibility considerations presented to CASB
• West Crawford Avenue building to come down
• Palonder is third at Freedom Invitational
• Local teams make WPIAL soccer playoffs
• Playoff-bound Connellsville eyes Gateway
• DC Picks hoping to continue strong effort
• Daily Courier Week 8 H.S. football breakdown
• Westmoreland controller faces opposition in general election
• Senior Expo to be held in Donegal
• Connellsville volleyball team tops Trinity
• Geibel coach honored, as Frazier rolls
• CAHS junior experiences Europe through ambassador program
• Library fundraiser to feature a 'Taste of the Town'
• Mt. Pleasant Township playgrounds now tobacco free
• Everson making improvements to Centennial Park playground
• Connellsville men charged in credit card thefts
• Southmoreland superintendent explains student-to-teacher ratio
• Connellsville seniors spur success
• Mt. Pleasant tennis advances to semifinals
• PIC program aids junior high, middle school students
• City resident ordered to clean up properties
• West Crawford Avenue building deemed unsafe
• UASB questions where the high-paying jobs are in Fayette
• Local church hosting computer classes
• New Tarrs Honor Roll dedicated
• New librarian a perfect fit in Mt. Pleasant
• Upper Tyrone wants more information on planned industrial park
• Connellsville Patriots raising money for Flight 93 Memorial
• Fay-West DAR participating in Wreaths Across America
• Mt. Pleasant Historical Society seeking members
• Geibel tastes defeat in loss to Mapletown
• Southmoreland, Uniontown earn wins
• Southmoreland concerned with tax revenue appeals
• Southmoreland working to make bus stops safer
• Living Treasures shows off animals in a different light
• 'Spooktacular October' at Christian W. Klay
• Penn State Fayette plans for film festival
• Restaurants join forces to aid Mt. Pleasant library
• Free concert planned at Laurelville Mennonite Church Center
• Connellsville Area making adequate yearly progress
• Unity working to get woman a chance to swim with the dolphins
• Smithton church hosting series concerning Marcellus shale
• Oil painting presented to Dunbar Historical Society
• Geibel coat drive under way
• Sewage authority might scale back project
• Indecent assault charges sent to court
• Connellsville Township passes $52 local services tax
• Connellsville, Uniontown runners capture Fayette County titles
• Upper Tyrone wants more information on planned industrial park
• Pumpkin Festival will highlight changes in Uniontown neighborhood
• Bullskin Heritage Day set for Saturday
• Mt. Pleasant tennis team advances in playoffs
• Connellsville authority continues sewer separations
• History comes alive at Fort Necessity
• Scholarship established in Scottdale woman's name
• Mt. Pleasant's 'Valley of Terror' continues Halloween tradition
• Cold, wet winter on the way
• Connellsville high renovation project remains on schedule
• Connellsville high school committee sets meeting to review study
• Southmoreland's shutout clinches section title
• Connellsville can reach playoffs with win
• Tough games on tap for Week 7 slate
• Daily Courier Week 7 H.S. football breakdown
• Brownsville to celebrate Taste of Italy's 10th anniversary
• Everson Outreach meeting set for tonight
• Connellsville's Shop 'n Save 'a success story'
• Mt. Pleasant falls short at WPIAL qualifier
• Donegal supervisors finish roadwork, prepare for winter
• Volleyball coach Hozak inducted into St. Vincent Hall of Fame
• Fayette writer Brimo-Cox wins award
• Mt. Pleasant car cruise to benefit First United Church of Christ
• Old yellow caboose to become Connellsville Welcome Center
• Mt. Pleasant to explore drilling on school grounds
• Mt. Pleasant peaks with season
• Renovation project will top meeting agenda
• Scottdale code issues continue
• Mt. Pleasant girls finish 5th at qualifier
• Fayette Fair Board reports attendance, revenue up this year
• Metal sign to inform motorists entering Mt. Pleasant Borough
• Motivational speaker Kellem to share his story at Eberly
• New Haven firemen continue Connellsville Halloween tradition
• Southmoreland defines public comment
• Southmoreland shuts out Bentworth
• Connellsville shifting money to aid in community center repairs
• Southmoreland, Uniontown football teams fall
• Frazier steamrolls Mapletown
• Protect wildlife
• Fest a success
• Pipelines and properties
• Laurels & Lances
• Domestic violence awareness
• Local stitching group lends support to Quilts of Valor
• Yough River Trail fall foliage event slated for Oct. 16
• Senior duo to act as student liaisons to Mt. Pleasant board
• Riders raising money for veterans during 300-mile pedal
• Bishop to confer diplomas for Knights and Ladies in Greensburg
• Mt. Pleasant golfers looking forward to WPIAL playoffs
• Ride Allegheny takes break in Yough River Park
• Uniontown's Adult Recreation Center available for rent
• Fay-West candidates listed on Nov. 8 ballot
• Frazier discusses building, grounds matters
• Scottdale woman charged with retail theft
• Mt. Pleasant Salvation Army expects more families this holiday season
• Connellsville police to monitor school bus stops
• Connellsville Salvation Army expects busy holiday season
• Southmoreland principal happy with elementary PSSA scores
• Carnegie Free Library urges Connellsville residents to take survey
• Connellsville Bike Loop guides cyclists through town
• Loss to P-T doesn't deter Connellsville
• Southmoreland band initiates unique fundraiser
• Lack of federal funds postpones sewer project in Bullskin area
• Red Cross names Southmoreland student Volunteer of Year
• Lunchtime options at Mt. Pleasant High have expanded
• Southmoreland students exceed state averages on PSSAs
• Southmoreland doubles up Derry
• DC Picks has high hopes for a few teams
• Daily Courier Week 6 H.S. football breakdown
• Paranormal investigators visit Thompson House on Saturday
• Show's Markdown Market coming to Connellsville
• Southmoreland football team tackles hunger
• Portion of Uniontown's New Salem Road designated Highway Safety Corridor
• Saltlick begins budget preparations
• Daughters of American Colonists plans special Connellsville dedication
• Connellsville library lauds volunteers
• Mt. Pleasant Area swim team parents question athletic budget cuts
• Connellsville library attempting to attract more teens
• Connellsville boys cross country team wins
• Carmichaels rallies to clip Geibel in 5 sets
• 39 counts of cruelty to animals filed against city man
• St. Florian's Church hosts show for project
• Scottdale Kiwanis visiting local schools Thursday
• Mt. Pleasant senior project to benefit Children's Hospital
• Southmoreland announces homecoming court
• Connellsville Presbyterian Church to sell apple dumplings
• DAR seeks tree decorators for Mt. Pleasant Festival of Lights
• Connellsville building owner has until November to building up to code
• Uniontown teen honored by Red Cross for heroism
• Mountain Laurel Chamber of Commerce plan open house
• Trick-or-treat time in Mt. Pleasant to remain in the afternoon
• Fayette, gas drillers prepared for Marcellus shale accidents
• Connellsville pitches shutout against AG
• Southmoreland eyes another section title
• Pawpalooza festival for pets to be held in Donegal
• Rain doesn't hamper Fayette Heart Walk participants
• Half of Mt. Pleasant built over mine sites
• South Connellsville community yard sale set for Saturday morning
• First Fay-West blast of winter?
• Connellsville girls soccer team loses
• Frazier's offense delivers in 3rd quarter to sink Geibel
• Southmoreland, Uniontown drop conference games
• Teams combine for six turnovers in Penn-Trafford win
• First taste of winter weather could head our way this weekend
• Teen helping to raise money for church through car cruise
• Frazier seeks Hall of Fame nominations
• Mt. Pleasant man charged with harassment of neighbor
• Protect wildlife
• Falcon Foundation soars
• Safe hospital staffing
• Mind your kids' menu
• Gas pipeline problems
• Laurels & Lances
• Community center is something to build upon
• Obama's 'hostage' crisis
• Zoning board approves converting Vanderbilt property into cemetery
• Infrastructure improvements moving Connellsville forward
• Fayette Heart Walk set for Saturday
• Southmoreland, Steel Valley play to draw
• Walk in the park fundraiser set for Mt. Pleasant library
• CASD makes progress under No Child Left Behind
• No decision made on noise ordinance in Bullskin
• Downtown Connellsville Autumn Mum Festival begins on Saturday
• Southmoreland girls soccer kicks off Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Southmoreland shuts out McGuffey
• Daily Courier Week 5 H.S. football breakdown
• Penn-Trafford a test for Connellsville
• DC Picks not liking matchups for local teams
• Fay-West area gets recording studio
• Scottdale firefighters to sell hoagies Saturday
• Fundraiser for Community Foundation of Fayette County being held Saturday
• Mt. Pleasant airman returns early to family
• Soap box derby practice is tonight in Connellsville
• Scottdale woman opens book, novelty store in borough
• Connellsville works on new zoning ordinance
• Connellsville Community Center is losing one of its longest tenants
• Geibel tops Beth-Center, coach wants more
• Local runners set course records at Sampey
• Man's volunteerism enhances culture, more in Connellsville
• Mt. Pleasant Historical Society breakfast will benefit log homes
• Cooler, drier days needed for fall foliage
• Boy Scouts plan to restore historic cemetery in Perryopolis
• Geibel unveils new Media Center
• Connellsville man given two deadlines to clean, fix properties
• Connellsville moves to have two more blighted buildings demolished
• Connellsville volleyball still improving
• Mt. Pleasant girls soccer team rolls
• New antique shop opens in Mt. Pleasant
• Fayette wellness experts bring message to national stage
• Hill Farm Mine disaster plaque unveiled during Dunbar Community Days
• Mt. Pleasant Glass and Ethnic Festival deemed big success
• Speakers to discuss mines, subsidence in Mt. Pleasant
• Connellsville Area Community Ministries moving to new site
• Mt. Pleasant Festival crowns new royalty
• Westmoreland resident cheers Pittsburgh Steelwheelers
• Geibel football team falls to Jefferson-Morgan
• Light the Night Walk today in Uniontown
• Jacob's Creek Watershed Association plans for parking lot
• Tangled Up In Brew planned in Connellsville
• Group traces roots to Fayette County
• Skies clear for special wedding
• Mt. Pleasant works to make all its students proficient
• Mt. Pleasant eases past Brownsville
• Fayette residents urged to fight education funding cutbacks
• Quilt to benefit Mt. Pleasant's Cat Committee
• Dunbar Community Fest celebrates 10 years
• The Old Gang continues to meet at Brownfield Community Center
• Red Dress Run/Walk highlight of Community Fest
• Connellsville's health and code officer battles city blight
• Old Town showcases Mt. Pleasant's history at Glass Festival
• Everson's historian Szolek will long be remembered
• Mt. Pleasant's Landman loses in quarterfinals
• Scottdale business giving back to community
• Connellsville Airport upgrades to continue
• Westmoreland Historical Society plans house tours
• Connellsville makes final choices of block grant projects
• Mt. Pleasant's Got Talent to return at glass festival
• Citizens happy with Uniontown High renovation projects
• Mt. Pleasant Glass and Ethnic Festival continues to offer excitement, fun
• Blood donations needed in Fay-West area
• Connellsville community center losing tenants but not closing, mayor says
• Southmoreland edges Mt. Pleasant in girls soccer
• Animals removed from Connellsville home
• Connellsville expects emotional game
• DC Picks looks for more success in Week 4
• Daily Courier Week 4 H.S. football breakdown
• Woodcrest begins construction of new apartments
• Vikings, Scotties compete in Mt. Pleasant Festival food competition
• Entertainment for everyone promised at Mt. Pleasant festival
• Uniontown food distribution program continues to grow each month
• The Stepping Stone to hold ribbon-cutting
• A Sign of the times: Girl Scouts alive and well in Connellsville
• Mt. Pleasant golfers top Albert Gallatin
• City police capture Melcroft man after foot chase Tuesday
• Connellsville is on the move
• Mt. Pleasant brothers excel in kart racing
• Glass and Ethnic Festival kicks off Sept. 23
• Connellsville prepares for Mum Festival
• Connellsville's Trek Our Town walk to benefit Festival Plaza
• Mt. Pleasant Glass and Ethnic Festival is this weekend
• 'Hidden' language in sewer agreement draws Everson council's disapproval
• KidsFest to offer fun at Mt. Pleasant Glass and Ethnic Festival
• Mt. Pleasant supervisors deflect residents' sewer project concerns
• Citizens happy with renovation projects in Uniontown Area School District
• New dates set for Dunbar mining request
• Connellsville residents encouraged to give input on CDBG projects
• Farm Hill Mine tragedy victims remembered in Dunbar
• Glass exhibit planned at Dunbar Community Fest
• Connellsville woman may appeal bobcat decision to Fayette court
• Mt. Pleasant shuts out McGuffey on pitch
• PSU-Fayette runners are gaining ground
• Rock climber injured in Dunbar Township
• Connellsville couple to say 'I do' during Mt. Pleasant festival opening
• Giant pumpkins on display at Champion fruit stand
• Mt. Pleasant Glass and Ethnic Festival will 'Sparkle'
• Downtown Connellsville to host public mixer Tuesday
• Expanded children's area helps Scottdale Fall Festival draw big crowds
• Connellsville girls pick up victory again
• Scottdale couple sell smiles by the dozen
• Connellsville hangs with McKeesport but fades in 4th
• Bullskin Historical Society plans Heritage Day
• Mt. Pleasant loves parades
• Glass festival pageant more than about beauty
• Frazier not rushing in search for new superintendent
• 25 years of glass festival fun put on DVD
• Southmoreland PSSA scores improve
• Connellsville High Hall of Fame selects outstanding individuals
• Scottdale kicks off Fall Festival honoring those who serve
• Frazier trounces Jefferson-Morgan
• Southmoreland's rally falls short against East Allegheny
• Geibel tops West Greene for first victory
• Fay-Penn updates township on plans for Kendi Road property
• Kecksburg event features info on flying saucers, Bigfoot
• Poker Run to help Joplin tornado victims
• Laurel Highlands parents protest swimming pool elimination
• Connellsville board approves administrators pact with wage increases
• 'Family' of soldiers to reunite at Mill Run
• Local veterans visit Arlingon, memorials in nation's capital
• Frazier volleyball team stays perfect
• Playoff berth gives Geibel surge of confidence
• Open house planned at Fayette Adult Daily Living Center
• Pastor Stevens returns to new Christian Alliance Church in Scottdale
• Computer classes offered at Bullskin Senior Center
• Rosary Walk planned for Sunday in Uniontown
• Scottdale Fall Festival has some new features
• Scottdale Historical Society plans scavenger hunt
• Scottdale Public Library plans Authors Porch
• Kecksburg event features flying saucers
• Connellsville Area proceeds with renovations, JROTC chapter
• Connellsville seeks public input sought in long-range school planning
• Falcons, Vikings earn shutout victories
• Falcons prep for test against McKeesport
• Daily Courier Week 3 H.S. football breakdown
• DC Picks going strong heading into Week 3
• Food, fun and history promised at FestiFall 2011
• Mt. Pleasant Festival contest lets owners show off cute pets
• Local author Miller visits Scottdale Fall Festival
• Celebrating the life of former Eberly art professor DePaolis
• Everson firemen selling hoagies
• Banquet Bandits are at it again at Geyer Performing Arts Center
• Uniontown Hospital offers community education programs
• Donegal supervisors try to help with plea for funding
• Kecksburg festival features historic event
• State budget impact in Fay-West addressed at Eberly Campus
• Children's area expanded at this year's Scottdale Fall Festival
• Mill Run Fall Festival kicks off on Friday
• Southmoreland board member wants air conditioning for school
• Fayette Food Bank distribution on Friday
• Southmoreland board expected to vote on fact-finder's report
• Connellsville volleyball tops Ringgold
• Southmoreland boasts experience
• Connellsville Area School Board to vote on Junior ROTC program
• Scottdale again puts agreement on hold
• Super Saturdays to begin at Connellsville library
• Hard-working Connellsville soccer team expects improvement
• Southmoreland girls soccer team looking for another strong season
• Buy Local Showcase added to Laurel Highlands festival at winery
• Jacobs Creek Watershed plans fundraiser
• Penn State campus conducts annual Sept. 11 remembrance ceremony
• Mt. Pleasant remembers those lost, pays tribute to first responders
• Connellsville salutes the fallen, all who served
• Connellsville city, district represented at Shanksville ceremonies
• Connellsville girls soccer team expects to improve
• Geibel shut down again, this time by Monessen
• Responders recall 9/11 tragedy in Shanksville
• Sept. 11 brought people closer to church, country
• Residents remember where they were on 9/11
• Even the very young remember 9/11
• Teachers teach about 9/11
• Vets remember two days that will live in infamy
• Mt. Pleasant takes down Yough in Interstate
• Frazier whips West Greene
• 9/11: Renew the commitment
• Laurels & Lances
• The cancer within ObamaCare
• Sept. 11: Lessons and transitions
• Connellsville's Carnegie Library plans sale
• Connellsville Township supervisors await traffic study
• Patriotic theme planned for Scottdale Fall Festival
• Connellsville volleyball cruises to victory
• Connellsville cross country lacks numbers, not quality
• Expectations high for Southmoreland soccer
• Cash bash benefits Normalville fire department
• Uniontown Clergy Association plans a service of remembrance
• Walker 2001: Coping with 9/11 crisis
• Mt. Pleasant landlord ordinance still in effect -- for now
• Mt. Pleasant Glass Festival contest features beautiful babies
• Connellsville bridge project depends on weather
• Sisters want to continue their mother's good works in Scottdale
• Army JROTC may come to Connellsville Area High School
• Southmoreland girls soccer team rolls
• Connellsville looks to build off strong start
• DC Picks hopes to build on his perfect week
• Daily Courier Week 2 H.S. football breakdown
• Chinese artist Li Xiaoheng to return to Smithton
• Friends of Fort Necessity sponsoring free lecture series
• Artist Wazenegger to speak at Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art
• Hearts and Hands Quilt Guild to meet tonight
• Classical performances slated at St. Vincent
• Penn State Fayette campus remembering 9/11 tragedy
• Westmoreland commissioner candidates' forum scheduled
• 9/11 heroes' stories to be recounted at Uniontown service
• Connellsville man pleads guilty in 2001 slaying of Washington man
• Connellsville Planning Commission adopts new building permit applications
• Connellsville boys soccer team grabs win
• Geibel needs its supporting cast to step up
• Mt. Pleasant superintendent reports smooth start to school year
• Mt. Pleasant to advertise to amend gasoline ordinance
• Bullskin's 'Wheelie Chick' doesn't let her disability get her down
• Falcon Foundation names 2011 Hall of Fame honorees
• Five women from Indian Head Church leaving on dental mission trip
• Southmoreland runners have lofty goals
• Fay-West Summer 2011 was a scorcher
• FCCA tourneys highlight weekend
• Frazier faces challenging volleyball title defense
• East Liberty food distribution programs being held this month
• Conservation values of Donegal Township property protected with easement agreement
• Mt. Pleasant Area member details ideas that may help district save money
• Mt. Pleasant students trying to keep school newspaper alive
• Mt. Pleasant council to consider changing long-standing gas-pumping ordinance
• Mt. Pleasant plans 9/11 service
• Pacak, Greyhounds look sharp in win
• Southmoreland, Laurel Highlands win openers
• Beth-Center proves too much for Frazier
• Falcons take back Coal Bucket from Uniontown
• Area's rich coal and coke history to be celebrated Sept. 10
• Sewage project hinders bus traffic in Mt. Pleasant Township
• JSfirm.com hopes to relocate to Mt. Pleasant hardware site
• 30 East Main restaurant reopens in Uniontown
• Construction project delays school start at Uniontown high school
• Connellsville making plans for Sept. 10 Patriot Day program
• Connellsville congregations planning Sept. 11 observances
• Plans being finalized for Perryopolis' Pioneer Days
• Charges waived to Fayette court for incident on Amtrak train
• Oklahoma group visiting Poplar Run Church of God
• Friends of the Poor Walk set for Sept. 10 in Uniontown
• Marriage program scheduled at Greenwood church
• East Huntingdon supervisors approve intermunicipal agreement
• Man held for court in Yough River incident
• Local school districts aim for healthier menus
• Friday night football showcases high school bands' talents
• Sewage project hinders bus traffic
• Inspiration for 'The Fallingwater Cookbook' to sign copies on Saturday
• Fallingwater makes plans for gala
• Tight budget forces library to close on Fridays
• Frazier appoints new high school principal
• Hole-in-one highlights Southmoreland win
• Mt. Pleasant to honor 1986 WPIAL champs
• Mt. Pleasant soccer hopes to keep building
• Connellsville resident is 100 years old
• Owner of Vanderbilt market retires; new owners take over
• Fayette County Cultural Trust plans festival plaza in Connellsville
• Connellsville code officer continues to cite mortgage company
• Bullskin still studying noise ordinance
• Fayette County will pay $242K to attorneys for blocking father
• Man charged with raping child in North Union
• Armed robbery reported at Dunbar Township Dairy Mart
• Charges dropped against Mt. Pleasant man
• Live coverage of Flight 93 memorial dedication planned
• Free yoga program at Yough River Park
• Food bank brings awareness to Hunger Action Month
• Coal, coke festival celebrates history
• Mt. Pleasant girls swing past Southmoreland
• Daily Courier Week 1 H.S. football breakdown
• DC Picks getting ready for another season
• Falcons, Raiders eye Coal Bucket Game
• Mt. Pleasant house to be preserved
• Scottdale Fall Festival plans under way
• Connellsville man cited for several dilapidated properties
• Dunbar agrees to vacate portion of road
• Armstrong helping feed area's needy
• Three Fay-West schools rely on veteran QBs
• Mt. Pleasant tennis team stays unbeaten
• Connellsville volleyball embraces unity
• Steelers release Connellsville grad McCrae
• First responders from Fayette assist New Jersey after Irene
• Geibel's principal ready to welcome students Wednesday
• Southmoreland focuses on rebuilding
• Dunbar agrees to vacate portion of Watt Street
• Connellsville gaining confidence with Wing-T
• Connellsville tennis team tops Southmoreland
• Mt. Pleasant landlords make plea against added inspections
• At renovated Geibel, 'two schools, one heartbeat'
• Auction raises money for participants, scholarships
• Wideouts key to Southmoreland's offense
• Connellsville residents have ample opportunity to practice recycling
• Open minds on schools' plan
• Misfires about hunting
• Laurels & Lances
• Lessons for all
• Fair's rifle shooters, equipment get better every year
• Canine contest combines agility with appearance
• Diabetes day slated for Sept. 9 at Yough River Park
• Laurel Highlands lots of playmakers
• Southmoreland golfers top Geibel
• Normalville firefighters plan several events
• Indian Head church to celebrate 50th anniversary
• In Hopwood, a chance 'to reconnect'
• Auction benefits Westmoreland 4-H clubs
• Library offers amnesty for overdue books
• Several Connellsville projects advance
• Connellsville school year to start while renovation project continues
• Connellsville introduces accelerated program for fifth-graders
• Uniontown QB learns from last season
• Positives surround Mt. Pleasant soccer
• Southmoreland golfers pick up first victory
• Book fair on Saturday
• Frontier Dinner marks National Road's 200th
• Army Reserve Center OK'd for Georges park
• Westmoreland Fair contest a 'wool' lot of fun
• West Overton Museums sets antiques sale
• Italian Festival expected to draw thousands to downtown Uniontown
• Experience defines Southmoreland golf
• Mt. Pleasant golfers top Laurel Highlands
• Mt. Pleasant will rely on stable of RBs
• Mt. Pleasant car cruise set for Friday
• Scottdale VFD plans burger bash
• Uniontown Mall offers back-to-school promotions
• Westmoreland Fair hosts rocket competition
• Strongest quake since '44 jars East Coast
• Dunbar Fest to feature old, new attractions
• Southmoreland has new business manager
• Fayette feels effects of Va. earthquake
• Fayette autism center opens
• Returning linemen should be Geibel's strength
• Mt. Pleasant girls look to be tough this season
• Back to School for Connellsville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Mt. Pleasant girls top Connellsville in tennis
• Frazier's Gonzalez an all-purpose player
• Strong starts crucial for Mt. Pleasant golf
• From grooming to training — pet care is reason for competition
• Whoric named Scottdale 'Citizen of the Year'
• Mt. Pleasant ordinance still angers landlords
• Time running out for property violators
• Frazier finishes 3rd at Fayette County Open
• Connellsville tennis team shows desire to improve
• Ohiopyle Borough receives energy grant
• Man injured in two-vehicle Dunbar crash
• Motorcyclist killed in Dunbar crash
• East Huntingdon approves intermunicipal agreement
• Connellsville veterans to remember POWs, MIAs
• Mt. Pleasant landlords take their complaints to council
• Conn-Area Catholic celebrates 100 years
• Westmoreland Fair keeps schedule new, exciting
• Geibel golfers looking to compete
• 4-H Benefit Auction planned for Aug. 25
• 4-H names Best in Show winners
• Delmont teen crowned new fair queen in Westmoreland
• Free training to offer practical real-world skills
• Fayette Friends needs foster families
• Local boy donates hair to Locks of Love
• Bishop Brandt to bless renovations at Connellsville Catholic schools
• Sweet corn popping up all over the place
• Connellsville working to improve appearance
• Southmoreland places 12th at golf tourney
• Bullskin seniors host Peach Festival
• Pennsville church welcomes young and old
• New Mt. Pleasant pastor relates to those of all ages
• Free training to offer practical real-world skills of Fayette businesses
• Mt. Pleasant supervisors OK resident's 5K walk/run request
• Many new exhibitors welcomed at Westmoreland Fair
• Frazier prepares for start of school
• Dunbar man's restored Wurlitzer will be on display at Community Fest
• Connellsville golf will rely on youth
• Everson firemen selling hoagies
• Seven Springs Resort to host Storywalk
• Mt. Pleasant supervisors OK resident's request
• Vacation turns sour for Fayette woman
• Make-A-Wish provides trip for Connellsville youngster
• Forclosure help here for eligible homeowners
• Connellsville brings back LERTA
• Police identify drowning victim
• Frazier cross country coach sees tight race
• Bud Murphy's wins FCBL championship
• Car cruise scheduled for Friday
• Mt. Pleasant resident honored by food bank
• Everson makes street one-way, for now
• 120 Patriots, supporters will visit Shanksville on 9/11
• Southmoreland shops for higher interest returns
• WCVI building's owner found guilty
• Frazier golfers will rely on experience
• Belmont Inn wins, forces Game 7
• Pittsburgh Street projects may be completed in October
• Heritage Queen crowned at Bullskin Fair
• Entry day draws many to the 83rd Bullskin Fair
• Connellsville Area to introduce 2 programs
• Technical misalignment caused PSSA flagging
• Childhood classmates, neighborhood friends continue tradition
• Roaring Lions expect more success in 2011
• FCBL finals rained out
• Scottdale last holdout on sewage agreement
• Rain postpones Fayette League matchup
• Everson parties, gets answers to questions
• Stahlstown memorial walk to raise money for new foundation
• Penn State Fayette Relay for Life draws hundreds
• City police are planning annual poker ride
• Ligonier writer to hold book signing in Donegal
• Proud to be an American
• United Way hosts meeting on homeowner loans
• Conn-Area Catholic School making its move
• Ramsay Elementary upgrades nearly complete
• Bud Murphy's pulls ahead in FCBL finals
• No Sunday hunting
• School consolidation canard
• Laurels & Lances
• A mandate for better efficiencies
• New librarian and direction at Carnegie Free Library
• East End grief support group needs volunteers
• Connellsville Area School District holds Kindercamp
• Southmoreland doesn't accept wrestling coach May's resignation request
• Scottdale youngster plans back-to-school drive
• United Way to hold informational meeting on EHLP in Uniontown
• PennDOT places speed-monitoring sign on East Crawford
• Fayette's Relay for Life set for weekend
• Satcho Park gets face-lift
• Bud Murphy's battles back for FCBL tie
• Fayette fighting crime, drug problems
• Highlands Hospital employees compete in weight-loss competition
• High Ryder on Dawson Grange Fair stage Friday
• Hurst alumni gather to reminisce
• Normalville couple sharing their knowledge of alpacas
• Classes will start on time for Connellsville Area students
• Fayette zoning files suit against Strattanville construction company
• Mammoth Park hosts Wild Things Camp
• Bud Murphy's battles back in FCBL finals
• Southmoreland's participation in eAcademy positive
• Connellsville's sewer outflow separation project to continue this month
• Laurel Highlands studies high school renovation project
• Mt. Pleasant man charged with resisting arrest
• Upper Tyrone tables enacts parking ordinance
• Bullskin Community Fair kicks off next week
• Connellsville Presbyterian Church fundraiser kicks off this week
• 'Castle Doctrine' goes into effect Aug. 27
• Connellsville waiting for PennDOT's East Crawford Avenue report
• Donegal Township updates emergency information
• Small roster nothing new for Geibel soccer
• FCBL championship game washed out
• Dawson Grange Fair princess, queen named
• Vanderbilt man struck by vehicle
• FCBL championship series suspended
• Uniontown business owners want farmers markets recognized
• Property owner cited for violations on five Connellsville properties
• Parker Avenue residents want parking problems solved
• Connellsville Area meeting dominated by buildings, grounds issues
• Fay-West girls support Locks of Love campaign
• Mt. Pleasant director looks ahead to 2012-13 budget year
• Scottdale plans Picnic in the Park
• Alleged Fayette dognapper caught on surveillance video
• New Connellsville librarian looking for volunteers
• Car cruise raises money for Mt. Pleasant event
• Everson Borough, Magnablend plan community picnic
• Enslen wins Fayette County Open
• Bud Murphy's mired in 2-0 Fayette series hole
• Work on Fay-West bridges continue
• Dawson Grange Community Fair starts today
• Laurels & Lances
• Fay-West fair season
• 277 animals for sale at Fayette's livestock auction
• Pet-themed activities planned in Scottdale park
• East Huntingdon VFD backing new vets memorial in Tarrs
• West Nile virus found in Fayette
• Belmont Inn snags FCBL series lead
• New dance studio built in Connellsville
• Indian Head church plans community yard sale
• Pennsville youth receive gold awards
• Community programs benefit from 5K race
• The Brain Show makes its debut at Fayette Fair
• Scottdale church plans call to prayer on Saturday
• Bikers to roar through area for fundraiser
• Trail extension to bring visitors into Mt. Pleasant
• Frazier will open pre-K to 3-year-olds
• Alverton man's vision of Laurel Hill trails realized
• Experience meets youth in FCBL finals
• Scottdale Community Yard Sale will be held Saturday
• 'Boeing Boeing' cleared for takeoff at Mountain Playhouse
• Frazier hires 9 teachers
• Fayette idols finals are Friday
• Senior citizen contests remain big draw at Fayette Fair
• Fight to help Finley continues
• Hearing on strip mine near Dunbar church continued
• Greensburg C.C. kicker hones skills at camp
• Horse show draws nine competitors to arena
• Kudo to Miller for successful project
• Dawson Fair kicks off Aug. 8
• Judge again fines Connellsville man
• Mt. Pleasant to seek greener options
• Connellsville planning board OKs permit with conditions
• Stations may split full-service offerings
• Bicyclists ride for AIDS awareness
• Higher fines designed to deter parking abuse
• Hearing resumes on mining request
• Area residents bring in their produce, floral exhibits for judging
• Dunbar loses to Pennridge in state semis
• 4-H members, canine counterparts compete at Fayette fair
• Frazier hires new business manager
• Sizzling Fay-West weather could be behind us
• Mundorff attains Super Lawyer status in state
• Scottdale gets ready for community yard sale
• Bud Murphy's reaches FCBL championship series
• Dunbar Juniors reach state semis
• Friday's storm interrupts power to about 50 customers
• Auction at Fayette County Fair benefits 4-H
• Uniontown man held for trial a second time for heroin
• Bridge work completion will take longer than PennDOT thought
• Mt. Pleasant's Jack Bobbs Park gets facefift, new distinction
• Bud Murphy's grabs 2-0 series lead
• Dunbar Junior team wins twice at state tourney
• Calvary church to hold Gospel Sing on Saturday
• Millertown church to celebrate 50th anniversary
• 'Festival of Lights' planned
• 2011 Fayette Fair Queen crowned
• Program allows kids to thank soldiers
• Frazier loses one leader, names another
• Technology touches all departments at Uniontown Hospital
• Bud Murphy's secures Fayette playoff opener
• Fayette Fair kicks off tonight
• Higbee appearing with The Clarks at Fayette Fair
• Pocket flag project is for troops
• Annual Fayette County Fair opens today
• Mt. Pleasant student's project to help veterans, families
• Dunbar All-Stars ready for state tournament
• Senior's graduation project will aid wounded veterans
• Patriots to visit Shanksville for first time
• Support, buyers needed for 4-H Youth Benefit Auction
• Highlands Hospital securing its future
• Small businesses feeling impact of slow economy
• Event aims to build Falcons football
• Connellsville native casts a tall shadow in the art of sculpture
• Everson native penning book focusing on Scottdale history
• Connellsville woman appears on 'Jeopardy!'
• Three Fay-West communities share history
• Bear attracted to picnic fare in Perryopolis
• Health board works to improve Connellsville's appearance
• Penn State-Fayette adds wrestling
• Southmoreland's kindergarten orientation program reinstated
• South Connellsville's centennial event concludes with picnic, fireworks
• Scottdale fundraiser to aid Toys for Tots
• Scottdale Historical Society adding Veranda Visits
• Hundreds walk for cancer research in East Huntingdon
• Dunbar secures berth in Little League tournament
• Tri-Town cheerleaders prepare fundraiser
• Golf outing planned in memory of Mt. Pleasant man
• Childhood memories & lessons
• Food pantry in need
• Task force thanks
• Laurels & Lances
• South Connellsville at 100: Something to celebrate
• Bullskin teen cuts 12 inches of hair for good cause
• Mill Run girl donates to Locks of Love
• Westmoreland County hosts 'Survivor' camp
• Southmoreland names new business manager
• Connellsville City Council names new solicitor
• Fundraiser planned for 2 Perryopolis area cancer patients
• Rain postpones Little League games
• Boy Scout day camp to cover 3 days of activities, fun
• Pritts family reunion set for Saturday
• St. Pius X prepares for church festival
• Old Fashioned Gospel Sing planned
• Mt. Pleasant Fashion Bug conducts fundraiser to help local schools
• Red Cross urges residents to take precautions against heat
• Connellsville man charged with fleeing police
• Three Connellsville parks to undergo improvements
• Bud Murphy's slams Pasta Lorenzo
• West Point romps past Bullskin for win
• Girlz in Black Hats finalists in Texaco Country Showdown
• Scottdale's Geyer prepares for youth acting camp
• Kid Stitch class held at Scottdale Public Library
• Ladies donates time, talent for good cause
• Nonprofit organization makes wishes come true
• Connellsville works to spur economic development
• Dunbar Junior all-stars cruise past Hermitage
• Bud Murphy's rolls past Pasta Lorenzo
• St. Pius to host annual festival Sunday
• Residents to Relay for Life on Saturday
• Connellsville creates own cyber school
• Students' talents showcased at Mt. Pleasant gallery
• Sizzling temperatures expected over next few days in region
• Mill Run remains in FCBL playoff hunt
• Dunbar Little League ready to get started
• Police identify Connellsville Township accident victims
• South Connellsville Centennial ongoing this week
• Boutique offers dress wear for special occasions
• 5 authors to attend signing at ArtWorks Connellsville
• Everson learns intermunicipal sewage agreement nearly finished
• Scottdale has yet to choose solicitor
• Motorcyclist, passenger suffer major injuries
• South Connellsville Centennial Celebration begins
• Mt. Pleasant council asked to reconsider ordinance
• Blood bank issues critical call for donations
• Connellsville supervisor resigns
• 2 killed in head-on crash in township
• Numbers low at baseball camp
• Girl Scout items needed for open house celebration in Connellsville
• Bud's, Blue Mountain split twinbill
• Connellsville library friends group keeps growing
• Internet business is cooking for Scottdale woman
• Scottdale library adds computers
• Brownfield center alive with activity
• Scottdale addresses code-enforcement issues
• Training for trail survey-takers set
• Female railroader's life tale a tapestry of local history
• Group does brisk business to promote Dunbar's history
• Ordinance could help Connellsville, create jobs
• Bullskin 9-10s set for sectional play
• Laurels & Lances
• Sizing up the 2012 election
• Swindling America's youth
• Food bank calls for help
• Historical society to meet Tuesday
• New Mt. Pleasant church welcomes all
• Rockabilly car show set for Saturday
• Connellsville students explore the world of science
• Teletech adding more than 100 positions in Uniontown
• South Connellsville celebrates 100 years
• Supervisors take action to make East Blake Avenue one way
• Mill Run captures 4th consecutive game
• Dr. Castle and his Cinemaniacs will target 1985 science fiction film
• Fayette Idol auditions held
• Competition will showcase all types of talent
• Lower Tyrone supervisors updated on waterline project
• Scottdale council addresses code enforcement issues
• Connellsville man will join thousands at 'American Idol' auditions
• State legislators invited to forum to discuss budget impact
• 21 furloughed Connellsville teachers recalled
• Search continues for new Connellsville superintendent
• Connellsville questions analysis showing PSSA testing irregularities
• Farmers market vouchers available
• Connellsville grad Schnorr wins annual 5K
• Mill Run gets third straight victory
• Concerts in the Park series continues
• 'No parking' signs planned for Everson Street
• Perryopolis church festival set for Sunday
• 'Guys and Dolls' to open Thursday on Geyer stage
• Donegal Township erects welcome sign
• West Overton Museums dance scheduled for Saturday
• Connellsville churches host block party Saturday
• Westmoreland's fair to promote education through entertainment
• Bullskin All-Stars win District 9 championship
• Mill Run tops Blue Mountain in Fayette League
• Riding center uses equine activities to help disabled
• Hicks memorial fund helps area youth
• Woodruff's gold medal win to be marked Wednesday
• Mt. Pleasant facility offers big results in little time
• Scottdale studying CDBG projects
• Donegal Township erects welcome sign
• Man found in vehicle along Route 119 dies at hospital
• Dunbar adopts ordinance prohibiting recreational vehicles on bike trail
• Public hearing on Karadus Mine set for Springfield Elementary
• Connellsville may revisit furlough decision
• Uniontown, teachers ratify three-year contract
• Bullskin breaks out bats in victory
• 75 years later, Connellsville still celebrating Woodruff's legend
• Produce for People at Fayette fairgrounds Thursday
• Vanderbilt Borough celebrates Memorial Day
• Connellsville seeks traffic study results
• Connellsville food pantry needs help
• Highlands Hospital workers have new contract
• Bullskin 10-11s advance to title round
• A poor example
• So much for sacrifice
• Cheers for road crews
• A closer look at state's budget
• Laurels & Lances
• 75 years later
• Vehicle parked along Route 119
• Scottdale Concert Series kicks off Sunday
• Dunbar library kicks off summer reading program
• Prayer Shawl Ministry sends afghans to 'Newborns in Need'
• Leap for Life event planned by Red Cross
• Topsy-turvy weather affecting local farming
• Connellsville graduates score scholarships
• ALLOUTPRAISE scheduled for July 23
• Churches to give away clothes to Connellsville kids
• Church to hold spaghetti dinner
• Normalville firemen sponsor poker run
• Dunbar supervisors approve road agreement
• Payne AME Church honors lifelong member
• Sculpture to reflect importance of region's coke industry
• 2 charged in copper theft from train yard
• Rostraver 11-12s claim District 9 title
• Offensive Colonial ends Connellsville's season
• Rostraver tops Connellsville, wins District 9 title
• Aumer's Sports Bar and Grill opens in East Huntingdon
• Saltlick reviewing per capita ordinance
• Movies in the Park set for Friday in Mt. Pleasant
• Area man working to resurrect Ruffsdale Honor Roll
• Southmoreland teachers, board continue to negotiate contract
• Mt. Pleasant School District aiming to fight obesity
• Bullskin 10-11s fall to Rostraver
• Westmoreland culinary arts students to compete in California
• Eight bus shelters erected in Fayette County
• Planning commission reminds residents of filing deadlines
• Perry Township awards contract for bridge demolition
• Southmoreland cheerleaders to participate in Sugar Bowl
• Mt. Pleasant's Doughboy area could be experiencing some improvements
• Connellsville man charged in attempted robbery at McDonalds
• Mother arrested in confrontation with CYS workers
• Connellsville man faces $2,000 in fines for dilapidated properties
• Community picnic set for July 11
• Dunbar advances to championship round
• Connellsville's title hopes are on hold
• Tomato festival at West Overton postponed
• Volunteers work repairing area homes
• Southmoreland's summer food program expands to Frick Park
• Loss of Sony property real estate taxes hurts Southmoreland
• Bullskin 10-11s open with victory
• Connellsville's second triathlon draws athletes, fans
• Mt. Pleasant Community Picnic set for July 11
• South Connellsville continues plans for centennial
• Woodcrest makes plans to honor area veterans
• Happy Fourth of July to everyone
• PSU Fayette announces scholarship winners
• Connellsville teen competes in half-marathon
• New Castle Doctrine law lauded
• Traffic cameras & safety
• Dog shooting concerns Connellsville police
• Connellsville Legion gets revenge on Colonial
• Yetter takes over as Mt. Pleasant coach
• Normalville Firemen's Fair ends Saturday
• Carnegie Science Center to host July 4 'Fireworks Blowout'
• Bullskin set to begin paving project
• Connellsville art camp available for youngsters
• Frazier passes balanced budget
• After 40 years, Mt. Pleasant Public Library gets first makeover
• Mt. Pleasant Area School District raises taxes 4.4 mills
• Fireworks in Alverton set for Saturday
• Dunbar 9-10s eliminated in District 9
• Bud Murphy's tops Mill Run on walk-off homer
• Summer food program is under way
• Bullskin set to begin paving project
• Southmoreland superintendent's retirement official today
• Laurel Highlands board OKs tax hike
• Fayette shakes up pop star competition
• Motorcyclist killed in Connellsville crash
• Hearing on Dunbar mining project to resume in August
• Owner ordered to demolish Apple Street structure
• Connellsville 9-10s advance to title game
• Mistake-prone Connellsville loses to Colonial
• Cat Committee selling fireworks
• Eight bus shelters erected in Fayette County
• Merger closes Mennonite Publishing Network, moves operation to Virginia
• Old tile to be restored at Ramsay school
• Mt. Pleasant names new boys basketball coach
• Elementary swim program cut in Southmoreland
• Connellsville school board balances budget with fund balance
• Health board says undeveloped lots do not have to be cleared of trees, brush
• Camp introduces elementary students to new technology
• Testimony resumes for Dunbar surface mining operation
• Mt. Pleasant School Board can't agree on budget
• Dunbar, Connellsville All-Stars advance
• Community gearing up for Woodruff Race
• Art on the Yough draws young artists
• Connellsville 9-10s top Rostraver (A)
• Fayette Hall of Famers honored at banquet
• Hundreds visit Yough Park and participate in Braddock's Crossing
• Chamber to sponsor Connellsville fireworks display on Sunday
• Connellsville, Scottdale farmers markets to open this week
• Mt. Pleasant holiday celebration features family contests
• Fireworks being held in Connellsville at dusk Sunday
• Mill Run scores comeback win
• Connellsville can't contain Belle Vernon
• 'The Harlem Globetrotters of Softball' come to Laurel Highlands
• Capital improvements continue in Mt. Pleasant School District
• Connellsville grads voice concerns over removal of memorial trees
• Woman's Bahamian cruise ends with her in hospital
• Connellsville business burglaries investigated
• Live rounds fired at Old West show in South Dakota
• In tragedy, a gift
• Too good to be true
• Precious memories trashed
• Laurels & Lances
• 'Mr. Connellsville' remembered
• Christian music concert planned for Saturday
• Chamber sponsoring bus trip
• Exhibit tells story of Historic National Road
• Connellsville, Southmoreland release summer lunch menus
• Frick Communities plot strategies for regional improvements
• Southmoreland passes 2011-12 budget with no tax increase
• Bud Murphy's downs Dunbar
• Connellsville's Cunningham eyes Fayette hall
• Mt. Pleasant supervisors approve bills for garage repairs, road materials
• Everson hires code enforcement officer
• Carnegie Library celebrates patriotism
• Connellsville plans for July 2 triathlon
• Miscues cost Mt. Pleasant in Legion loss
• Firemen's fair in full swing
• Recycling program extends to Mt. Pleasant parks
• Airport capital project updated
• Bud Murphy's hangs tough in comeback
• Dunbar, Mill Run come up short
• Mt. Pleasant's new athletic director gets acclimated
• Salvation Army to hold Hall of Fame run/walk
• Porter to discuss fund balance
• Mt. Pleasant still working to trim deficit
• Heavy rains cause damages, flooding
• Mt. Pleasant Senior Citizens Center group hits area trails
• East Huntingdon YMCA starts jogging club
• No burning allowed in municipalities with recycling like Connellsville
• Tolerance for high grass low in Fay-West region
• Fay-West vacation Bible schools begin
• Connellsville Area High School awards, scholarships announced
• Molnar to step up as Southmoreland superintendent
• Help for Joplin
• Mahoney's consolidation confusion
• Laurels & Lances
• Saltlick's public sessions
• Reaching at-risk youth
• Scottdale Firemen's Club revamps restaurant
• 3 entities work to bring free concerts to Connellsville
• Connellsville armory viewed as preservation opportunity
• New honor for 1989 Connellsville team
• 2 nights left of Saltlick Firemen's Fair
• Kletzing works as editor while pastoring country church
• Uniontown YMCA to hold 3rd triathlon
• Connellsville City Council moves market downtown
• 'Erika's Walk' continues with enormous support
• Connellsville anticipates less money for upgrades
• Connellsville grad starts pro baseball journey
• Scottdale BPW holds 'night out' meeting
• The Clarks to celebrate 25 years
• Lions Club organizes free concert
• Upper Tyrone OK's license transfer
• Scottdale still not sure about opting out of UCC
• 'Art on Yough' scheduled for June 25, 26 in Connellsville
• Hotel in Connellsville possible
• Hearing on shooting range continued
• Happy Father's Day to all
• Donegal supervisors advised to have camera ready for emergencies
• Municipal Authority holds line on monthly rate
• Area man faces arson charges
• Hometown Streets project to begin soon in Connellsville
• Bogus $100 bills circulating in area
• PSUFC softball players honored for play
• Geibel finds new girls basketball coach
• Family Fun Fest comes to Fayette Fairgrounds Saturday
• Dunbar passes new curfew ordinance
• Zoning board to take additional testimony on shooting range issue
• Connellsville Area graduate named chief financial officer at Nasdaq
• Mill Run's Bendis wins pitchers' duel
• Frazier grad picks Point Park
• Saltlick limits public comment during meetings
• Connellsville Recreation Board holds sign-ups for summer youth programs
• Connellsville historical society prepares for Braddock's Crossing
• Connellsville library to kick off summer reading program June 22
• Tour of flowering Connellsville gardens includes lunch
• Leisenring food distribution announced
• Bakery owner brings gluten-free treats to Dickerson Run
• What does the flag represent?
• Laurels & Lances
• Summer fun
• Farmers Market vouchers ready
• Program keeps children reading
• Fayette's Wednesday Walks return
• Frick Communities moving forward despite obstacles
• PennDOT releases roadwork update
• Makeover continues for Connellsville
• Autopsy reveals man from Connellsville stabbed to death
• Bullskin Senior Center plans rummage sale, strawberry festival
• Local girl winner of pageant
• Yogi Bear's Wetlands to open on Saturday
• Catholic schools in Connellsville area undergoing major changes
• Bids OK'd for Scotland Yard project, building
• Intersection concerns Connellsville Township supervisors
• Help with timeline sought in Connellsville man's death
• Frazier, Geibel grads back for one more
• Quilt guild to meet tonight
• Director goes back to her roots
• Local teen honored as student of the year
• Clowns to appear during Kid's Fest
• Spirit Track Club offers opportunity for competition
• Books come to life at Reading Fair
• Connellsville High School renovations under way
• California Legion tops Connellsville
• Mt. Pleasant falls to Hempfield East
• Diocese appoints 2 for junior, senior high programs
• PSU radio contest winners announced
• Clowns to appear during Kid's Fest this year
• Mt. Pleasant excited over upcoming programs
• Site reviews, building permits OK'd
• Fayette marchers raise thousands for babies
• Taking proper care of Old Glory
• Wesley Health Center to add elevator
• Write-ins create races in Nov. for 2 townships
• Corbett budget concerns Fayette officials
• Man accused of throwing hatchet at woman, baby
• 5th annual Kid's Fest to be held Monday
• Mill Run tops Belmont
• Connellsville grad thrilled to join Diamondbacks
• Bud Murphy's shuts down Dunbar
• Local chiropractor offers service for pets
• Mt. Pleasant to hold first community yard sale
• Blood drive honors 3 area children suffering from cancer
• Mt. Pleasant names athletic director
• Connellsville encouraged to not lay off teachers
• Building community pride is Connellsville's Trail Town goal
• Bud Murphy's takes down Mitch's Bail Bonds
• Efforts to promote trail towns under way
• Mt. Pleasant Borough to recognize its library's Friends group
• Town hall panel will discuss state, federal budget cuts' effects in county
• Dawson church begins new youth group
• Farmers' market checks available for senior citizens
• Laurels & Lances
• Graduations 2011
• Adopt a shelter cat
• End state's pigeon shoots
• Preserving our freedom
• Can't poison justice
• Geibel students' example
• Funding concerns Connellsville Housing Authority
• Conn-Area bids farewell to teaching era
• Mt. Pleasant athletic fixture set retiring
• South Side out to strong start in little league
• Dawson church does more than just fill the pews
• Annual quilt show opens Saturday at West Overton
• Mammoth Fest features day of entertainment
• Farmers' market checks available for senior citizens
• Mt. Pleasant to graduate 168 students
• Everson to host community yard sale Saturday
• Scottdale VFD hosts fire convention
• Volunteers starting local watershed association
• Fayette working to help underfed children
• Frazier disappointed teachers don't approve wage freeze
• W.Va. couple takes home Bud Murphy 5K titles
• Connellsville Legion falls to Belle Vernon
• Friends of Library meet tonight
• Kortney Jean wants to spread her wings
• AHA kicks off 'My Heart, My Life'
• Weekend to feature cornhole tournament
• Two injured in 3-vehicle collision in Bullskin Township
• 155 students to graduate from Southmoreland
• Frazier to graduate 78 Friday
• Mt. Pleasant kicks off Concerts in the Park
• Saltlick supervisor makes it on November ballot
• Youth league selects 2011 scholarship recipient
• Halfhill leads Mill Run to win over Bud Murphy's
• Mt. Pleasant VFD recognizes members
• A lot happening in Mt. Pleasant this weekend
• Tri-Town Trot starts Homecoming highlights
• New signs a welcome addition to Mt. Pleasant
• Dawson Homecoming featuring restored war memorial
• Connellsville's Class of 2011 to graduate Friday
• Dawson finalizing plans for annual Homecoming
• Connellsville Legion trips Uniontown
• 4 Falcons have college football aspirations
• Scottdale Library hosting adult summer reading program
• Summer in the Park series to kick off in Scottdale
• Calumet post office service cut
• Mt. Pleasant Glass and Ethnic Festival preparing for silver anniversary
• High temperatures here to stay for a few days
• Son continues family's passion for patriotism
• The women behind veterans do much for many causes
• Gold Star Mother expresses pride in all veterans
• Geranium Festival visitors pack Crawford Avenue
• Riders put fresh spin on cancer awareness
• VFW salutes community, seeks members
• World War II vet: SEALs get job done
• Pennsville woman still honors husband's memory
• Y summer day camp expands into Connellsville
• Southmoreland athlete earns surprise PIAA medal
• Tribulations from Spanish-American War lead to VFW founding
• National VFW born from sad condition of soldiers, sailors
• Navy allowed Dawson World War II vet to see the world
• Memorial Day gives energy to 90-year-old veteran
• Red Cross seeks volunteers
• Conn-Area golf outing set for June 5
• Regional Family YMCA preparing summer programs
• Daughter of Connellsville's controversial billionaire dies
• FCCAA opens food distribution site in Bullskin
• Local Legion establishes flag collection points, flag disposal date
• Organizers hope for dry soapbox derby day
• Scottdale, Everson, Alverton hosting Memorial Day programs
• Scottdale Kiwanis preparing flags for Memorial Day
• Shanksville flag retirement ceremony scheduled for Tuesday
• Mill Run area cleaning up after storm
• Longtime basketball coach Traynor dies
• Scotties thrower savors PIAA experience
• Mixed results at PIAAs for Mt. Pleasant's Cenkner
• Iraq war veteran to speak during Mt. Pleasant's Memorial Day services
• 5 international students earn Champion Christian diplomas
• Friends of Library raise money for Carnegie
• Bullskin receives clean audit
• First fur fest to provide a howling good time
• Mt. Pleasant senior earns rifle scholarship
• Connellsville Area's $7 million deficit costs 23 their jobs
• Memorial Day fun, solemn service slated in Connellsville
• Dunbar prepares for Monday Memorial Day observance
• Central Honor Roll is resurrected in time for Memorial Day
• Connellsville Legion earns 1st win
• Area athletes look to make mark at PIAA track championships
• New tenant will mean new jobs, official says
• Mt. Pleasant's George and Cunningham hardware store closing
• St. John Invitational Classic being held Saturday
• Point Marion to host annual regatta this weekend
• Geranium Festival to kick off with princess contest
• Frazier approves tentative budget with deficit
• Connellsville Legion loses opener
• Mt. Pleasant exploring purchase of emergency siren
• Connellsville still major transit center for people, industrial goods
• Acme man still missing at Ohiopyle State Park
• Connellsville health board has 'catching up to do'
• Volunteers needed to help honor Mt. Pleasant veterans
• Mill Run wins FCBL opener
• Miscues plague Frazier in playoff loss
• Frazier's batters silenced in defeat
• Businesses sought for Scottdale Town Center marketing initiative
• Connellsville event to benefit women's safety, ALS research
• Geibel Catholic to graduate 46 Thursday
• Connellsville's own 'Iron Horse' battles against ALS
• Alternative energy could benefit Connellsville
• Hundreds take part in MPIAA celebration
• Southmoreland students go on an outing
• Dawson announces burning days
• Southmoreland teacher Layman wins another award
• Mt. Pleasant man local history collection to be auctioned off
• Visitors give proactive assessment of Connellsville
• Memorial Day programs dedicated in honor of the area veterans
• Area historical society decorating graves
• Connellsville tech center students work on local projects
• Mt. Pleasant softball done in by playoff hex
• Frazier answers early wake-up call
• Mt. Pleasant business authority decorating its downtown
• Long-time New Haven Hose Fire Co. member passes away
• Expo to highlight technology advances in Connellsville district
• Scotties junior realizes pair of goals
• Southmoreland shot putter qualifies for PIAAs
• Connellsville musicians part of the band Black Coffee
• Highlands Hospital's Race for Autism set for June 2
• Wagon trains roll this weekend across Route 40
• Perry Volunteer Fire Department to roast 'Father Bob'
• Players gear up for 100-inning game
• Rain scuttles WPIAL playoffs
• Morrell Volunteer Fire Department will present the Lewis & Clark Circus this week
• 3 incumbents, 2 newcomers on ballot in fall for Connellsville Area School Board
• Chuck Moore top voter getter for Scottdale district judge seat
• Long-time Fayette commissioner loses re-election bid
• Connellsville superintendent resigns position
• West Overton Museums in need of rest, director says
• Dunbar council race to be decided in November
• Former Connellsville Township supervisor may be back on the board
• Some incumbents lose municipal posts in Fayette County
• Brown wins Scottdale's First Ward Democratic nomination
• Only one Southmoreland incumbent retains seat
• East Huntingdon, Donegal townships incumbents to face competition in fall
• Fayette DA, sheriff secure party nominations
• Local athletes ready for WPIAL track meet
• WPIAL approves local wrestling co-op
• Area motorists advised to watch for deer
• Mt. Pleasant, YMCA teaming up to offer park program
• Mt. Pleasant keeps its parks going
• Community gardens concept explored by Mt. Pleasant
• Administrative positions change at Southmoreland
• Lower Tyrone residents concerned about road conditions
• Mt. Pleasant Township to take over maintenance of Equestrian Way
• Workers want Mt. Pleasant employer to pay more toward health care
• Mt. Pleasant's teen memory kept alive through scholarship
• Hundreds visit casino job fair in Hopwood
• Average turnout expected at Westmoreland, Fayette polls
• After 50 years, one Mt. Pleasant Township man will still be at the polls on Tuesday
• Lower Tyrone residents concerned about road conditions
• Donegal Township passes motion to fine violators
• Mt. Pleasant softball team ready for anything
• Recycled art display planned at Norvelt Elementary
• Dunbar, Everson borough candidates should be shoo-ins
• Six townships in Fayette see competition in primary
• 'C Glee Jubilee' will perform at Connellsville High East
• Upper Tyrone studies ways to use DCED grant
• Connellsville scales back road improvements
• Connellsville's police to remember their own
• Frazier baseball, softball teams primed for postseason
• Clinton youth holding fundraiser for summer church camp
• 'Perfect' rescue in Connellsville Township
• Fairview Church of God celebrates rejuvenation
• New cardiac catheterization procedure could reduce recovery time
• Symposium to look at economy, equity, environment
• Mt. Pleasant girls secure second in track finals
• Softball playoffs open next week
• Even one can make a difference in Connellsville
• Dawson seeking volunteers for cleanup
• Connellsville Council candidates eager to continue city's revitalization
• Connellsville Area School Board OK's proposed final budget with $7.1M deficit
• VFW hosts comedy show on Saturday
• Dunbar Township Man waives charges to Fayette court
• Opposition to operation causes hearing continuance
• Normalville family combines causes
• Connellsville clinches winning season
• Frazier clinches playoff spot
• Fundraiser to benefit entire Relay for Life event
• Ten seek nods for five seats on Connellsville school board
• Fayette County Food Bank to participate in Produce to People
• Dunbar Township church vigil opens fight to preserve its land
• Connellsville secures winning record
• Area track athletes qualify for individual finals
• Two Connellsville grads honored for play
• No injuries reported in Connellsville accident
• Amedisys Hospice recognized as partner for veterans program
• Laurel Hill church plans vigil Tuesday
• Day of Giving offers chance to direct aid to Fayette Cultural Trust
• Couple gets hero's welcome at Hatfield
• 11 Mt. Pleasant teaching positions safe for now
• Connellsville still facing $7.1M budget shortfall
• Scottdale puts hold on code issues
• Mt. Pleasant councilmen run unopposed
• Scotties, Vikings fall in first round of playoffs
• Guiser selects Geneva College
• Picnic in the Park starts Tuesday in Scottdale
• Mt. Pleasant event offers opportunity to meet some candidates
• Six candidates seek five spots on Mt. Pleasant school board
• Mt. Pleasant, Southmoreland open WPIAL playoffs today
• Playoffs a possibility for Connellsville
• Connellsville does well in mock trial competition
• Lower Tyrone cleanup is Thursday
• Connellsville Junior High East Stew Cats defend title
• Scottdale barber a Civil War junkie
• Power surge carries Connellsville
• Hensh wins pole vault title at Baldwin Invitational
• Connellsville Junior High East rallies to support teacher's daughter
• Frazier retirements reduce budget deficit
• 3 seek Scottdale district judge seat
• Independent audit says Southmoreland business manager compliant with PSERS regulations
• Frazier's Lash pitches perfect game
• Frazier delivers against Washington in much-needed win
• West Overton's May Mart to be held Saturday
• Ten seek nominations for five Southmoreland seats
• Four seats up for grabs on Scottdale council
• Green Thumb Project aiming to beautify Everson
• Mt. Pleasant girls advance to WPIAL track finals
• Fayette County Hall of Fame announces 2011 class
• Connellsville planning commission approves several projects
• Everson official says agreement with WFMSA on the horizon
• City businesses can benefit from Great Allegheny Passage
• MPASB still seeks ways to close $3 million budget gap
• Local track teams set for semifinals
• Remember Mom on Mother's Day
• Connellsville's Mundorff to become immediate past president of Pa. Bar
• U.S. Steel VP Matthews to speak at PSU Fayette commencement
• Westmoreland Senior Games planned at Mammoth Park
• Alumni take the podium for Cal U commencement
• Mt. Pleasant's video wall project moving forward
• Connellsville's Amtrak station subcontractors not paid, workers say
• Connellsville man ordered to fix buildings
• Connellsville, Mt. Pleasant to observe Day of Prayer
• Bad beginning forFalcons
• Southmoreland shares section tennis title
• Geibel hires boys basketball coach
• Prescription Drug Take-Back Day successful in Mt. Pleasant
• Mt. Pleasant school board eyes spending amid budget deficit
• Paint, Plant and Chalk Day set in Connellsville
• Wet weather hinders Fay-West farmers' plantings
• Connellsville seniors shine at Fayette track and field meet
• Roundup: Connellsville girls remain in playoff hunt
• First Friday Coffeehouse features High Ryder Band
• 2 candidates forums planned for Fayette commissioners
• PAWC requests rate hike
• Some phones out in Connellsville
• Everson mother charged after video shows she didn't stop fight
• New gift shop opens in Dunbar Township
• Outdoor event teaches environmental lessons
• Normalville man charged with rape
• Falcons, Gators, Commodores get wins
• Mt. Pleasant tennis team claims at least share of section crown
• 'Forgotten Virginia Settlers' book explains Bullskin's name
• New storm water system planned for Connellsville neighborhood
• Champion teen earns Eagle Scout
• Wilde's 'Earnest' to come to Geyer stage
• Memorable day for Mt. Pleasant's Nitkiewicz
• Southmoreland's budget eliminates salary increases, programs
• Southmoreland doubles team takes title
• Connellsville softball misses opportunity
• Bullskin spring cleanup gets underway on Monday
• Historic Log Cabin Inn opens in Donegal
• German students getting a taste of American culture
• Connellsville preparing for annual Geranium Festival
• Normalville motorcyclist hospitalized after collision
• CASD superintendent to recommend furloughing teachers
• Connellsville posts key section win
• Slow start dooms Connellsville
• Frazier asks full staff for one-year wage freeze
• New performance space, gallery opens in Brownsville
• 'Trailer Trash Tragedy' kicks off May 22 in Masontown
• JCWA studying placement of residential rain gardens
• Davidson biography recalls Connellsville's railroad history
• Decisions of Westmoreland County judges
• 'Little Women' is a new production of old classic
• Former Connellsville coach elected to WPIAL Hall
• Mt. Pleasant's Pehrson pitches perfect game
• Casey works with Mt. Pleasant baseball team
• Rain remains in the forecast for the near future
• Old-fashioned scavenger hunt in Mt. Pleasant, Scottdale
• Fundraiser being held to raise money for additional K-9 training
• Special exceptions sought for shooting range
• New director named for West Overton Museums
• City continues to take action against owners of dilapidated properties
• Sewage authority hopeful for additional funding for project
• Yough River Trail Council race results
• Connellsville softball team shuts out AG
• Mt. Pleasant's fast start trips Southmoreland
• Johnsons help Scottdale Public Library raise more than $12K
• Connellsville banners to honor 3 century-old area entities
• South Connellsville Community Yard Sale new to centennial events
• Scottdale storm-water project to be discussed Tuesday
• Connellsville controller Wrote resigns position
• Yough River Trail hosts races
• Mt. Pleasant a 'School on the Move'
• Mt. Pleasant helps with 'Drug Take Back Day'
• 'Little Women' coming to Geyer
• Grants help Mt. Pleasant district's fitness department grow
• Connellsville amends sign ordinance
• Connellsville grads build up success
• Church holds crucifix re-enactment tonight
• Fundraiser planned for Connellsville community center
• Earth Day contest pays tribute to young environmentalist
• Connellsville celebrates Earth Day
• Critz talks Medicare with local seniors
• Discounts entice shoppers to 'buy local'
• Heide lifts Mt. Pleasant baseball team to win
• Falcons split meet with Uniontown
• Council acts on dilapidated Connellsville buildings
• Everson man charged in Dunbar Township arson
• Geyer Performing Arts Center to feature bellydancing
• Leonard's big day boosts Connellsville
• Falcons suffer another section loss
• Republic man confesses to starting 11 fires
• WFMSA still awaiting word on intermunicipal agreement
• Mt. Pleasant planning community yard sale
• Bullskin supervisors hire outside auditor
• Not all Southmoreland directors want administrators' W-2 forms
• Daily Courier photographer wins first-place award
• Everson's code enforcement officer resigns
• 'Deer ticks' no longer rare in Pennsylvania
• Connellsville, Uniontown events to mark Earth Day
• Spirit of Easter, Passover reborn at local churches
• Frazier students honored for national math championship
• Wet weather puts teams in bind
• Connellsville resident to receive state recognition for life achievements
• Connellsville woman's service spanned three wars
• Uniontown fails to pass motion holding taxes at current rate
• Loose bricks fall from Connellsville's Crawford Avenue building
• Scottdale makes plans for paving
• Local athletes excel at track invitational
• Connellsville rallies for win over Laurel Highlands
• Road work projects to begin in Fayette, Westmoreland
• Bataan Death March recognized in Fayette County
• Mahoney: Merging districts would lessen financial burden on taxpayers
• Strong winds cause Fay-West damage
• Dawson Volunteer Fire Co. will hold its annual Easter Egg Hunt Saturday
• Hospital greeter says her goodbyes after 57 years of service
• Chamber hosts community yard sale May 7
• Industrial business park planned for Upper Tyrone
• Connellsville Township examines finances
• Plans finalized for Everson Outreach's first Easter egg hunt
• Upper Tyrone scraps nuisance ordinance
• Connellsville wins in 9 innings
• Cenkner takes second at WPIALs
• Connellsville girls fall in extra innings
• Tomahawk Coin and Antiques opens at West Overton
• Connellsville Municipal Authority customers urged to pay bills on time
• Connellsville school board revises student programs
• Judge orders Bullskin to provide information
• Workers help save Southmoreland money
• Mt. Pleasant's Cenkner reaches WPIAL final
• Mt. Pleasant girls top Southmoreland
• Yough River Trail Council sets annual run/walk
• New business opening at West Overton Village
• Lower Tyrone supervisor questions bounced, backdated checks
• Lemont Furnace private shooting range draws fire
• Crime watch draws much interest in Connellsville Township
• Connellsville high school renovations await state approval
• Mt. Pleasant tennis team still unbeaten
• Career & Tech Center now part of WeatherBug network
• Donegal supervisors prepare to install welcome sign
• Geocachers seek 'treasure' while cleaning up the woods
• Speaker series highlights Mt. Pleasant area's history
• Technically savvy world opens doors to disturbing crimes
• Library friends sponsors 'Cranes for Japan'
• Area man honored by USA Football offer
• Belle Vernon track teams top Connellsville
• Bullskin audit in judge's hands
• Donegal supervisors prepare to install welcome sign
• Dunbar Post Office to remain open
• Mt. Pleasant Township to spray to control mosquitoes
• Scottdale to vacate unnamed alley
• Connellsville man charged with indecent assault
• Bids for work placed on Connellsville Area Wednesday agenda
• Connellsville Area approves bond for renovation project
• Mt. Pleasant Area continues to look at budget cuts
• Local runner to compete in Boston Marathon
• Break-in prompts Connellsville watch meeting
• Norwin baseball team nips Connellsville
• New Geyer Performing Arts manager hopes to help theater grow
• Connellsville planners offer ideas to preservationist
• 'Refuse 2 Abuse' is in 12th year in Uniontown to raise awareness
• Fayette's Brain Games 2011 scheduled for Thursday
• Dunbar Township's Monarch Road Bridge to be repaired
• Bids opened for Connellsville High School renovation project
• Frazier must cut $1.4 million to balance budget
• Familiar challenge for Mt. Pleasant's Cenkner
• Connellsville baseball stomps Latrobe
• Developer balks at High Meadows sewer line extension deal
• MPAHS presents comedy stage performance Friday and Saturday
• Volunteers learn about reporting severe weather to NWS
• Strong winds slowing demolition of Pittsburgh Street building
• Mt. Pleasant softball team still unbeaten
• Geibel softball team cancels season
• Springfield considers putting weight limits on its roads
• Saltlick supervisors field questions about Grimm Road access
• Perry Township to raze Happy Valley Road Bridge
• Geibel Catholic to conduct its annual auction on Saturday
• Connellsville police charge man in three incidents
• Mt. Pleasant working to promote downtown shopping
• Projects planned to make Yough Park more accessible
• Mt. Pleasant tennis team still perfect
• WCVI building owner fails to remediate structure
• Despite struggles, Lions remain upbeat
• Nino Barsotti is Mt. Pleasant Rotary's Citizen of the Year
• Frazier eighth-graders top nation in March Math Madness
• Mt. Pleasant officials hope for support for new video wall
• Southmoreland seniors in the spotlight at Carnegie Hall
• Frazier softball team wins slugfest
• Conn-Area students present 'The Secret Garden'
• Shakespearean play given a modern twist
• JHE class enjoys a day of crafts
• Bellmar students raise funds for food bank
• Connellsville City Council to refine sign ordinance
• Mountain Laurel Chamber moves into new office space
• MLCC helps to promote business community
• GOP to ax $4T-plus from 2012 budget
• City officials contemplate fate of CDBG funding
• Technology is intriguing to seniors
• Local fire officials has advice for smokers — stay outside
• Westmoreland finalizes primary candidates' list
• Candidates vie for array of county offices
• Perry Township firefighters take on Steelers in benefit basketball game
• Southmoreland tennis team wins
• Tyler Courtney enters race for Westmoreland commissioner
• David Butler seeking nomination for Bullskin supervisor
• Detwiler wants to retain Connellsville board seat
• Harshman seeking Connellsville Area School Board seat
• Mt. Pleasant resident seeking county commissioner seat
• March ends on a beastly weather note
• Bullskin hiring CPA to complete audit
• Connellsville committed to its renaissance
• Hearing continued for Republic man accused of stealing ambulance
• Conservation board elects officers
• Newcomer is candidate for Upper Tyrone supervisor
• Basinger is candidate for Connellsville Township supervisor
• East Huntingdon sewage customers to see rates increase
• Frazier softball silences West Greene
• Frazier hopes to keep momentum
• Connellsville Area High School students roll up their sleeves
• Faith in Action event features Neil Diamond impersonator
• Conn-Area Catholic presents 'The Secret Garden'
• Mt. Pleasant church collecting soles for souls
• Scottdale's 'ninja' waives multiple charges to court
• Mt. Pleasant merchants group could be reborn
• Geibel drops 2nd straight game
• Frazier track benefits from athlete influx
• Firestone seeks Springfield Township Supervisor post
• Fordyce seeks supervisor position in Dunbar Township
• Brown seeks re-election to Scottdale Borough Council
• Keefer seeks re-election as Bullskin Township supervisor
• Funding for Upper Tyrone sewerage project 'questionable'
• C.N. Pritts program feeds students' 'need to read'
• Local man grateful to be alive after being trapped by collapse
• Frazier's Lash enjoys productive day
• Beal seeks office of Upper Tyrone supervisor
• 'Community Conversations' continue in city
• Everson Outreach plans Easter Egg Party
• Connellsville approves buildings for demolition
• Lohr announces bid for Fayette commissioner
• Relay For Life of Mt. Pleasant plans 'Shoppers Paradise'
• Overdrive eBook program coming to Westmoreland libraries
• Firefighters battled stubborn fire at B&R Recycling
• Mt. Pleasant opens season with victory
• Southmoreland strives to boost offense
• Glamour added to Patriots' auction in Connellsville
• Westmoreland-Fayette Boy Scouts to hold annual food drive
• Mt. Pleasant students give a hand to those in need
• Connellsville finds more violations filed against White, Enold
• Scottdale Library trying to stay afloat
• Mound prowess is Frazier's greatest strength
• Six Fayette schools sponsoring trainings for parents
• Connellsville area Curves food drive kicks off in April
• Fay-West schools compete in Academic Challenge
• Lape seeking re-election to Connellsville school board
• Dunbar supervisor Mayros seeking re-election
• Missionary makes his way back to his roots
• Bridges' final restoration phases to begin
• Students show appreciation for Connellsville officers' hard work
• Fay-Penn assists with 2 new projects
• Connellsville boys tennis team loses
• Southmoreland track and field primed for success
• Portion of Connellsville street to remain closed until next week
• Uniontown Hospital receives donation from Colon Cancer Network
• Connellsville students take on beautification project downtown
• Smeigh named Frazier's acting superintendent
• PennDOT continues focus of bridge repair, replacement
• Indian Creek Valley residents want answers about pipeline
• Bridge replacement project in North Union discussed
• Mt. Pleasant has mix of experience, young talent
• Geibel hoops coaches resign
• Violent spring storms maul Fay-West region
• Connellsville man charged in assault on police officer
• Fayette officials rallying against human services budget cuts
• Fire of undetermined origin destroys Bullskin home
• Vikings vie for spot among baseball elite
• Everson outreach meeting tonight
• NFCMA awards bids for waterline, asphalt and chemical supplies
• Everson officials voice concerns for sewage agreement
• Local Scout troop celebrates 95 years, honors volunteer
• Geibel students make final preparations for musical
• Everson mayor looking for citizens' help with projects
• Sculpture coming to Connellsville's Yough River Park
• Mt. Pleasant confident after stellar 2010
• Vikings tennis team blanks Falcons
• Dawson woman loves her dollhouse
• Connellsville's new Amtrak station nearly done
• Uniontown church reaching out to those in need
• Mt. Pleasant moves forward on Veterans Park video wall
• Uniontown approves early retirement incentive for teachers
• Tennis teams open with victories
• Geibel looks to reverse recent fortunes
• Connellsville Lions Club planning annual Kids Fest
• John Cupp seeking nomination for Fayette District Attorney
• G5 Summit airs concerns, touts achievements
• Lemont Furnace family selected March of Dimes ambassador family
• Municipalities brainstorm to reduce energy costs at Laurelville Mennonite Center
• Artist commissioned to create Connellsville sculpture
• Connellsville revitalization efforts touted
• Fay-West applaud success of G5 Summit
• Fundraiser for Mt. Pleasant's July 3 celebration set
• Southmoreland hopes to continue upswing
• Dawson Grange fair board holding spring sausage sale
• Martucci seeking Connellsville school board nomination
• Scottdale councilman still researching answers for zoning questions
• Above-average rainfall expected this spring
• State AG's office warns senior citizens: Don't be a victim
• Borough officials urged to listen to the communities
• Business group hopes to grow Mt. Pleasant farmers market
• G5 Summit provides useful information to police in two counties
• Southmoreland hopes to take next step
• Wagner breaks Connellsville record at PIAA swim meet
• Connellsville residents reminded about $10 per capita tax
• Recreation is the topic among communities' leaders
• Frazier puts elementary school renovations on hold
• G5 Summit opening focuses on local street departments
• Falcons on track for impressive season
• Amish book featured at next West Overton Museums talk
• Zoning board OK's special exception for Dunbar kennel
• Southmoreland candidates express views at meet, greet
• Scottdale council adopts plan for historic district
• Connellsville police prepared for St. Patrick's Day revelers
• Connellsville prepares for spring upkeep
• Connellsville puts stock in senior-laden lineup
• Connellsville Lions live by the motto: 'We Serve'
• South Connellsville council discusses trash, safety issues
• Water project planned in Bullskin's Prittstown area
• Mt. Pleasant's landlord ordinance working
• After surgery, key pitcher returns to field for Geibel
• Gators win in-line hockey title
• Fayette County 2011 Heart Ball will be held Saturday in Farmington
• Donegal's new welcome sign ordered
• Dunbar works to keep post office open
• Uniontown teachers resist pay freeze
• Scottdale fills vacant council seats
• Wagner poised for return trip to states
• Connellsville Township updates tax rolls
• Connellsville man running for Alzheimer's Association
• Zimmerlink seeks another Fayette Commissioner term
• 'The Phantom' comes to State Theatre in Uniontown
• Corbett plan draws concerns from local reps, FCCAA, library
• Scottdale mayor plans community day in April
• Fayette Adult Daily Living Center clients make ribbons for troops
• Southmoreland's Jordan Kitta places 8th at PIAA Class AA meet
• Strong start doesn't last for Mt. Pleasant
• New salon opens in Connellsville
• Leisenring food distributions being held this week
• School districts begin PSSA testing next week
• Dunbar school's PSSA rally ends with 'Pie for Porter!'
• Mt. Pleasant students help with 'Empty Bowls Project'
• Zimmerlink seeks another term as commissioner
• Uniontown falls in PIAA tournament
• Southmoreland wrestler not satisfied with just placing
• Mt. Pleasant girls overcoming injury
• Group to discuss recent mission trip to Puerto Rico
• Something's fishy on Fridays during Lent
• New Mt. Pleasant Valero station offers gas, more
• Scottdale residents voice zoning concerns
• Shrinking population to impact Connellsville
• 10 file petitions for Connellsville Area School Board seats
• Connellsville updates tax rolls
• Kitta is right at home at PIAA Class AA meet
• Connellsville rests hopes on superlative pitching
• Falcon Foundation seeking nominations for hall of fame
• Trial for WCVI building manager slated for next month
• Connellsville Area votes to refinance bonds
• High winds, rising waters concern Fay-West residents
• Connellsville tennis courts players
• Southmoreland students staging 'Murder Me Always'
• Mt. Pleasant Ministerium hosting Lenten lunches
• Authority frustrated with lack of intermunicipal agreement
• Upper Tyrone studying property nuisance ordinance
• Jacobs Creek Watershed studying plans for wetlands
• Former owner of Connellsville home fined $25 for conditions
• Timothy Scott named Southmoreland assistant superintendent
• Local school districts frustrated by proposed funding cuts
• Mt. Pleasant girls win play-in game
• Kenney, Kitta hope to continue impressive runs
• Three local athletes to play soccer at Seton Hill
• Jar containing names of veterans on Ruffsdale war memorial unearthed
• Ambrosini seeking nomination for Fayette commissioner
• Long-time Connellsville librarian remembered for her dedication to community
• Connellsville Area School Board studying 2011-12 school calendar
• Westmoreland food bank reaching out in Mt. Pleasant area communities
• Mt. Pleasant board voices displeasure with Senate Bill 1
• Area teams, individuals qualify for states
• Connellsville grad pleased to return to nationals
• Bullskin/Connellsville Authority agrees to make public sewage available to subdivision
• East Huntingdon looking into Marcellus shale ordinances
• Saltlick resident wants Grimm Road closed
• Springfield residents want weight limits on roads
• Dunbar Township man seeks school board seat
• CareerLink hosting annual Uniontown JOB Expo
• Five G-5 municipalities prepare for brainstorming sessions
• Two treated following shooting in Donegal
• Connellsville wrestler Ethan Kenney clinches another trip to states
• Southmoreland's Kitta escapes for another title
• Dawson firemen meet tonight at 7 p.m.
• Uniontown YMCA continues to study summer camp for Connellsville area
• Districts still budget substantial financial support for athletic programs
• Connellsville's only WASP presents medal to historical society
• Laurel Highlands students presenting 'Bye Bye Birdie'
• Saltlick residents reminded to post addresses on property
• East Huntingdon looking into Marcellus shale ordinances
• Dunbar Township readies for bridge repair project
• Connellsville's Kenney escapes with WPIAL victory
• Southmoreland's Kitta earns title shot
• Area swimmers await fate
• Scottdale's new flood ordinance upsets residents
• Residents argue for student activities at Southmoreland
• Wind energy 'for sale' in county
• Connellsville wrestlers start fast, finish strong
• Area swimmers struggle at WPIALs
• Upper Tyrone waiting for word on money for sewerage
• Object breaks New Salem man's windshield in Menallen
• Southmoreland students modernize Shakespeare's Caesar
• Southmoreland encourages reading among students
• Highlands Hospital's financial status improves slightly
• Penn State-Fayette basketball teams lose
• Couple continues to show love for Scottdale library
• Vikings hope to continue strong season at WPIALs
• Wrestling quartet gears up for regionals
• Jackpot-winning Cash 5 ticket sold in Mt. Pleasant Township
• McClellandtown man charged with sex assault of girl
• Door of Smithfield Pharmacy smashed in burglary
• 'Opal's Husband' comes to Geyer stage
• Chamber awards visionaries who make Connellsville better
• Connellsville wrestlers hope to build momentum
• Fayette Education Center has openings for night class GED preparation
• Connellsville board has walk blocked for safety
• Fay-West escapes worst of storm
• Connellsville sends 4 relay teams to WPIALs
• Mt. Pleasant supervisors seek bids for road supplies
• Seaman named to Westmoreland/Fayette Joint Sewage Authority
• Uniontown strength-training program to be offered for women
• Scottdale hires new borough manager
• 'Adopt An Actor' matches Centerstage students with mentors
• Southmoreland High's Drama Club does more than theater
• Fayette prison cancellation linked to higher inmate releases
• Southmoreland's Jordan Kitta scores 1st WPIAL Class AA title
• Mt. Pleasant ousted from WPIAL playoffs
• Laurel Highlands hires football coach
• Connellsville advances 9 wrestlers
• Connellsville offense falters in playoff loss
• Better use of 'resources'
• Clearing the state's air
• Diet and good health
• Computers like 'Watson' can't match human judgment
• Laurels & Lances
• It's that time of year again: Showtime!
• Caring Ones provides social activity for mentally challenged
• In Fayette, Congressman Critz briefed about children
• 'Alexander the Great' tops pizza-eaters once again
• Quartermaster detachment recalls its lost members with ceremony
• Bullskin's auditors press for paperwork from supervisors
• Nedrow set for diving championships
• Mt. Pleasant, Southmoreland wrestlers advance
• Connellsville boys, Mt. Pleasant girls continue playoff runs today
• Connellsville native hosts Oprah-style party
• Mt. Pleasant's Caring Ones continues to bring joy to many
• Two former members interested in Scottdale council seat
• South Connellsville centennial committee schedules some events
• Connellsville boys beat Pine-Richland in tight battle
• Mt. Pleasant gets revenge on Chartiers Valley
• Rev. Kim King shares her blessings at Scottdale-area churches
• Night of ice, roller skating planned at Indian Creek
• 'Opal' returns to Geyer stage
• 54th annual Fay-West Spelling Bee draws more than 60 students
• Fayette Daffodil Days program under way
• 'Kid Stitch' class planned at Scottdale library
• Competition gets tougher for AA wrestlers
• Penn State Fayette loses in semifinals
• Connellsville wrestlers gear up for sectionals
• Barsotti named Rotary Citizen of the Year
• WCCC offers safety course for workers in oil, gas industries
• Westmoreland Acting Sheriff Moore announces candidacy for district judge
• Everson hiring crossing guard for bridge bus stop
• Mt. Pleasant team heads for second round of mock trial competition
• Damaged light post in Mt. Pleasant to be removed
• Mt. Pleasant Township seeking bids for road supplies
• Uniontown teachers authorize strike vote, spokesman says
• Donation assure Mt. Pleasant police canine's safety
• Connellsville, Pine-Richland open postseason
• Connellsville freshmen win season finale
• Scottdale library works to keep senior citizens active
• Need a federal tax form? Scottdale library has them
• Junior High East preparing for production of 'Aladdin Jr.'
• Local wrestlers advance through sectionals
• Fort Cherry ousts Geibel girls from playoffs
• Slow start can't stop Mt. Pleasant girls
• East Huntingdon resident questions supervisors on Marcellus shale
• Connellsville Township looks at ordinance regulating ATVs
• CAHS Patriots, CASB working to determine safe location for WTC memorial
• North Catholic routs Geibel boys
• Southmoreland's dramatic run ends with tough loss
• CYBL teams battle to tie
• White House aims to revamp education law by summer
• Tomato Growers School again being offered
• Donegal Township to make repairs to Skyview Road
• Penn State Fayette team leaves for main campus dance marathon
• School board still deciding on location for Sept. 11 memorial
• Connellsville hockey team falls to Altoona
• Local Class AA wrestlers set for sectionals
• Connellsville council thanks CAHS Patriots
• Donegal Township to make repairs to Skyview Road
• The Sprout Fund offering grants up to $5,000
• Connellsville wrestlers beat Bethel Park
• Kiski Area tops Connellsville freshmen
• Donegal Township to make repairs to Skyview Road
• Scottdale council reschedules meeting for Feb. 24
• South Connellsville remembers Wendell Fisher
• Vanderbilt woman learning new culture in the Peace Corps
• Dunbar community pulls through for its library
• Teen is first Mt. Pleasant female volunteer firefighter
• Mt. Pleasant Volunteer Fire Department enjoys rush of new volunteers
• Student attendance peaking at Mt. Pleasant
• Local basketball teams learn playoff opponents
• Penn State Fayette clinches playoff home game
• Connellsville couple wins free wedding
• Mt. Pleasant group to show film, discuss Marcellus shale drilling
• Personal attacks flood Southmoreland meeting
• Mt. Pleasant mayor seeking Westmoreland commissioner nomination
• Mt. Pleasant boys, girls win in OT
• Injury-plagued Connellsville loses again
• New Attitude Hair gets CYBL victory
• Vince Coppula named Mt. Pleasant's Citizen of the Month
• Southmoreland seeks bids for parking area at former junior high site
• Fayette Christian school rallies for voucher bill
• Fayette woman a finalist in local 'Biggest Loser' contest
• New program to streamline studies in Mt. Pleasant Area School District
• Karate student begins black-belt journey
• Connellsville boys roll into playoffs
• Memories of 9/11 return during Ground Zero visit
• Nomination petitions can be circulated starting Tuesday
• Southmoreland boys claim 3rd in Section 3-AAA
• Geibel handles Elderton
• Falcons claim outright section title
• Police: Man jailed after violating Megan's Law
• Southmoreland School Board adopts tentative budget
• Springfield firemen plan pancake breakfast
• Fay-West mission group sets out to Tennessee
• Mt. Pleasant swimmers beat Burrell
• 'The center of the world'
• Mt. Pleasant earns runner-up tie
• Flock Out Cancer fundraiser popular in Fay-West
• Scottdale women leading area Daffodil Days sales
• Connellsville artist Alt to be given special recognition
• Connellsville board gets timeline for start of high school renovations
• Geibel girls post road victory
• Connellsville hires new football coach
• Beatlemania coming to the State Theatre
• Conn-Area parents visit Geibel facility
• Upper Tyrone Supervisors put on hold resolution supporting proposed business park
• Connellsville welcoming World Trade Center artifact with parade Friday
• Mt. Pleasant wins low-scoring game
• Connellsville's quick start jolts Laurel Highlands
• Southmoreland's student driving policies provide for safety concerns
• Southmoreland residents tell board to study budget closely
• Connellsville Area taking steps to prepare students for Keystone Exams
• Mt. Pleasant Area School Board mulls upkeep of elementary schools
• Mt. Pleasant Area OKs tentative budget
• Connellsville's all-around effort keys section victory
• Mt. Pleasant strolls past Yough
• City Lanes tops Riser's Pub
• Brownsville native Elko gives Packers a pregame speech
• Reminder of World Trade Center coming to Connellsville
• After 55 years, Connellsville barber puts his scissors away
• Mt. Pleasant girls excel at WCCA meet
• Lucky 7 born in Uniontown Hospital
• Steelers' tattoos popular during Super Bowl season
• Bars expect crowds on Sunday; families plan parties
• Mt. Pleasant Township sewage project proceeds
• Southmoreland continues to study preliminary budget
• Fay-West shows off Black 'n Gold spirit
• Connellsville knocks off Penn-Trafford
• Here we go, Steelers
• Agency finishes work on Connellsville sinkhole repairs
• Trail Town Peddlers seizes on Steelers craze
• Bakeries create Black 'n Gold treats
• Frazier High School bolsters graduation requirement
• Retailers win when Steelers win
• Geibel girls rout Frazier
• Southmoreland's academic success touted
• Mt. Pleasant starts fast, topples Laurel Highlands
• Highlands Pediatrics earns victory
• Banquet Bandits ready to stage 'Frasier's Farewell'
• Free downtown Scottdale parking could end soon
• Perry water project loans nearly paid in full
• New Lemont Furnace gym focuses on women
• Chili cook-off a fun fundraiser for Kecksburg firemen
• Fay-West fans to rally for Steelers
• Valentine's pet photos assist Mt. Pleasant Cat Committee
• Connellsville Area career center to showcase attributes
• Geibel cruises to section victory
• Scotties go winless in tournament
• Falcon wrestlers fall to Canon-McMillan
• Springfield supervisors to advertise storm water ordinance
• Saltlick supervisors announce 3 different ordinances
• CWCTC go back to the blueprints
• Connellsville planning board to seek higher fees
• Leonard powers Connellsville boys
• Geibel girls fall to California
• Indian Creek Valley Water Authority reorganizes
• Dogs rescued from Dunbar Township pond
• Borough plans Super Bowl pep rally
• Witt brings home grand champion lamb honors
• North Fayette agency eyes rate increase
• Computer gift saves thousands for Mt. Pleasant district
• Fay-West residents ready for ice storm
• Southmoreland escapes with win over Mt. Pleasant
• Connellsville swimmers defeat East Allegheny
• Spend money locally, Scottdale urges consumers
• West Leisenring Scout sponsors food drive
• Charitable giving, games mark Catholic Schools Week observances
• Geibel scores section win over Clairton
• Connellsville wrestlers make playoffs a habit
• Lasting Legacy: WPA provides city's infrastructure
• Mt. Pleasant Township fire contained to 2nd floor
• 'Ambassadors' help with Coal and Coke Trail upkeep
• Coal and Coke Trail Chapter going strong
• Mt. Pleasant boys win close one over Indiana
• Connellsville ends 2-game slide
• Laurels & Lances
• Citizens' school budget
• Sprinklers save lives
• Bullskin supervisors, auditors disagree over needed information
• Lasting Legacy: From city dump to East Park
• New resource for the autistic to open in May
• Serra sweeps Geibel squads
• Scotties drop pair of matches
• Connellsville falls to Hempfield again, but Falcons see improvement
• Connellsville works toward New Communities program
• Mt. Pleasant native writes book focusing on Catholic faith
• Man charged with assault, drug possession in Scottdale
• Wild game dinner planned
• Mt. Pleasant senior gives time, blood for project
• Connellsville salutes 105-year-old fireman
• Lasting Legacy: Campbell Field now known as Falcon Stadium
• Foreign exchange student doing swimmingly
• Scarry and Asssociates gets CYBL win
• Geyer presents 'The Mousetrap'
• Girlz in Black Hats reaching for the top
• City council expected to vote for Act 90 terms
• Local reaction to Obama's speech mixed
• Scottdale woman competes in 'Face Off'
• Southmoreland boys down Derry
• Uniontown speeds past Mt. Pleasant
• Lasting Legacy: 'Flying field' built for about $500,000
• Mt. Pleasant to enforce property maintenance ordinances
• Lasting Legacy: Works Progress Administration is born
• Connellsville's worst buildings reviewed
• Judge rules against city's former health, code officer
• Mt. Pleasant star reaches scoring milestone
• Fans meet Pirates at annual winter caravan
• Connellsville's parks, recreation department to benefit from Cornhole Tournament
• Connellsville Rotary collects more than a mile of pennies
• Scottdale wants park patrons
• Connellsville drops Geibel twice
• Foreign exchange student doing swimmingly
• Students collecting jeans for the homeless
• East Huntingdon resident questions sewage service
• Residents warned of salespeople with no permits
• Municipalities remind residents to shovel sidewalks
• Norwin hands Connellsville first loss
• Investigation continues into cause of Golden Apple fire
• Ken Kern Lumber earns win
• Laurels & Lances
• Red kettle revenues
• Scottdale man sentenced for possessing child pornography
• From the U.S. to Europe, a teen will always be a teen
• Untitled
• New signs aim to add charm to downtown Mt. Pleasant
• Man injured in fall at former Connellsville glass plant
• Pair of Connellsville hockey players selected to all-star game
• Connellsville, Southmoreland in postseason
• Geibel produces when it counts for victory
• West Overton director Kline leaves post
• Connellsville chamber preparing for annual banquet
• Subsidence site in Connellsville Township repaired
• Conn-Area Catholic moving to Geibel campus
• Mt. Pleasant focusing on East End development
• Couple renovates, opens Leisenring General Store
• Southmoreland district works on preliminary budget
• Salt supplies holding steady
• Connellsville boys stay undefeated
• Keisterville man charged with forgery, theft by deception
• Son writes book as tribute to accomplished father
• Mt. Pleasant girls rout Greensburg Salem
• Rohlf, Maykuth big winners Tottie Awards Night
• Fayette's WIC clinic undergoes upgrade
• Roudy Riders enjoy the sport, company
• New committee would spearhead Mt. Pleasant recreational projects
• Fay-West Red Kettle drives bring in thousands for the needy
• Connellsville falls short in team title bid
• Township VFD gets fire suppression skid unit
• Superintendent highlights CASB's accomplishments
• Patriot Company Store offers unique items, socialization
• Dunbar Library fears a bad ending
• Southmoreland names Molnar new superintendent
• Steeler fans amped as Ravens come to town
• Geibel boys secure victory
• Connellsville has 4 alive for titles
• Falcons put clamps on Mustangs
• Keep library open
• No assistance
• No pets for Vick
• Laurels & Lances
• War of attrition
• Snow, ice halt meal deliveries in area
• Southmoreland School Board hires new football coach
• March for Life trips to D.C. planned
• Stabilization work to start on Connellsville sewer lines
• Connellsville boys stay unbeaten
• Connellsville girls fall to Albert Gallatin
• Training session Saturday on how to track gas drilling impacts
• Southmoreland official to discuss budget at special meeting
• Weather causes shortage in blood supply
• Fay-West sees more snow accumulation overnight
• Ninth grade dropped from CACTC
• Tough competition hones Connellsville wrestlers
• Scottdale delays making appointment to sewage authority
• MPASB approves first draft of Early Retirement Incentive
• Some greet snow with open arms
• Fay-West spared from major snowfall
• Little Falcons earn tie
• Scottdale resident questions solicitor about billing
• Fay-West may see 6 or more inches of snow
• Dunbar Library seeking financial assistance
• Mt. Pleasant girls top LH
• Geibel Gators win 3rd straight, beating Frazier
• Normalville girl uses her own money to Fayette shelter animals
• Region 3 high school teams to argue case before judge in mock trial contest
• Southmoreland OKs request for WWII memorial on Ruffsdale school grounds
• Scottdale still searching for new borough manager
• Connellsville wrestlers place 3rd in Virginia
• Second phase of Dunbar area sewage project nearly complete
• Connellsville police stop theft at Career and Technical Center
• Falcons hold off pesky Albert Gallatin
• Mt. Pleasant's Hough eyes WCCA title
• Geibel wins section opener
• Officials gather to seek fixes for mine subsidence
• School board duties: Rise to the challenge
• Laurels & Lances
• Frick Communities group awaiting word on funding
• Upper Tyrone supervisors forward petition to PennDOT
• Connellsville skates past Altoona
• Big crowd attend Southmoreland's meeting to back football coach
• Connellsville girls rally, topple Latrobe
• Church coffeehouses create social centers
• Firemen serving buckwheat cakes
• Perry reappoints officers
• Connellsville Rotarians take time to honor 8 of their own
• Yough Trail gets $5,000 donation
• Main Street main focus for Mt. Pleasant projects
• Southmoreland wrestlers top Derry
• Joint sewage agency OKs filling sinkhole under Connellsville pipe
• Falcons off to fast start
• Hofmann is first playwright featured as artist of month
• Church announces food distribution
• Donegal Borough keeps taxes same
• Gluten-intolerance group offers support, knowledge
• Connellsville high school renovation site plan gets OK
• Connellsvile boys continue winning ways
• Scottsdale 64-year-old earns black belt
• Dunbar supervisors reorganize; approve seismic survey
• Donegal supervisors prepare for emergencies
• Connellsville Township supervisors keep same appointments
• Wiltrout continues as chairman in Bullskin
• Upper Tyrone replaces road master
• Mt. Pleasant glass festival to celebrate 25th year
• Surveillance cameras coming to Mt. Pleasant business area
• Jeannette races past Frazier
• Indiana pulls out victory over Mt. Pleasant
• 30 years of teeing off on New Year's Day in Mt. Pleasant Township
• Polar Bear Club takes the plunge in Connellsville
• Fayette, Westmoreland United Way reaches across county lines
• Connellsville opens its heart to young girl with rare eye disorder
• Organizers preparing for 2011 Wreaths Across America
• Fay-West residents look forward to the new year
• New Connellsville school board president believes in collaboration
• Public comment policy concerns Scottdale residents
• Local municipalities adopt 2011 budgets
• 2 Connellsville high school students receive honors for academics, athletics
• Connellsville physician retires from private practice
• Connellsville City Council to vote on new police contract this month
• Brothers record string of aces on area golf courses
• Turnpike tolls increase Jan. 2
• December weather continues to surprise Fay-West region
• Police putting out extra officers for New Year's Eve
• Connellsville wrestlers salvage three medals
• Mt. Pleasant girls claim title
• Scotties' Kitta rises above
• No tax increase in Bullskin
• Mural will welcome visitors to Connellsville
• Unwelcome hosts cruise into semifinals
• More light to shine on Mt. Pleasant's Doughboy area
• They're doing Zumba in Connellsville
• Mt. Pleasant man charged with assaulting juvenile
• Frazier tops Southmoreland at Charleroi tournament
• Geibel falters in second half
• Fay-West roundup: Connellsville swim teams split with Trinity
• Bentworth blasts Frazier in rematch
• ArtWorks Connellsville Gallery opens
• Dec. 11 -- birthday time for Connellsville's Fike family
• Upper Tyrone sewage authority may receive grant money sooner than expected
• Bullskin Volunteer Fire Department face personnel, financial challenges
• Christmas is Santa's favorite time of year
• Connellsville agrees to participate in G-5 gathering
• Mt. Pleasant officials to host radio show
• Connellsville boy learns to 'cowboy up'
• Indian Head water authority updates regulations
• Just days before Christmas, shoppers crowd the stores
• Salvation Army volunteers continue to ring the bells
• Connellsville man charged with endangering welfare of children
• Connellsville boys still perfect
• Critchfield church to hold candlelight service tonight
• Connellsville's Polar Bears awaiting the New Year plunge
• Overly's Country Christmas open until Jan. 1
• Acme church Christmas service -- simple but special
• Mt. Pleasant Business District Authority says strides made in 2010
• Westmoreland Christmas tree recycling locations help environment
• Connellsville's $2.9 million budget holds line on taxes
• Jeannette wrestlers gain top spot
• Everson officials still studying municipal sewage agreement
• Connelsville Rotary, Lions clubs receive new flag
• Leads for CAHS spring musical announced
• Test holes drilled along Buttermore Boulevard
• Connellsville boys stay undefeated
• Leapin' Lizzy's opens in Scottdale
• Mt. Pleasant boutique offers abundance of quality items
• Slight tax hike allows Everson to begin process of fixing roads
• Dunbar supervisors learn about survey company request
• Winter solstice begins cold season
• Connellsville hockey team wins in OT
• Fay-West roundup: Greensburg Salem stops Connellsville girls
• Connellsville's gifted students on quiz show
• Westmoreland Fayette Sewage Authority passes budget with surplus
• Fayette Community Action Agency Food Bank seeking help
• Dunbar teen to get Gold Star Award
• Mahoney hosts free Uniontown Christmas Day dinner
• Connellsville Math Bowl adds up to fun, education
• Fay-Penn adopts 2011 budget; receives update on initiatives
• Scottdale agrees to participate in G-3 summit
• Connellsville boys dump Norwin
• McCrae closes college career in bowl game
• Hearing continued in alleged Normalville sex assault
• Thrift stores welcome strong holiday season
• Scottdale citizens discuss their right to speak
• Connellsville Township holds line on taxes
• Fay-Penn to buy land in Upper Tyrone
• Mt. Pleasant swimmers top Connellsville
• Connellsville swim team has several individual standouts
• Critchfield church plans Christmas programs
• 3 kidnapping, sex assault charges held for court
• UFO enthusiast Gordon has new book
• Mountain Laurel chamber looking for good year
• Contractor wants to demolish Connellsville bridge
• Boards OKs Atlas' special exception request in Bullskin
• Geibel boys collect first victory
• Connellsville wrestling team wins first match
• Everson firemen selling hoagies
• Donegal supervisors pass budget without a tax increase
• Bed & Breakfast brings many to Connellsville
• Christmas trees are the real thing this year
• Scottdale passes budget without a tax increase
• Connellsville Municipal Authority's rates to hold
• Mt. Pleasant High School project to benefit heart patient
• Frazier boys knock off Bentworth
• Veteran wrestlers give Mt. Pleasant strong foundation
• 'The Banquet Bandits' will be performing at Geyer
• Southmoreland opens home slate with victory over Charleroi
• Donegal supervisors pass budget
• Resident pushes Scottdale council to act
• South Connellsville introduces balanced budget
• Charges against three Connellsville PNC employees dismissed
• Western Pennsylvania bitter cold weather to continue
• Fay-West roundup: Southmoreland knocks off West Greene
• Connellsville's Leonard reaches 1,000 points in win over Geibel
• Mt. Pleasant's Frick to hold popular holiday raffle
• Connellsville Area Patriots place more than 600 wreaths at graves at national cemetery
• Lions, Lioness clubs helping children in need in Connellsville Area
• Connellsville Junior High will present 'Aladdin Jr.'
• Dunbar Township boy honored for heroic actions
• Water authority learns new state building codes
• Fayette judge becomes Worshipful Master
• 'A Snyder never retires'
• PNC Bank robbed in Scottdale
• Heating oil prices going up
• Street crews, PennDOT prepared to face snow, ice
• Connellsville skates past Derry
• Connellsville survives lengthy drought
• Vexing views by 2 Vinces
• In praise of dogs
• Gas wells, zoning and you
• Laurels & Lances
• Food banks in need
• Frazier students help fellow classmate who's battling cancer
• South Connellsville will sparkle this weekend
• Coal mine faulted in Connellsville Township subsidence
• Fundamentals are Frazier's focus this season
• Man wanted in shooting caught after year
• 'Living Christmas Tree' returns to Faith Bible Church
• West Overton hosts another murder-mystery
• Connellsville man makes repairs; 30 citations dismissed
• Connellsville School District, teachers OK contract extension
• Connellsville boys eye end to playoff drought
• Dinner theater hosts 'Someone Snuffed Santa'
• 'Pride and Prejudice' comes to Scottdale stage
• Springfield holds the line on taxes
• Southmoreland opens football coach's position
• Saltlick residents will see slight tax hike
• Pearl Harbor ceremony small but proud
• Southmoreland seeks steadier season
• PSU Fayette women earn win
• Final Trail Town preservation meeting set for Monday in city
• Connellsville Township boulevard sinkhole doubles overnight
• North Allegheny runs over State College
• Southmoreland girls building toward more
• Unhealthful partisanship
• Mall memories
• Food for holiday thoughts
• Laurels & Lances
• Season of giving
• Mt. Pleasant making upgrades to Veterans Park memorial
• Frazier pursues search for schools chief
• Mine subsidence closes Connellsville Township road
• Mt. Pleasant rain gardens project put to rest until spring
• No tax increase for Dunbar Township property owners
• Greensburg Salem stops Connellsville
• Frazier girls aim for more
• 'The Nutcracker' coming to Connellsville
• Mt. Pleasant teacher appointed to commission
• Live Nativity at County Line Church of Brethren
• Insurance company disputes payment in fatal shooting
• Enold hearing again continued in Connellsville
• Scottdale society to host house tour Sunday
• Mt. Pleasant homes, businesses featured in holiday tour
• Connellsville Township moves forward with capital projects
• Sewage authority holds line on rates in 2011 budget
• Morrell VFD plans meal to aid fire victims
• Mt. Pleasant mayor issues warning on possible scams
• Website opens downtown Mt. Pleasant to business
• Storm front bypasses Fay-West area
• Southmoreland wrestlers hope success is contagious
• Family Showcase presents 'Bah! Humbug!'
• 3 months living abroad
• Connellsville churches, businesses joining in the holiday spirit
• Mt. Pleasant log cabin nears completion
• Presbyterian church displaying Nativity scenes this weekend
• Heavy rains bring potential for flooding
• No tax increase planned in Scottdale
• Tough competition keeps Geibel working hard
• Connellsville Rotary provides warm coats to needy children
• Vandals strike 3 Fayette townships
• Connellsville girls basketball team begins to rebuild
• Fayette's courthouse opening for fundraiser
• Fay-West schools tackle bullying
• Connellsville's library seeks community support
• Downtown Connellsville sponsoring 'It's a Connellsville Christmas'
• Connellsville Area School chorus Christmas concert is Sunday
• Uniontown area holiday house tour set for Dec. 12
• Connellsville Salvation Army begins kettle drive
• New blood faces high standards at Connellsville
• Lego League members get healthy dose of creativity
• County Line Church to hold 'Live Nativity'
• Dunbar plans its 'Night of Lights'
• Bullskin supervisors adopt tentative budget
• Connellsville's Leonard excited about opportunity to play at N.C. State
• City reaches agreement with paid fire department
• Upper Tyrone authority continues sewage project push
• Skiing is way of life for Riedman
• 'Walk of Trees' event returns for second year at Woodcrest
• Donegal store reopens as vacation home for rent
• Everson, Scottdale plan Christmas celebrations
• Dunbar Borough adopts tentative budget; no tax hike
• Salvation Army bells will still ring in Scottdale
• No fee required to apply for rebate, says AG's office
• Scottdale plans special budget meeting
• Higher gasoline prices not expected to deter holiday travel
• Wet holiday in area's forecast
• Geibel coach tweaks practices heading into season
• Happy Thanksgiving to all
• Mt. Pleasant man charged with indecently assaulting child
• Connellsville police receive another gold award
• Mt. Pleasant gets budget update from authority
• Connellsville health board, officer continue public safety push
• Connellsville hockey team bows to Hollidaysburg
• PSU Fayette teams fall to Point Park
• Penn State Fayette women's basketball team remain winless
• Connellsville team wins alliance championship
• Connellsville groups giving thanks to residents
• Scottdale won't appeal judge's ruling for Quality Support
• Still time to donate to Dawson VFC
• Mt. Pleasant native soccer player's senior season steeped in success
• Houses being razed near Westmoreland Hospital
• Freak accident involving deer injuries woman
• Autumn Harvest Festival coming to Scottdale
• Bullskin woman organizes 'Big Event for Kids'
• Connellsville's Little House turns 70 in May
• Connellsville girl shares her hair
• Water may be flowing for Springfield Township residents
• North Allegheny ends Central Catholic's season
• Ligonier Valley thumps Connellsville
• Open season for winter athletes
• Fighting diabetes
• A league's thanks
• Junk in, but no junk out
• Laurels & Lances
• Thanksgiving 2010
• Mt. Pleasant High bachelors on the block for charity
• 2 Connellsville redevelopment projects nearly done
• Balloon from Kentucky brings special message
• Quad South lauds 9 Connellsville players
• Fundraiser planned to benefit trail maintenance
• Scottdale toy drive held in memory of Madisyn Klepsky
• Overly's Country Christmas opens Friday
• Connellsville council OKs tentative spending plan
• PennDOT reviews plans for Route 119 span
• Request to expand Dunbar Township campground denied
• Thanksgiving Festival of Choirs at Wesley UM
• Hospital, school affected by water line break
• Police: Connellsville man assaulted, threatened his family
• Craft shop opens in Connellsville
• Connellsville woman injured in crash
• Police: Man wakes Donegal Township resident, robs him
• Vikings, Scotties dot all-conference list
• Big welcome to our veterans
• Scottdale girl working to save Florida turtles
• Scottdale council changes street crew's working hours
• Scottdale families hosting orphans for Christmas
• Connellsville-area residents collect gifts for Christmas project
• Father, son charged in Leisenring burglary
• New Haven plans parade; chamber to host Yough park event
• 3 indicate interest in vacant Connellsville council seat
• Old habits are hard to break
• California (Pa.) tops Penn State Fayette
• Fay-West roundup: Frazier eliminated from state tournament
• Connellsville celebrates American Education Week
• Scottdale hears research on code enforcement
• Southmoreland studying student driving policy
• Sewage rates to rise in portion of East Huntingdon
• Dawson Honor Roll restorers seek public support
• Mt. Pleasant Area School residents petition board over Ramsay project
• Irwin mother uses hobby to promote breast cancer awareness
• Connellsville structure has been preserved
• Daily Courier holiday Gift Club donations sought
• Free tutoring available for some Connellsville elementary schools
• Congratulations Frazier Lady Commodores
• Mt. Lebanon skier, born in Connellsville, carves niche on world tour
• Penn State Fayette seeks fresh start
• Watershed association to hold clean-up on Sunday
• Upper Tyrone to study workers' hours
• Woodland Hills survives, advances
• Bullskin man recalls service on USS Pittsburgh
• 29 guardsmen are welcomed back
• Southmoreland continues to study finances
• 'Thank you for your service'
• Laurels & Lances
• A good education starts at home
• We didn't listen to your political messages
• Remember our veterans
• Questions about seismic testing
• Connellsville Township OKs balanced budget with no tax increase
• Frazier library plans celebration
• Guardsmen from Mt. Pleasant unit coming home today
• The wonders of Oz blow into Mt. Pleasant
• Penn State-Fayette has high expectations
• Fundraiser planned for Huey family
• Old military honor roll in Rocktown gets new life
• Constables serve arrest warrants in Steelers van
• Connellsville balances budget; no tax hike expected
• Connellsville board OKs high school upgrade plan
• Everson Council meeting Monday
• New kind of entertainment at Scottdale theater
• Frazier volleyball team prepares for states
• CAHS Patriots again honor area veterans with tribute
• Connellsville hockey team loses
• Remember our veterans on Veterans Day
• 'Grease' is the word in city
• W&J's Shipley finds success on offense
• Donegal Township supervisors pass tentative budget
• Frazier school renovation project defeated
• Smithton secretary Tutena resigns; applicants sought
• Mt. Pleasant board addresses Ramsay Project
• Conn-Area brings back 'Late Night Catechism'
• What a wonderful life
• Connellsville Area board to get update on upgrades
• Dawson adopts tentative budget
• Kecksburg 'UFO' continues to draw interest
• Scottdale residents again express concerns
• Wreaths Across America participation encouraged
• Dawson VFC holding annual door-to door fund drive
• California intern helps Mt. Pleasant with details
• Connellsville students learn the art of 'writing dangerously'
• Mt. Pleasant encourages open lines of communication
• Conservationists to be recognized in Latrobe
• Fay-West region plans Veterans Day programs
• Penn State-Fayette eliminated
• Iraq war veteran to stress importance of military service
• Laurels & Lances
• Veterans Day 2010
• Bullskin man explores Fayette fields for relics
• Balloon launch will kick off THON
• PS-Fayette volleyball drops tourney opener
• Geibel hires baseball coach
• Local 5 take on state's best runners
• Hunters' Banquet Gun Bash planned
• Social networking causes new set of problems for parents
• No tax increase in 2011 in Perry Township
• No tax increase in Dunbar Township in 2011
• Sewage authority seeking funding for second phase of project
• Connellsville church plans special service
• Scottdale residents question zoning notices
• Charges filed against Mt. Pleasant man following bar fight
• Scottdale library celebrates 100 years with open house
• No tax increase planned for Springfield property owners
• Police make arrests in North End thefts
• New Haven officials offer assistance with smoke detectors
• Vikings' defense to be tested
• Scottdale library celebrates 100 years Saturday
• CAHS seniors to present 'Get Smart'
• Mt. Pleasant opens playoffs at Seton-La Salle
• Dance benefits Make-A-Wish Foundation
• New Connellsville business is truly a family affair
• CAHS group holding fundraiser for Finley's Fighters
• Everson proposes 1.25-mill property tax increase
• Acme woman wins collegiate sports award
• Harhai retains state House seat
• Frazier sweeps Shenango in quarters
• Party enthusiasm high — even if voter turnout is low
• Saltlick residents may get half-mill tax increase in 2011
• Scottdale man charged with dissemination of child pornography
• Connellsville hockey team ties Ringgold
• Connellsville Community Ministries preparing for the holidays
• Bridge relocation means Indian Creek must relocate waterlines
• Mt. Pleasant enforcing ordinances to make borough better, officials say
• SEIU 1199, Excela Frick hoping to come to contract agreement
• Mt. Pleasant learns playoff opponent
• Dawson firefighters to meet tonight
• PSU Fayette enhances volleyball reputation
• Frazier falls short of playoff berth
• Beyond spill's cleanup
• Better credit protection
• Mom: Debt impacts all children
• Laurels & Lances
• Election Day 2010
• Connellsville schools participate in WVU's annual pumpkin drop
• National magazine recognizes L.E. Smith Glass Co.
• Keepsakes honor doctor, create funding source for scholarships
• Missionettes of Calvary Assembly of God plan reunion
• Scaryopolis III returns this weekend
• Everson begins 'difficult' budget process
• East Huntingdon supervisors won't take over roads
• Lions Club helps United Way test children's eyesight
• Judge takes oral arguments in Scottdale zoning dispute
• Connellsville hockey gets opening win
• Family escapes flames in Connellsville fire
• Fall Gala recognizes hospital's 25 years of service
• Southmoreland boys soccer team coasts
• Honor roll being cleaned, restored
• Refurbished arena should boost Connellsville
• Uniontown vet clinic helping to fight pet obesity
• Long-time Connellsville chamber office manager retires
• New manager brings bright ideas for Connellsville
• Highlands celebrates 25 years since state divestiture
• Welcome Home Heroes program being held Thursday
• Connellsville Area High School to get piece of WTC
• Connellsville veteran tells of captivity during World War II
• Mt. Pleasant Legion Unit marks eight decades of dedication
• Scottdale to receive reimbursement for winter storm
• Residents question letter sent to Southmoreland officials
• Southmoreland, Geibel gain wins
• Southmoreland, Geibel gain wins
• Law's impact on concussions
• Breast health and diet
• Pets over 'pulpit politics'
• Laurels & Lances
• Cultural trust fundraiser
• Former chamber director to be honored at upcoming fundraiser
• Upper Tyrone looking into mandatory garbage pickup
• New Connellsville Township solicitor faces pile of issues
• Municipal sewage authority hoping for signed agreement
• Scottdale adopts public comment policy
• Mt. Pleasant girls tennis team advances
• Geibel runners finish in top 10 at Fayette County Meet
• Bullskin seniors holding rummage sale
• Connellsville wins section finale over Latrobe
• Week 7 football preview
• DC Picks: Trying to build on perfection
• Everson council to meet Monday
• West Overton becomes stop on American Whiskey Trail
• Donegal discusses next year's budget
• CASD qualifies for no-interest federal $18.75M loan
• $14.1 million Memorial Bridge project halfway done
• Southmoreland board petitioned to form citizens committee
• Frazier school board, residents discuss buildings
• Ramsay Elementary School renovation not popular
• Frazier boys cross country earns title
• Southmoreland grad Sanders excels with driver
• Unique show sure to supply laughs
• Cub Scouts ask Dunbar for bigger meeting place
• Connellsville Area settles on scaled-back renovation plan
• Wesley Center to participate in Pittsburgh Gives program
• Mt. Pleasant shelves testing on Ramsay project
• Scottdale votes to seek new manager
• South Connellsville events draw many
• Bullskin walking trail readied for Heritage Day
• Mt. Pleasant falls short of finals berth
• Southmoreland takes rematch with Mt. Pleasant
• Fayette Vo-Tech students challenged
• Mt. Pleasant company hits production milestone
• 'Beautiful house' in Mt. Pleasant coming down
• Fay-West roundup: Mt. Pleasant stops Greensburg Salem in soccer
• Prominent wrestling family to conduct Scottdale/Bullskin Township clinics
• Mt. Pleasant Public Library to host walk as fundraiser
• Plans being made for Dawson/Perryopolis food, toy drive
• Mt. Pleasant High School defeats two teams in High School High-Q competition
• Driver strikes Fayette police cruiser, troopers say
• Frazier investigating financing for possible renovation project
• Frazier superintendent steps down
• Frazier blows through Mapletown
• A 'foundation' to build upon
• Dawson's roll of honor
• Laurels & Lances
• South Connellsville's centennial
• Dawson firefighter honored for 70 years of service
• Trail council plans Fall Foliage Bike Ride/Walk
• A piece of history moves into Mt. Pleasant
• Hearing to address renovations at Ramsay
• Leslie House to hold grand opening Oct. 16
• Normalville teen flown from Saltlick Township crash site
• Jefferson-Morgan edges Geibel
• Normalville VFD to hold gun bash
• New daycare opens at Connellsville Community Center
• New amendment to require sewage inspection with property transfer
• CAHS students helping Finley's Fighters
• Connellsville police chief McSheffery retires
• Falling bricks force partial closing of Connellsville street
• Rains have come too late for many Fay-West farmers
• Thousands expected to attend Fort Ligonier Days
• 'The Robin Hood Capers' features laughs, entertainment
• An exchange student's perfect European adventure
• New playground equipment coming to Resh's Park
• No property tax increase expected for Perry Township in 2011
• Donor wants money back she gave to help city purchase armory
• Student liaisons help bridge gap with Mt. Pleasant school board
• Southmoreland, Mt. Pleasant girls soccer teams roll on
• Fay-West football preview, Week 6
• DC Picks: Always room to improve
• 'Robin Hood Caper' coming to Geyer stage
• 'The Robin Hood Capers' open tonight in Scottdale
• Mt. Pleasant knows East Allegheny presents a challenge
• Geibel boys nip Chartiers-Houston
• Children and that old back porch
• Connellsville girls blank AG
• Board reviews new plan for Connellsville Area renovations
• New Mt. Pleasant council member hopes to bring fresh ideas to board
• Questions arise concerning Mt. Pleasant yard sale ordinance
• CAHS Patriots' packages remind service members of home
• Frazier junior makes habit of winning
• Frazier football team rallies past Geibel
• Southmoreland shuts out Waynesburg
• Dawson firemen to meet tonight
• Gettysburg: A video & a vision
• Butt out, Washington County
• Better school lunches
• Aaron's building damaged in storm
• Demolition on South Broadway in Scottdale should soon begin
• Officials urge parents to gain cyber skills
• Hardy wants to create Nemacolin Institute
• Bullskin hosting youth rodeo Saturday
• County Fair remains profitable
• Mt. Pleasant Tower of Power ready to rock
• Uniontown suffers conference loss
• Laurels & Lances
• WCCC's growth
• Mt. Pleasant duo reaches section doubles final
• Playoffs still in reach for Connellsville volleyball team
• Church hosting meatloaf dinner
• Chamber gala to honor Highlands Hospital
• Geibel Catholic Middle-High School announces homecoming court
• Bullskin zoning idea on hold
• Perryopolis Pioneer Days returns with new crowd-pleasers
• Southmoreland School District scores above average
• Connellsville reports rash of thefts
• Connellsville councilwoman cites personal issues in resignation
• Police probe 2 arsons in Normalville, ask for help
• Frazier clarifies Youth Basketball League's purpose
• Jacobs Creek bridge replacement outlined
• Mt. Pleasant child ID program brings awareness, educates
• Mt. Pleasant police add canine unit
• Geibel golfer fires 85 at Division II finals
• Fay-West football preview, Week 5
• DC Picks: Fine slate of games on tap
• Kula sponsoring senior fair
• Dr. Castle returns to Geyer with new show
• Geibel, Frazier harbor postseason dreams
• Connellsville woman accused of forging scripts
• New building codes cause concern for ICV authority
• Upper Tyrone Township Sewage Authority awaits grant funding
• Mt. Pleasant golfer competes in WPIAL semis
• South Park turns tables on Scotties
• 'Mums' the word in Connellsville
• Some given more time to fix Connellsville buildings
• Connellsville Health Board gets update on properties
• Mt. Pleasant Area presents 'adults only' program
• Football boosters plan spaghetti dinner fundraiser
• Brownsville man's head struck in confrontation
• Two of three weekend Uniontown fires ruled arson
• Uniontown firefighters to get contract, raises
• 2010 Mt. Pleasant Glass Festival may be biggest yet
• South Connellsville works hard to recognize centennial
• More than 500 'Light the Night' in Uniontown
• Mt. Pleasant festival parade marshal has banner year
• Vikings, Scotties pick up soccer wins
• Geibel Gators top Connellsville Falcons
• Area runners fare well at A.J. Everhart Invitational
• Red Raiders, Vikings and Gators post big victories
• Falcon Foundation inducts 1st Hall of Famers
• Glass festival keeps younger visitors in mind
• Laurels & Lances
• Farmers Markets, Buy Local see success
• Wesley church's steeple dominates Connellsville's night skyline
• 2 jailed for shoplifting after chase through woods
• Mt. Pleasant Glass festival features food for every taste
• Mt. Pleasant Glass Festival ready to go
• Cost-saving municipal websites needed
• Cottages at Fallingwater pose a conundrum
• Sheriffs and the law
• Protesting too much in Southmoreland?
• Highlands Hospital's "care" a case for local support
• Landman out at WPIAL championship
• Frazier routs Geibel in volleyball showdown
• Breakneck church holds annual flea market
• As autumn arrives, weather will predict colors of season
• CAHS homecoming set for Oct. 8
• Still time to volunteer for Dunbar festival
• Wood's Jewelers observes silver anniversary
• Scottdale library plans book sale
• Connellsville football team plays 1st home game
• FACT center opens at Fayette business park
• Connellsville man wants to construct cabins near trail area
• Mt. Pleasant scores boys soccer victory
• Festival promises lots of food, fun
• Geibel cross country runners improving
• Police seek information on Connellsville duplex fire
• ICV Food Pantry seeking additional assistance
• Video promotes Mt. Pleasant businesses, community
• Mt. Pleasant to crown homecoming queen Friday
• Pets participating in Mt. Pleasant Glass Festival
• Belle Vernon golfers top Connellsville
• Laurel Highlands-Uniontown highlights Week 4
• DC Picks: Rebound needed after subpar week
• Mt. Pleasant, Geibel golfers advance
• Falcon Foundation to induct 11 into new Hall of Fame
• Spanish classes start today at Scottdale library
• Laurelville Mennonite Church Center labyrinth offers peace
• Mt. Pleasant, Geibel golfers advance
• Mt. Pleasant seniors organize skills competition
• Mt. Pleasant cross country runners do well at Slippery Rock meet
• Geibel hopes to build on victory
• Upper Tyrone Township wants certification to kill weeds on rights of way
• Annual Mt. Pleasant Glass and Ethnic Festival to kick off Friday
• Cook's Lumber in Mt. Pleasant closes due to poor economy, competition
• Westmoreland's looking at Scottdale as satellite site for gun permits
• Dawson VFC holding gun bash
• World War II parachute gets new use — as wedding dress
• Highlands Hospital receives nearly $300K in federal funding
• Mt. Pleasant Church of God offering monthly community meals
• Upper Tyrone Township wants certification to kill weeds
• Sewage authority working toward agreement
• Scottdale sets procedures for public comment
• Laurel Highlands drops Derry
• Festival opportunities
• Frazier forces 8 turnovers, blanks Jefferson-Morgan
• 5K run/walk continues as part of Dunbar Community Fest
• Southmoreland announces 2010-11 Homecoming Court
• Frazier learns cost, tax impact of renovation options
• Mt. Pleasant pageants continue 24-year tradition
• Mt. Pleasant tennis star Landman advances
• Night at the Races being held in Donegal
• PSU-Fayette cross country team lacks numbers
• Arrest made in German rape case
• Morrell Volunteer Fire Department to host wrestling match
• 'Cycles in the City' to aid Uniontown charities
• Popular Baby Photo Contest returns to Mt. Pleasant festival
• Former St. Joseph's bell donated to Chestnut Log House
• Week 3 will test DC Picks' perfect record
• Parade is Saturday in Scottdale
• City still seeking bids on armory
• Ailing Falcons faces rugged McKeesport
• Scottdale Fall Festival brings clown, dog show
• Residents criticize Scottdale council over code enforcement
• Scottdale Borough manager announces retirement
• Smithton adjusts curfew ordinance
• Mt. Pleasant schools make Annual Yearly Progress
• Connellsville soccer team earns shutout win
• Teams look to bounce back in Week 3
• Scottdale Fall Festival brings race, car enthusiasts
• Connellsville tennis team tops Greensburg Salem
• Kecksburg Festival features parade, contests, fun
• Geibel overcomes early-season adversity
• Dunbar OKs public parking lot on Connellsville Street
• Donegal Township bridges pass inspection
• South Connellsville introduces animal waste ordinance
• Southmoreland board OKs 2nd driver for band
• Golf teams earn non-section wins
• Scotties committed to improving program
• Gators making most of small roster
• Fay-West sports roundup
• Fay-West food banks dates are released
• Coroner recounts 9/11 to Mt. Pleasant
• Connellsville hosts Patriot Day program
• Re-enactment turnout pleases West Overton officials
• Connellsville Area School Board approves hirings, training
• Scottdale council debates limit on public comments at meetings
• Race and walk will be new addition to Kecksburg festival
• Vikings overcome mistakes, beat Yough
• Peters Township dominates Laurel Highlands
• Kecksburg festival offers 'out of this world' fun
• Veal's high price
• The Kecksburg question
• Laurels & Lances
• Remembering 9/11
• Uniontown man pleads guilty to gun possession
• Ground broken for Connellsville Township office
• Coal and Coke Music Festival to show pride in region's past, present
• Southmoreland superintendent fires back
• Surveillance camera up in Mt. Pleasant park
• Road rehabilitation on Broadway coming to a close
• Mt. Pleasant Area to consider hiring classroom assistant
• Mt. Pleasant golf teams prevail
• Normalville firemen holding cash bash
• Southmoreland girls aiming high
• Falcons soccer team grows together
• Owners of Springfield trout farm worry about mining project
• Highlands Hospital diabetes group sponsoring fun events
• CASB approves pared high school renovations
• Gore Group completes acquisition of National Envelope assets
• Fayette observes 9/11 anniversary
• Mt. Pleasant board updated on Ramsay renovation project
• Geibel girls win section opener
• Southmoreland, Uniontown chase 2-0 starts
• DC Picks: Tougher slate of games awaits
• Faith in Action needs volunteers
• 2 new performances scheduled for the Geyer stage
• Connellsville busy making needed adjustments
• Scotties poised to make run
• Resident seeking ways to slow down traffic on Springfield road
• Perry Township supervisors discuss road, water projects
• Pared-down proposal for Connellsville high school presented
• Saltlick won't make decision on tax increase until December
• Tarrs man killed in New Stanton crash
• Mt. Pleasant planning 9/11 services
• Untitled
• Frazier cross country coach optimistic
• Connellsville makes playoffs a yearly quest
• Mt. Pleasant softball player's senior project benefits charity
• Southmoreland teams both will compete in Class AA
• Connellsville to host Patriot's Day Program
• WWII re-enactment planned at West Overton
• Fundraiser planned for Faith in Action
• Mt. Pleasant to again honor 9/11 victims
• Lemont Furnace man resisted arrest after ramming car in North Union
• Love was key ingredient in Mom's cooking
• Connellsville Armory soldier survives Afghanistan base attack
• Observing Labor Day
• Key pieces in place for Mt. Pleasant soccer
• Small but talented group pace Connellsville runners
• Bullskin/Connellsville Sewage authority receives clean audit report
• Red Cross officials tout efficiency of new Hopwood location
• Laurels & Lances
• High school repairs
• Scottdale Fall Festival to celebrate a homecoming
• Commodores, Mustangs drop openers
• Normalville firemen to sell hoagies
• Mt. Pleasant girls start season strong
• PSU-Fayette has high expectations
• Perryopolis police urge residents to keep doors locked
• East Huntingdon votes to purchase tractor
• Dunbar supervisors asked to fix water line
• Boy Scout's efforts help preserve Chestnut Log House
• Residents press Southmoreland School District to cut budget
• Uniontown tries to balance safety, finances
• Officials, experts discuss Marcellus Shale issues
• DC Picks: Week 1 games tough to call
• Local teams face tough tests in Week 1
• Friends of the Scottdale Library to meet
• Rivals tangle for Coal Bucket
• Leonard to play at N.C. State
• Connellsville man dies after Thursday house fire
• Connellsville Area Falcon Foundation gets $20,000 boost
• Frazier trying to keep things simple
• Connellsville looking for improved play
• Rivalries renewed for Fayette teams
• 9th annual Festival of Lights this weekend
• New downtown mural recreates Perryopolis' past
• Connellsville Area rejects all renovation bids
• Gas drilling forum planned at Penn State Fayette
• Connellsville tennis tops Kiski
• 'Nurse Jane' performance certain to be audience pleaser
• Southmoreland girls tennis team reloads
• DC Picks is back to build on his success
• Uniontown to rely on playmakers
• Scotties prepare for move to Class AA
• Despite changes, Vikings still have high goals
• Laurel Highlands seeks yet another playoff berth
• Short-handed Geibel has lofty goals
• Connellsville tennis team gets win over Southmoreland
• Southmoreland revamps boys, girls golf teams
• Mill Run celebrates century of baseball
• Annual POW-MIA ceremony held in Connellsville
• Tots chug along at Westmoreland Fair
• Connellsville walkathon organizers pleased with first attempt
• Auction draws hundreds to final day of Westmoreland Fair
• Appalachian sounds will fill Ohiopyle
• 'Spiritual' experience in Uniontown offered for 76th year
• Connellsville festival shifts to Labor Day to accommodate more people
• Fayette County Community Action has help for home-buyers
• Geibel gets shot at performing 'Phantom'
• Geibel golfers band together for big season
• Gabfest attendees have chance to ham it up in Uniontown
• Mt. Pleasant tennis team stays perfect
• Connellsville volleyball team expects better season
• Mt. Pleasant looks to bounce back
• Despite changes, Mt. Pleasant girls have high hopes
• ICV authority to fix data retrieving system
• Connellsville grad has never missed a day of school
• Uniontown man held on charges of kidnapping, assault
• Animal dressing contest brings levity to Westmoreland fair
• Saltlick to decide on tax hike for fire department
• Bullskin residents continue zoning discussion
• Turnpike lane restrictions planned this weekend
• Loyalhannon Spinners go 'sheep to shawl' at fair
• Red 5K race T-shirts to converge on Mt. Pleasant
• Mt. Pleasant golfers get first win
• Calvary UM Church to hold peach festival
• Frazier features experienced team on the links
• Frazier golfers top Jeannette
• Southmoreland football season tickets available
• Connellsville begins climbs to respectability
• Mt. Pleasant tennis team tops Connellsville
• Annual walk/run to benefit charities
• Filling out golf lineup Connellsville's top concern
• Mt. Pleasant church dance benefits fight to stop malaria
• Rocket launch contest draws dozens to fair arena
• Southmoreland hires Mascia as dean of students
• Mon/Fayette Expressway progress impresses Kasunic
• Westmoreland Fair's Pet Showcase offers furry fun
• New Mt. Pleasant signal would reduce width of Kennedy Avenue
• Westmoreland-Fayette authority municipalities seek answers
• Hearing on out-of-code Connellsville properties continued
• Connellsville Board of Health gives homeowner more time
• Laurel Highlands wins Fayette County golf tournament
• Frazier volleyball team primed for big season
• After 49 years, Connellsville woman able to talk about deadly Switzerland crash
• Small roster hinders Class A volleyball power Geibel
• Fee fun available at Westmoreland Fair
• Frazier ready to start 2010-11 school year
• East Huntingdon resident wants public water
• Scottdale prepares for annual Fall Festival
• Bullskin fair comes to a close
• Spring Grove Chapel plans homecoming event
• Fort Necessity hosting Indian War Party
• Everson plans community picnic
• Murrysville teen crowned Westmoreland Fair queen
• Laurels & Lances
• Saltlick firefighters' funding: A call for help
• Preparing for Uniontown's Italian festival — that's amore
• Westmoreland Fair preparations in full swing
• Homebuyer program continues
• Connellsville Council alters contracts, saves money
• Blue Mountain wins Game 7
• Laurel Highlands Bluegrass festival set in Somerset
• Walk for preeclampsia raises awareness
• Cousin charged with witness intimidation in murder case
• Health board member causes controversy for Connellsville
• Tickets available for Viking football games
• Connellsville police plan annual Poker Ride
• Vanderbilt to purchase new plow truck for winter
• Connellsville Area makes Adequate Yearly Progress
• 8 hangars at Connellsville airport could be replaced
• Car cruise rolls into Mt. Pleasant
• Bud Murphy's forces Game 7
• Everson VFD selling hoagies
• Vietnam War veterans to be honored in South Park
• Bud Murphy's stays alive with win in Game 5
• Ohiopyle State Park to allow boating over waterfall
• Gibsonia man facing Mt. Pleasant assault charges
• Blue Mountain bounces Bud Murphy's
• Fall sports teams officially begin practice
• Everson to observe 'Night Out' on Aug. 28
• Miss Martha's Floral moves into former DeMuth location in Scottdale
• Scottdale names Firestone Citizen of Year
• Fayette Relay for Life draws hundreds
• Mt. Pleasant Township's Greendance Winery toasts aim to set a record
• Scottdale Borough's litigation on zoning continues
• My girlfriend can't stop talking about her ex
• Leisenring Presbyterian Church food bank distributions this week
• Laurels & Lances
• Public library funding: Read, connect, give
• 2 try to rob man in Dunbar complex
• SEIU members picket over Arc offer
• 5 arraigned in Scottdale for sending boy photos
• St. Florian's Roman Catholic Church celebrates 100 years
• Philadelphia dancer taps into Mt. Pleasant talent
• Blue Mountain evens series with Bud Murphy's
• Soccer camp challenges area's young players
• Community Yard Sale planned
• Connellsville Twp. supervisors aim to balance budget
• Residents weigh pros, cons of Saltlick millage boost
• Critz holds first town meeting in county
• Bud Murphy's bounces Blue Mountain in Game 1
• 'Dinner with the Chefs' planned
• CASB holds off on high school renovation decision
• Lion's Summer Concerts
• Stretch Your Faith Aerobics
• Falcon Drive Café

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