Tarentum, PA News

• Tarentum, PA News
• Valley veterans honor fallen comrades
• Deer Lakes volleyball team strives to regain focus
• Springdale’s Lelis proves successful at states
• Valley News Dispatch youth sports roundup
• Valley’s Clemons stays grounded
• Burrell’s Myers states his college case at state track meet
• Police looking for motorist involved in Arnold hit and run
• Valley veterans honor fallen comrades
• Arnold, New Ken. groups to establish crime deterrent
• Pair of construction projects in Plum near completion
• New Kensington stores give vintage home items value
• Port Authority plans changes for 17 bus lines
• Catch of the day: Surveys show good news for local fish populations
• Boaters take to the region's waters for family fun
• Kiski Valley Veterans and Patriots honor service members
• Repeat of last Memorial Day could push temps into 90s
• Rider out for Super Late consistency
• Deer Lakes softball team not celebrating yet
• Deer Lakes star chooses softball over basketball
• New Kensington-Arnold board projects tax increase
• Former Kiski star hopes to end college career on high note
• Flawless defense leads Deer Lakes to WPIAL title game
• Kiski Area hurdler Cloud riding wave of momentum
• Rock bands express gratitude for Armed Forces in benefit show
• Traffic plan OK'd for new Buffalo motel
• Freeport board president, VP may not support increase
• Japanese knotweed overtaking Kiski River's shoreline
• Pools, beaches in area welcoming a steamy weekend
• Reassessments under scrutiny
• Allegheny Technologies Inc.'s metal mill a cut above
• Springdale man accused of forcing himself on woman
• YMCA pool to sport $300,000 upgrade this summer
• Youth roundup
• Fan-friendly actors take time for photos, say hello
• Plum group leader's charges dropped
• Despite advisory, officials say water is safe to drink
• Charges held against Brackenridge man in robbery
• Burrell sprinter Myers is late bloomer
• Guido: Local baseball’s slide tied to travel ball
• Valley News Dispatch youth roundup
• Deer Lakes volleyball team falls in WPIAL semis
• Tough task awaits Deer Lakes in WPIAL semifinals
• Allegheny Township resident Rock solid in college
• Allegheny firefighters 'really excited' by merger
• Water authority purchase offer remains in limbo
• Another chance pays off for Deer Lakes softball
• Tentative Kiski school budget raises taxes in Westmoreland, lowers them in Armstrong
• Allegheny Valley teachers contract approved
• Tarentum man held for trial in baseball bat attack
• Allegheny County still hopes to open regional booking center this year
• Money scraped up to keep open East Vandergrift senior center
• History lesson uncovers interesting facts for Apollo-Ridge seniors
• 2 call it 'rational' to dash toward fuel-soaked pileup in West Mifflin
• New Kensington men dash to rescue of children after crash
• Shop owner had love of Notre Dame
• Alle-Kiski Hall inducts 8 members
• Self-published Oakmont Shoop writer finds success with ‘After the Fog’
• Oakmont attorney named to state labor relations board
• Four-day Alle-Kiski-Connie Rivers Sojourn under way
• Police charge Brackenridge man with Marathon station robbery
• Relay for Life benefits start with warm-up in Oakmont
• Report shows America's religious tapestry continues to change
• More than a dozen police cars involved in wild chase with pickup driver
• Peace Camp planned at New Kensington's Mount St. Peter Church
• Editing displayed Ten Commandments not option, many say
• Western Pennsylvania to witness only nine minutes of partial solar eclipse
• Divided Apollo council agrees to put differences aside
• Saxonburg council losing 2 of its members
• Cajun dishes add to the options at Field House Restaurant
• Students reflections, passions on exhibit at Oakbridge Academy of Arts annual show
• Kiski Area board close to approving budget
• Mega-lawsuit claims nuke contamination in Armstrong
• It's official: 2.54-mill tax hike in West Leechburg
• Two resign from Saxonburg Council
• Riverside baseball team fends off Deer Lakes’ upset bid
• Big inning lifts Deer Lakes softball
• GCC conquers Burrell in rematch of WPIAL title game
• Greensburg Salem edges Knoch in pitcher’s dual
• Evangel Heights Christian Academy musical is a spiritual journey
• Freeport woman badly hurt in collision
• Freeport students get into spirit of competition
• Deer Lakes holds line on taxes
• Fire truck nixed, despite Cheswick residents' support
• Klawinski named New Ken police chief
• Bear — baited with doughnuts — captured in West Deer 
• 20-year veteran chosen to lead New Kensington police
• Walks haunt Plum baseball team in 1st-round defeat
• Defending champion Latrobe cruises to first-round win
• Valley Youth Dispatch youth roundup
• Errors cost Burrell in first-round loss
• Laurel dispatches Freeport in 1st round
• Guido: Nine Alle-Kiski players named to WPIAL baseball all-star game
• Burrell property taxes might go up 1.9 mills
• Funeral home ruling causes little stir here
• Girl sends off troops with 'armor of God'
• VND's Rutkoski adds 2 Quills to his cap
• Kiski Area distance runners chasing WPIAL gold
• St. Joseph distance runner prepares for WPIAL meet
• Valley News Dispatch spotlight athletes
• Girl sends off troops with 'armor of God'
• 'Stacking lane' plan backed by Allegheny supervisors
• VND's Rutkoski adds 2 Quills to his cap
• Tarentum mom given 5-10 years in arson-suicide try
• Vote set on Highlands' no-hike budget
• Lower Burrell cop Kotecki added to D.C. memorial
• Aspinwall Riverfront Park designers want public input
• Rec opportunities grow with Kiski River Trail extension
• Allegheny police may get retirement option
• As church structure fails, congregation bears load
• Tarentum woman sentenced for arson 
• Trib papers notch 15 Golden Quills
• Burrell rugby team reaches state semifinals
• Valley News Dispatch WPIAL softball playoff capsules
• Lower Burrell cop Kotecki added to D.C. memorial
• Aspinwall Riverfront Park designers want public input
• Rec opportunities grow with Kiski River Trail extension
• Allegheny police may get retirement option
• As church structure fails, congregation bears load
• Burrell rugby team reaches state semifinals
• Valley News Dispatch WPIAL softball playoff capsules
• Flags to mark Scout's Eagle project in Vandergrift 
• Relay for Life season ready to get under way
• Farming's in vogue, but skeptics wonder: Can you make a living?
• Absentee landlord ordinance pays off for Verona
• Freeport baseball team grabs 5th seed in playoffs
• St. Joseph tennis falls short of state tourney
• Bowser changes things up, wins at Lernerville
• Second-generation foreign exchange student studies in Burrell
• Highmark asks state approval to hike rates for direct consumer plans
• Grieving mother tries to prevent another teen tragedy
• Washington Township welcomes 2 businesses
• Resident, Game Commission differ on what he shot at
• Three ordered to stand trial in case of slain Lower Burrell officer
• Man steals pain-killers from pharmacy in Harrison 
• Second-generation foreign exchange student studies in Burrell
• Nutrition Group to provide cafeteria fare in South Butler
• Harmar warehouse gets a pair of new tenants
• St. Vincent's honors Harrison man with highest award
• All-Star Sprints head to Mercer
• Murdick family has mom to thank for times at Lernerville
• Freeport defends WPIAL team track title
• Deer Lakes softball team happy with 4th seed
• Burrell rugby team prepares for states
• West Leechburg residents face 2.4 percent tax hike
• Lease to be renewed in East Vandergrift post office
• South Butler directors propose 2-mill tax increase
• East Vandergrift Senior Center fights for its life
• Freeport halves planned tax hikes
• Friends, employees praise former VND publisher for journalistic integrity
• Fawn supervisors OK lease for natural gas drilling
• Businessman appointed to fill vacant Buffalo Township seat
• Two Alle-Kiski Valley schools garner Kelly nominations
• Deer Lakes Empty Bowls' project fills a need for West Deer Food Bank
• Man steals pain-killers from pharmacy in Harrison 
• Back-to-back fires in New Kensington raise suspicions
• Man rescued from trench at Washington Township sewer project
• Riverview, Freeport eye WPIAL team track gold
• Roundup: St. Joseph tennis team reaches WPIAL semifinals
• Permit approved for Buffalo strip-mining operation
• Postal Service plans to slash hours
• More than dozen people honored for life-saving acts
• Lower Burrell man to stand trial on gun charges
• Burrell School District faces deficit
• High school girls urged to consider nontraditional careers
• Valley-Burrell to meet again on softball diamond
• Plum softball team primed
• Alleged threats result in arrest in Vandergrift
• Quiet leader guides Burrell rugby team
• St. Joseph boys tennis team advances
• Deer Lakes baseball team clinches share of Section 3-AA title
• WPIAL baseball, softball playoff picture becoming clearer
• PSNK softball survives 1st day of postseason
• Valley News Dispatch youth roundup
• Steelers sign Valley grad Toney Clemons
• Valley students say mentors should boost career chances
• No rush to the polling places expected Tuesday
• Courts 1, vendetta 0
• Kudos to Ford City performers
• Your duty: One person, one vote
• Pirates to help put shine on Plum baseball diamond
• Service honors WWII Marine's sacrifice
• Marcellus shale drilling hot topic at Made in PA Expo
• IRS tells tax filers they're victims of fraud
• Hoffman's criminal record goes back to age 15
• Hoffman to stand trial in Penn Hills woman's death
• Proposed Port Authority cuts irk residents
• Leyland is a real Democrat
• Mike Doyle says he knows Valley's concerns
• Winfield sewer project may come in under budget
• May 23 hearing may decide suit against Kiski Valley authority
• Musical puts Jesus into perspective
• Revenue secretary cites cuts in budget in Manor
• Groundbreaking to set stage for stormwater sewer project
• Saxonburg police take cases to Chicora
• Freeport zoning board endorses strip mine
• Discount capital
• Write in Leyland
• Cheswick dispute
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• 'No show' ordered to stand trial
• Road repaving takes priority as project in West Deer
• Winfield woman accused of stealing $10,000 from PTO
• Stabbing suspect waives right to preliminary hearing
• Lower Burrell sexting forum looks at problem
• New Kensington couple injured in 3-vehicle crash
• Red light cameras
• Sad for 40th
• Dems: Write-in Evankovich
• Hit-and-run suspect ordered to trial
• Undergraduate students showcase creative research
• Deer Lakes School District to consider 2 percent tax increase
• East Deer man charged with DUI after SUV hits house
• Waterline project nearly finished, another to start in Springdale
• Adding teachers, replacing computers pondered at Riverview
• Vandergrift woman faces trial in theft
• Man waives rape charges
• Penn United offers to pay for gazebo
• Cheswick to look into getting new fire truck
• Deserving of recognition
• America doomed?
• No birther coverage
• Cheswick secretary retained at raucous meeting
• Natural gas pipeline project outlined in Parks
• $6M bond moves ahead for Highlands
• Objections raised to not replacing teachers
• Reassess mess
• Can't define 'god'
• Apollo woman, 18, injured in crash
• Traffic stop leads to drug charges in Cheswick
• Patrolman promoted to Lower Burrell police chief
• Alumni outrage a factor in voting for PSU board
• Plum district receives $11K for anti-violence initiative
• Tuesday takes
• Contracts let for Plum public works project
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Carnegie Mellon players team up to help Kotecki family
• State program teaches students not to litter
• Volunteers step in to fight illegal dumping in region
• Ambulance services hit insurance reimbursement obstacles
• Forum in Lower Burrell to focus on teen sexting
• Preschool teacher earns national award for music project at day care
• Postcard of Titanic's voyage logs more than 2,000 miles
• 5 charged in drug raid in housing complex
• Armstrong prison board considers late-night judges
• Shots strike house, vehicle in New Kensington
• Police charge New Kensington man in marijuana bust
• Sister details West Deer murder suspect's paranoid behavior
• Police snag 36 pounds of marijuana, arrest one man
• Summer road projects approved in Washington Township
• Two local fire companies trying new way to raise funds
• Highlands School District faces $800,000 budget shortfall
• Cantaloupes to be used as ammo in catapult contest
• New Kensington legacy
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• East Deer residents ask for reserved parking places
• Buffalo Township board accepts supervisor's resignation
• New books up for vote at Kiski
• Lenape may add half-day program
• South Butler School Board to repair, not replace, aging roofs
• Loyalhanna man accused of raping girl, 10
• Zellers tribute
• Appalling story
• Judge halts law on shale oversight
• Big truck gets stuck on little street, backs into house
• Online courses may be offered at Burrell
• Renovated Indiana Township community center poised for May opening
• Highlands school project borrowing may rise to $6M
• Arnold to review handicapped parking policy
• Grant earmarked for Jefferson Twp. housing rehab
• Clinton Twp. zoning ordinance update will reflect state's drilling law
• Allegheny Township to spend $311K on road work
• SUV plows into Upper Burrell home
• 'Blue Dog' Altmire
• Arnold may end on-street, handicapped parking
• Manager's position on hold in Apollo
• Judge dismisses assault charges against Springdale man
• Longtime police chief's resignation accepted
• Parks woman awaits sentencing on drug charges
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Springdale woman's service to Scouting spans 40 years
• Prices at gas pump near peak
• Energy plant at U-PARC in works
• Habitat chapter offers loans, help with home repairs
• Wallace's interviewing style helped define TV journalism
• Young professionals to mix in Cranberry
• International Food Festival celebrates arts, culture
• Leechburg area students make art delicious
• Murrysville to highlight businesses on its website
• CMU professor to project Plum School District enrollments
• DA concedes judge was right to discard drug evidence
• Dramatic events prompt Lower Burrell chief to step aside
• Tarentum man who was run over is improving; son released
• PBAA abandons fight over Plum athletic fields
• Trips to VA in Pittsburgh are increased by two days
• Panel at WCCC to adress hope for drug addicts
• Hard work earns three a trip to prestigious science event
• Cheswick man faces trial in hit-and-run death
• Brackenridge residents gripe about parking, speeding and dirt
• Secretary of the Commonwealth delivers real-life civics lesson
• J.C. Penney to close customer call center in Harmar
• Dad injured as he saves son from SUV's path
• Range Resources traffic has left Springdale in the dust
• Prescription painkiller sales explode in parts of country
• Partners to stretch $150 million gas line across the region
• Laurels & Lances
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• 90-year-old pilot takes mishap in stride
• Recyclables to boost 'Alle-greeny' cleanup
• West Deer residents say they're being soaked by waterline
• South Butler School District pursues added revenue
• East Vandergrift senior center receives reprieve
• 3 attain Eagle Scout status
• American roots-rock sounds set to fill Peter B's in Sarver
• Around Back Cafe is worth seeking out
• Leechburg arms police with rifles
• Route 56 work to begin Monday
• Freeport might transfer paper alleys to residents
• Plane veers off West Deer runway; pilot unhurt
• A local church has come up with a unique way to observe the upcoming Holy Days and reinforce their true meaning.
• Revolutionary re-enactors to set up Fort Hand encampment
• New Kensington buries top officer
• Denny Mills bridge work to begin by fall
• Leechburg eliminates per capita, occupation taxes
• Four Alle-Kiski school districts can evade tax limits
• Vending machine theft leads to drug charges
• Stabbing hearing delayed a week for Springdale man
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Habitat for Humanity initiates repair program
• Feds investigate fire reports in Chevy Cruze, Jeep Wrangler
• Hearing set for ex-chief of Plum sports group
• Choir director enjoys encore
• Cove Run Road improvements expected
• Taylor Swift repeats as entertainer of year
• Lawmakers rated on Marcellus shale votes
• Toxins allowed to seep into waterways, group says
• New Kensington standout France's memories still vivid
• Former Valley standout Clemons leaves lasting impression
• Notion of atheists as bad people is misconception, non-believers say
• Motor Racing Outreach program branching out
• Parcel of land given to Verona comes with baggage
• Two Republicans seek chance to run against Markosek
• Bike riders chart safety course for Marcellus shale drilling
• At Springdale Junior-Senior High, there's new room for learning
• Those who don't believe just as adamant as religious folk
• New Ken police Chief Ron Zellers died of natural causes
• Freeport softball surprises Valley
• Woman charged in theft from Jefferson elementary PTO
• Roundball Classic rosters set
• Knoch boys lacrosse may move to varsity
• Starting Monday, drivers have to give cyclists four feet
• Residents rally around Valley High monument
• Gastric bypass surgery touted to treat diabetes
• Expansion to bring color, futuristic design to Sharpsburg library
• Plum School District aims to reduce spending
• Apollo manager's status 'unclear' after council eliminates position
• Kiski Area softball wins in strange fashion
• Homers are up early in area softball season
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• CCA principal Rosio's running serves twofold purpose
• Alleged rape of 2-year-old goes to trial
• Buffalo Township official blasts hiring, resigns
• Ministers to rally for New Kensington Commandments monument
• Malky-led Riverview baseball team edges Deer Lakes
• More ticks mean more bites
• Riverview School Board counting on housing plan
• Lower Burrell man allegedly points gun at officer
• Patrons irked over closing of East Vandergrift Senior Center
• Senior left-hander Bonk, Valley no-hit Burrell
• Stellar Ford City team marks anniversary
• State wants manure management plans
• Agency to close the East Vandergrift Senior Center
• Yearlong sewer separation project to get under way next month
• Outrage subsides over closing of Heights Elementary
• Atheist group seeks local help with Ten Commandments suit
• Deer Lakes boys set to defend volleyball titles
• Duo powers Freeport girls past Highlands
• Kiski Area grad sets mark for Allegheny in javelin
• Kiski Area wrestling champ gives up baseball
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Freeport dismisses Burkart as coach
• Nine local bands to Rock at Knoch
• Miss Teen Earth Pa. title shows where beliefs lie for Harrison girl
• Plum candidate offers veterans tax idea
• Community garden in Natrona takes root
• Sports helped Skip Bonner find his way in life
• Luther shines for West girls in Cager Classic victory
• Mason thrills in final game at Highlands
• Beaver Falls comes up short in OT
• Wolfe enjoying NCAA Women's Tournament run with Penn State
• Towns find it tough to revitalize with less state assistance
• Would-be voters should look closely at new ID law
• Spring projects begin to get litter off area roadways
• Ameris has long history of run-ins with law
• Kiski baseball rallies in opener
• New Ken Ten Commandments monument staying up -- for now
• Surprise, surprise: Mason prevails
• Park playground gets green light in Winfield
• Seton-La Salle wins title, finishes undefeated
• Fund to raze blighted Harrison houses proposed
• Harmar, Michigan pupils connect through video technology
• New Kensington woman faces murder charge in traffic death
• Critz seeks answers in post office closings
• Hit-and-run victim found in Lower Burrell dies; driver sought
• Seven arrested in wake of Officer Derek Kotecki's killing
• From Cager to coaching
• Riverview thrower looking to add to medal collection
• Contraception truth
• Some businesses to be assessed new fee
• Plum day care center to close as abuse probe continues
• Controversy aired over difficult film at Burrell
• New Kensington-Arnold might add elementary principal
• South Buffalo planners give gas well thumbs-up
• Fraud the exception
• St. Joseph's Robinson set for third Cager coaching stint
• Valley finds new football coach
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Meal price increase likely at Leechburg
• Santorum or Obama?
• 500 turn out to question Fitzgerald on reassessment
• Perennial powers fill pitching void in softball
• Cager Classic game fitting end for St. Joseph stars
• A welcome addition to Harmar, Franco's offers made-to-order entrees
• Vandergrift's Casino Theatre to rock with all original music
• Residents get deadline to post address signs
• Dispute over new fire truck flares up
• Food showcase connects producers with consumers
• Beaver Run drilling
• Friends say crash victim had a smile for everybody
• Donegal Twp. accident victim described as 'totally free' when riding motorcycle
• New bats takes some of pop from area baseball players
• Prolific scorers gear up for Cager clash
• Spring evokes several questions for area athletes
• Author discusses emotional eating
• Students get OK to bring electronic devices to school
• Kiski assistant high school principal resigns
• Snowy owl has birdwatchers flocking to Armstrong County
• Highlands to keep Grandview School open
• Kittanning falls in semifinals for 3rd straight year
• Plum grad gets Pitt baseball team's offense going
• Alle-Kiski's Cager Classic a family affair
• Parks Township crash victim was celebrating upcoming wedding
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Parents training series looks at kindergarten
• Fresh water for fracking flows to Frazer well sites
• For Lower Burrell volunteer, it's all happening at the zoo
• Federal funds boost anti-DUI effort in O'Hara
• Kittanning must go deep into roster against Quaker Valley
• Monroeville man injured in Bell Township motorcycle crash
• Basketball fundraiser slated for Highlands boy
• Football standout leads A-K Hall class
• Freeport swimmer wins second PIAA medal
• Panchik follows family path to Mount Union
• In Plum, 800 children sign up for baseball, softball
• Fox Chapel students add stories to Veterans History Project
• Gas pipeline proliferation worres Marcellus Outreach Butler
• Knoch junior Kevin Hindman bowls over state competition
• Kittanning hockey team eyes ultimate prize
• Assessments soar on commercial and industrial real estate
• Plum bowlers seek redemption
• Freeport swimmer earns PIAA medal
• Leechburg native makes name in uncommon sport
• Springdale Township sewer project troubles some residents
• Murrysville lawmaker expects little change in budget proposal
• Freeport's season ends in quarterfinals
• Kittanning's defense throttles Serra Catholic
• Plum's upset bid fizzles late
• Fire torches Allegheny Township homes, garage
• Charges held for court in New Kensington home invasion
• Mighty Penguins sled hockey team headed to nationals
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Funding sought for Allegheny Township trail
• Debt for garbage cleared in New Kensington
• Racetrack proposal opposed in Jefferson Township
• Buffalo Trails residents won't take 'yes' for an answer
• Army Corps of Engineers revises plan for nuclear cleanup
• Burrell grad earns trip to NCAA wrestling championships
• Highlands grad expects to return to arena team
• Bond reduced for 'prime suspect' in West Deer killings
• Most of state's natural gas drilling takes place in 11 counties
• Jefferson Township must use or lose $15,000 of block grant
• Sewer, garbage billing changes to take effect in Arnold
• Reassessment shock: Values in some towns almost double
• Guido: Mason tops stories from 2011-12 basketball season
• Freeport swimmer turns to alter ego
• Playground equipment replaced in O'Hara's Woodland Park
• Expecting to be fired, Ford City code officer resigns
• Lower Burrell eyes state help for park projects
• Students seek to stop Stafford loan interest rate increase
• Butler offers sessions on healthy eating habits for diabetics
• Fitting reuse
• Highlands board weighs repairs versus new school
• Penalty shot keys Freeport victory
• Plum escapes with late goal
• Armstrong Hall of Fame to welcome 12 new members
• Plum native leads Minnesota-Duluth into NCAA hockey tournament
• Seniors warned of income tax scam
• Students bring iPads, smartphones to school
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Informative programs aid parents, grandparents
• Mother, son bond over firefighting
• New Kensington-Arnold's website wins Sunny Award
• Reassessment meetings set in Allegheny Valley
• Plum, Freeport begin PIHL playoffs today
• Despite PIAA loss, Riverview girls had quite a ride
• River's Edge plan aims to mesh with Edgewater
• Excitement builds for Edgewater at Oakmont development
• New sewage pumping station in Freeport denied grant
• Kennedy Catholic ousts Riverview girls
• Kiski Area crowns first state wrestling champion
• Kennedy Catholic ousts Riverview
• Plum hockey team is ready to end recent struggles
• No picture-perfect ending for Burrell wrestling star
• High school notebook: Second Altmire tournament set
• Burrell rugby posts marquee win
• Burrell's DesLauriers falls short of state wrestling title
• East Deer's expected grant money $5K short
• Teens remain hospitalized after Lower Burrell crash
• Burrell's DesLauriers reaches PIAA final
• Uncertainty abound in Section 4-AA Tennis
• Santorum having trouble capturing Catholic vote
• Critz vows Social Security, Medicare reform won't hurt seniors
• Burrell rugby team faces rebuilding mode
• Kuhn roars into Class AAA semis
• Driver admits guilt in Rt. 66 double fatality in Gilpin
• Bats get summer home with help of Girl Scout troop
• Thanks, 'Dr. Smiles'
• July 7 edition of Valley News Dispatch ends up in Gambia
• Riverview coach lets players practice with other teams
• DUI task force gets $60K for checkpoints
• New Kensington-Arnold strives to make final cut for reading grant
• Transit draws people
• Alle-Kiski Laurels & Lances
• Kiski pair advances to PIAA AAA quarterfinals
• Burrell's DesLauriers lives it up at PIAAs
• Local products take national stage for UPJ
• Storage facility, sub shop get go-ahead from Washington Township supervisors
• Vandergrift sewer project town hall in the pipeline
• Property owners receive notices
• Victim identified from Harrison stabbing; charges pending
• Vandergrift woman charged with stealing newspapers
• Leechburg Area fears going broke in 6 years
• Asbestos removal planned for break at South Butler School District
• 'Prime suspect' named in West Deer killings
• Homicide by vehicle charges filed against New Kensington woman
• Children's library established at HOPE Center
• Tarentum-area soldier killed in North Carolina crash
• Vote out all of 'em
• After 6 years, South Buffalo OKs zoning changes
• Riverview faces formidable task in PIAAs
• Kittanning's Nolf shows what he can do
• Allegheny Valley may stop covering summer school costs
• Don't close our post office, East Vandergrift says
• New Kensington rejects sale of blighted house
• Burrell sophomore ready for his PIAA moment
• Top ranking affixes target to PIAA favorites
• For redrawn Allegheny County Council districts, it's 7 come 11
• VND Spotlight Female Athlete of the Week
• Riverview eyes historic win in PIAA Tournament
• Area police applaud new texting-while-driving ban
• Save ACCESS
• Old GM stock
• North Apollo Council inclined to stick with Kiski police
• Contraception fable
• Tuesday takes
• School districts take aim at PSSAs
• Fox Chapel knocked out of playoff chase
• Highlands grad Elliott returns with Power
• Sonic drive-thru damaged by fire
• Allegheny Valley Hospital closes billing department; 13 jobs affected
• Valley grad Clemons set for pro day
• Local wrestlers punch tickets to nationals
• North Buffalo resident's challenge tosses 2
• Police charge 2nd man in home invasion, rape
• Mini-grants offered for autism patients
• Work to make New Kensington better, fairer fills lifetime
• Plum School Board seeks savings
• Rare Savannah cat sitting pretty in Allegheny Township
• Three Democrats vie to take on 3rd Congressional District
• Fox Chapel among three PIHL teams vying for playoffs
• Lernerville holds 2011 awards banquet
• PSNK softball kicks off with southern swing
• Riverview girls will play Kennedy Catholic next
• Two wrestlers are still perfect entering PIAAs
• Gateway defends WPIAL Class AAAA title
• Girl Scouts show competitive side in Powder Puff Derby
• Tarentum resident gives again in form of scholarships
• Kittanning, Ford City combined to form '90s hockey power
• Kiski Area's McCutcheon rallies for WPIAL title
• Nuclear cleanup costs expected to skyrocket at Parks
• One mystery solved in disappearance of college student
• Police warn of phone scam that targeted Lower Burrell man
• Fight possible over Pennsylvania drilling rules on zoning
• State budget proposal would extend aid to adoptive families
• Proejct researching contents of Parks dump gets the ax
• New Castle claims AAA crown
• Kiski Area, Fox Chapel wrestlers to square off in semifinals
• Library asks Indiana Township for increased support
• Duo finds practice pays off
• Unique letter from Tarentum gives grant administrators paws
• Turnpike asphalt spill mess likely to drag on for months
• Mason, Cressler highlight Cager rosters
• Man charged with chopping off head of grandmother's dog
• Competition pushes Otwell to second gold medal
• Wandering, hospitalized teen refuses to see family
• Man faces trial for molesting boys in New Kensington, Harrison
• Donnell Road waterline project set to begin in Lower Burrell
• Brackenridge residents lodge complaints about work at steel mill
• Shooting in Ohio heightens security concerns
• Deaths of friends prompts student to act
• Corbett makes business trip to Saxonburg
• Riverview's girls ready for states
• Kiski junior focuses on wrestling success
• Freeport freshman makes splash in WPIAL debut
• Take a bow: Apollo-Ridge, Fox Chapel, Highlands and Knoch
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Springdale residents come to aid of Red Cross
• Wilkinsburg man faces trial in Tarentum shooting
• Airing sought for Frazer Marcellus compressor station
• Frazer parents left in dark about what happened to son, 19
• Riverview's WPIAL run comes to end
• Burrell wrestler Best left prep career up to chance
• Kiski Area's Kuhn is up to weighty challenge
• Highlands star Clark commits to St. Francis
• Long-range shooting sinks Riverview
• Pride of Punxsutawney flubs prognostication
• Case moves forward on alleged threats
• Sanitary authority pursues gambling proceeds
• WCCC students get taste of neighborhood
• Religion, not a cult
• Priceless protection
• Check your 'facts'
• Top-seeded Ford City stunned
• Kiski Area swimmer close to reaching goals
• Freeport freshman tops among local swimmers
• Absent teen traced to Midwest; family anxiously waits
• Plan raises concerns for Buffalo Trails residents about effect of pipeline
• VND Spotlight Female Athlete of the Week
• Recalling memorable Leap Day moments
• Apollo-Ridge board member resigns to pursue doctorate
• Ordinance crackdown curbs false alarms
• Harrison meeting focuses on crime reports
• Catholic critics
• THON is Penn State
• Riverview set for another upset chance
• Primary leaves Valley voters with little choice
• Valley Tuesday takes
• 'Discover and Learn' workshop offered
• Oakmont reptile enthusiast scales fears
• Plum approves deal for taxes on Longwood retirement community
• O'Hara roadwork program revealed
• Haitian support program on display in Aspinwall
• Penn State New Kensington's THON raises record
• Tarentum wants to use leftover $500,000 grant
• Tarentum urged to honor Black History Month, yet create new history
• Riverview claims spot among Class A elite
• Ford City flies past Ligonier Valley
• Shaler withstands Plum's upset bid
• Late Terry Van Horne recalled as man of the people
• Realignment shakes up local rivalries, yields new challenges
• Drop in weight class pays off for Kiski wrestler
• Dewitt ends Valley's title drought
• Highlands' Albert called to the stage
• North Catholic too much for St. Joseph
• Riverview girls pull off stunning upset of Monessen
• New Hulton Bridge project moves closer to starting
• Meth labs can leave long-lasting health hazards
• VND anti-Santorum? Good
• Tax credits
• Altmire defends nominating petitions against Critz' challenge
• Apollo council drops bid to force fire department merger
• Apollo manager sheltered by whistleblower law, lawyer says
• Burrell has big day at AA wrestling tourney
• Previewing the PIHL playoffs
• Penn State New Ken wrestler finds success
• Route 366 crash claims New Kensington driver
• Shaler's Holtz has ties to Alle-Kiski Valley
• Riverview girls savor wave of momentum
• Retro St. Joseph is facing tall order
• Monsignor: Philly's Cardinal Bevilacqua shredded abuse list
• Butchering the anthem
• Ban fracking
• Apollo may eliminate manager's position
• Winfield's damaged, muddy roads to be addressed
• Extended time off hurts area wrestlers
• Experts say gasoline prices are about to surge
• Vandergrift boy admits to throwing rock that smashed bus window
• New Kensington-Arnold teachers accept less in contract
• Baptist Academy ousts Cheswick Christian
• Fawn residents want gas well law amended
• Plum ready for rematch with Shaler
• Driver Lynch Jr. inducted in local Hall
• O'Hara fugitive nabbed by Sharpsburg police after chase
• Tarentum man indicted on drug charges
• Vandergrift man arrested on assault charges
• More than 180 people attend job fair at PSNK campus
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Saxonburg bank robbery hearing waived
• Leechburg robbery hearing waived
• Harrison drug hearing waived
• Man detained by Blawnox police wasn't robber
• Plum councilman's land on the block for back taxes
• Ludlum to pay federal government $535,000 for Superfund site
• Leechburg Area to spend excess $500,00 over three years
• Cell tower may hang up Hulton Bridge replacement
• Leechburg Area students given choice of vo-tech schools
• Local wrestlers changing weight classes
• Cressler, Plum trump Kiski Area
• St. Joseph girls unflagging in victory
• Burrell sophomore seeded No. 1
• Most Alle-Kiski towns to get fewer road dollars this year
• Riverview endured season of adversity
• Throw 'em out!
• Springdale Council puts landlords on notice
• Burrell superintendent given contract extension
• Five-year Route 28 project reaches the midway point
• Leasure hired to succeed Wagner at Springdale
• Cheswick Christian Academy advances
• Plum girls let WPIAL playoff game slip away
• Late bucket, steal sink Burrell girls
• Pair of single-vehicle accidents leaves five with injuries
• New Castle jars Mason, Highlands
• VND Spotlight Female Athlete of the Week
• Bad shooting leads to Deer Lakes' exit
• Police doubt gunfire shattered Kiski school bus window
• Lent has arrived, and that means fish fries everywhere
• Plum, Kiski Area set for sequel
• Deer Lakes bond refinancing to save about $1M
• Previewing the WPIAL basketball playoffs
• Turnpike upgrade delayed until next year
• Former Apollo resident charged in rash of 2010 burglaries
• Fawn residents want active role in gas well drilling
• Parent training series takes a look at discipline
• Valley Tuesday takes
• New Kensington looks for help in planning community functions
• Previewing the WPIAL basketball playoffs
• Fox Chapel catcher selects North Carolina
• District searching for new business manager
• Plum native integral to Kent State success
• Award winner has changed lives through counseling efforts
• Business briefs
• Burrell sophomore wrestler continues roll
• Riverview girls stun Quigley Catholic
• Plum tennis sensation carefully weighing his options
• Springdale set to hire Leasure as football coach
• Pivotal second quarter sinks Freeport
• Ford City boys fall to Quips
• Obama maintains funding for nuke dump cleanup, river locks
• No new taxes needed for Kiski school building
• St. Joseph's offense disappears in collapse
• Ford City girls fall in final seconds
• Highlands shows it's more than Mason
• Woman struck by car on Tarentum Bridge airlifted to hospital
• Burrell's Manga thrives in victory
• Cavaliers' rally falls short
• Plum moves toward new season on diamond under legal cloud
• $200,000 grant earmarked for sewer project
• Supervisors map road improvements
• Vandergrift man charged with selling fake LSD
• Harmar supervisors hear request to cut taxes
• Denny Mills Bridge should reopen this year
• Rape, robbery charges held for trial
• Freeport falls just short to tough Mars team
• Previewing the WPIAL basketball playoffs
• Highlands' Mason, Plum's Cressler seek playoff success
• Local Alle-Kiski coaches make playoff debuts
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Grant to cover Allegheny Township road repair
• Full-day kindergarten 'dead issue' at Leechburg
• Ford City gymnast continues ascent
• West Deer Township to solicit bids for road work
• Previewing the WPIAL basketball playoffs
• Leechburg man, once rescued, now arrested for robbery
• Highlands standout settles in on wrestling mat
• Section 1-AA squads ride defense
• Butler County steps on the gas
• Plum, Kiski Area renew heated rivalry
• Retired officer named Arnold city clerk
• Fawn enacts gas drilling stopgap
• Rehab Centre to host grand opening
• Brackenridge, company OK street work
• Deer Lakes coach pleased with seeding
• VND Spotlight Female Athlete of the Week
• School board could end Ford City basketball run
• Child predator unit charges Lower Burrell man
• Dining With Diabetes class offered
• Valley stretch maintains rural feel - for now
• Sewer project attracts more federal funds
• Closing bell seems likely for Heights center
• Deer Lakes downs Freeport
• Campus clippings
• Frankferd Farm owners get sustainable ag award
• Lancaster judge charged with writing off her own tickets
• Number's up for bingo cheat in New Castle
• Saxonburg bank robbery suspect fesses up on Facebook
• Doubleheaders a playoff possibility
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Crawley to craft poem at speakers event
• Board targets East Deer capital improvements
• Plum school board OKs sale of building
• Alle-Kiski Valley bingo halls feel burned
• Emergency crews prepare to deal with electric-car fires
• Pennsylvania school bus driver bill in doubt
• Plum native enjoys German hockey stint
• Freeport hockey finds balance on the ice
• Murrysville give input on Route 286 corridor's future
• Grant earmarked for low-income Washington Township sewer tap-ins
• Chimney fires damages 2 homes in West Deer
• On guard: Local basketball strays from post game
• Stabile still officiating high school games
• Playing at Freeport Fueland may pay off like it did before
• Former fuel line tested for leaks ahead of tie-in to shale wells
• Fawn, Frazer poised for additional Marcellus gas drilling
• Officials seek to keep Butler district judges as they are
• HomeXpo crowds find gizmos, good food and even a home
• Police searching for two men involved in Citizens Bank holdup
• Valley's Weremeychik shines in finale
• Kittanning boys secure playoff spot
• Riverview snaps streak
• Marcellus shale vote divides Alle-Kiski area lawmakers
• Burrell wrestlers eliminated
• Suspect charged with rape in violent robbery
• New Kensington-Arnold aims to overcome cuts in funds
• Vacant Vandergrift house damaged in arson
• Leechburg ponders full-day kindergarten
• Catholic hegemony
• Corbett's budget tests school districts
• Deer Lakes downs Burrell in 1-AA
• Springdale secures playoff berth
• Senior sparks Freeport to victory over Elderton
• Burrell falls in opener of PIAA
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Highlands hosts 'Dance of the Decade' fantasy fundraiser
• New Ken to 'pour' over details of water authority offer
• Area hoop teams face must-win scenarios
• Diversions relieve drudgery of wrestling practice
• Freeport's $37M building project will wait
• Leechburg's vo-tech option may return
• Governor's budget concerns South Butler
• Burrell constructs another champion
• Arnold photographer faces trial on sexual coercion
• Heartbreakers Ball, a hard-rockin' remedy for tainted love
• Driver apologizes to troopers
• Two more buildings may be torn down in New Kensington
• 'Significant drug sales house' raided in Harrison
• $2.2M Leechburg Bridge project to start April 1
• Patience exercised in utility's purchase offer
• Kiski Area lineman to St. Francis (Pa.)
• Freeport boys clinch playoff berth
• Highlands' Mason breaks WPIAL's 3-point record
• VND Spotlight Female Athlete of the Week
• Plum continues late-season surge
• Burrell wrestling keeps collecting titles
• East Deer woman seriously hurt in hit-and-run incident
• Oakmont to add trees
• Residents support police coverage from Kiski Township
• Armed carjacking suspects sought in New Kensington
• $3.3 million contract awarded for Vandergrift sewer work
• Penn State New Kensington students ready for dance marathon
• Pump station likely qualifies for federal help
• Official relishes Super Bowl experience
• Burrell stays on track with victory
• Laneville pump station likely qualifies for federal help
• Fox Chapel grad Papich earns honors
• Plum bowling teams eye playoff runs
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Lions' camp plans special-needs sessions
• National study targets Sharpsburg, Etna
• HomeXpo features house hunter's exhibit
• O'Hara music teacher Funk singled out for honor
• Plum rights course after tough stretch
• Ex-Fox Chapel standout going pro
• Corey Bickert's injury costly for Riverview basketball team
• Kiski Area's Ribar trying to reclaim normalcy
• Thousands returned to crime victims, county coffers
• Council pays bills on fire station job
• Pending federal standards would limit cross-state pollution
• Serra Catholic collects come-from-behind win
• Plum boys earn playoff berth
• Burrell wrestlers secure spot in WPIAL final
• Verona's budget changes leave tax rate unchanged
• Project to ease flooding near Valley High School is complete
• Plum School District to solicit transportation bids
• Bids to be opened on Donnell Road waterline replacement project
• Zubik is right
• Freeport adds a new millionaire
• Fox Chapel's Bisnowaty eyes return to wrestling
• Freeport shocks Ford City with late victory
• Penn State New Kensington men get win
• Brackenridge mayor to oversee public works department
• Ludlum retirees sue over health care
• Hockey tourney has global talent
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Equine Angels watch over neglected, retired horses
• Harrison man, 27, ordered to stand trial in sexual assault of girl
• Police arrest man in Brackenridge hit-and-run
• Pension payment will tax South Butler School District
• Fox Chapel star Bisnowaty signs with Pitt
• Burrell gets to 12th straight semifinal
• Kiski Area makes early exit in quarters
• Riverview wrestler can't find opponents
• Apollo-Ridge girls defeat Highlands
• Tarentum native to officiate Super Bowl
• Chase suspect goes down kicking, police say
• Clinton man sentenced to 8-20 years for meth lab
• Valley warms to La Nina
• Cressler, Plum pull off upset of Woodland Hills
• Kiski Area holds off Hempfield
• Police out to raise awareness of 'steer clear' law
• New era is dawning for WPIAL football
• VND Spotlight Female Athlete of the Week
• Look Good session planned at Butler Memorial Hospital
• Butler group helps caregivers of veterans with PTSD
• Award celebrates devoted Arnold pet lover
• Tarentum man faces charges in wounding of hunting companion
• Kiski Area can celebrate, despite defeat
• Deer Lakes rolls to victory over Freeport
• Knoch star Kenyon bound for Robert Morris
• Springdale's Watterson will run at Syracuse
• WPIAL releases revamped football schedules
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Former state Rep. Van Horne dies
• Vandergrift eager to start sewer project
• North Apollo police service switch under study
• Kerr Elementary adds responsible action to three R's
• Cheswick to keep water flowing from Harmar
• Ruling in Leechburg man's drug case upheld
• Burrell regains customary excellence
• Highlands falls to West Allegheny
• Clemons heads to showcase game
• Kiski Area adjusting to Class AA game
• Two Alle-Kiski Valley liquor stores lead losses in region
• Highlands' Michah Mason pursues WPIAL 3-point record
• O'Hara, Aspinwall, Sharpsburg decry cuts in transit service
• Bicyclist rescued while dangling 30 feet above Kiski River
• Hunter accidentally shot in Fawn undergoes surgery
• Area Catholic schools preparing to celebrate their mission
• Gilpin man accused of throwing block at parked police car
• Eventful evening for St. Joseph
• Kittanning boys top Highlands
• Hampton holds off Knoch
• Program rewards Franklin Regional seniors with more freedom
• Exhibit showcases gifted news photographer's work in valley
• Paterno touched my life
• Some parents concerned about escalating violence in school
• Apollo council meeting becomes raucous
• Winfield Township OKs 1st tax hike in 32 years
• St. Joseph's star has team-first attitude
• Knoch girls roll through Highlands
• Deer Lakes turns up defense in win
• Kiski Area faces tough bracket
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Cut White House staff
• Roto-Rooter wins Harrison sewer line contract
• Apollo-Ridge confident of meeting benchmark
• Leechburg woman jailed in $4K theft from employer
• Former worker charged with theft of mistaken payment
• Buffalo Township supervisor's retirement doesn't last long
• Bond revoked in case of man who ran
• Freeport board plans for 'worst case'
• Burrell overpowers Valley for title
• Kiski Area wrestlers wrap up title
• Cressler scores 33 in Plum's win
• New Kensington author telling it like it is
• Future looks sad
• NDAA a threat
• Like nobility
• Valley residents agree: 'Washington is broken'
• Highlands follows blueprint to win
• Freeport squeaks past banged-up Riverview
• VND Spotlight Female Athlete of the Week
• Wrestling teams take nothing for granted
• Highlands grad Witucki joins Clarion's staff
• Freeport Road surveillance plan zooms ahead
• Apollo seat to be empty during appeal
• Big 33 Classic maintaining its Super Bowl ties
• Sadness over JoePa drapes PSU's New Ken campus
• Riverview School Board hires new vice principal at high school
• Deer Lakes board votes to keep taxes level
• Bordonaro, Burrell bounce way past Freeport
• Kiski Area runner heading to RMU
• Paterno made them better men, ex-players say
• Highlands grad is lighting it up for Bethany
• Pair of halls of fame await Flenory
• Community Action Now helps others 'Dress for Success'
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Parent Training Skills classes offered
• Labor talks with Aspinwall police 'productive'
• Concerns arise over maintaining Plum fire fund
• Avonmore women seeking fitness make their move
• Four Allegheny River Towns due for boost
• College buys land for Butler children's center
• Knoch goalie shines at All-Star Game
• Plum boys fall to Hempfield
• Knoch basketball team making noise in 1-AAA
• WPIAL realignment shakes up local football landscape
• Knoch grad hopes for Super win with his Doritos ad
• FLAG stakes future on local business owners, residents
• Highlands' Mason surpasses 2,000-point plateau
• St. Joseph boys storm past Leechburg
• Cressler makes history in Plum win
• Death penalty still being weighed in double slaying
• Apollo's vacant council seat to remain unfilled for now
• Riverview standout's season is over
• Scared by a cop
• Exporting natural gas
• Drug suspect nabbed in Tarentum
• County promotional group to debut website
• Springdale police OK contract with 11% raise
• Harmar police force adds two officers
• GOP 'war party'
• Unemployment changes
• Freeport girls dump Apollo-Ridge
• Morandini climbing managerial ladder
• Beilstein makes mark at Michigan
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Riverview wrestling closes in on playoff berth
• Police hunt suspect in church burglary
• Proposed transit reductions create concern
• Kiski upper-elementary realignment up to state
• Kiski Area hires new football coach
• Burrell gains upper hand on Valley
• MRI next for Riverview's Bickert
• Penn State New Kensington falls on the road
• West Leechburg rate to rise 2.4% in preliminary budget, district says
• Woman tries to sell broken chunks of spark plug as cocaine, chief says
• Operation Santa Claus
• Former councilman's record will state: Retired, not fired
• Burrell elementary realignment paying dividends
• Tickets fly as motorists persist in ignoring red light
• Stroke care topic of program
• Riverview's Bickert injured in loss
• Burrell, Valley meet with much at stake
• Weremeychik's career night lifts Valley
• VND Spotlight Female Athlete of the Week
• A refresher course on high school basketball
• Tax fairness for business
• Full-time oversight
• PSU students put service to others ahead of holiday
• Riverview board discusses school improvements
• CareerLink works
• Stick to football
• Franco's defense
• No cameras
• Deer Lakes secures perch in first place
• Apollo-Ridge girls trounce Leechburg
• Pending layoff snags Aspinwall police contract talks
• St. Joseph jolts Riverview with late push
• Knoch grad Beilstein pacing Michigan in gymnastics
• Bill would make sex trafficking of minors a first-degree felony
• Valley Tuesday takes
• 2 supervisors join Butler County tax committee
• Lawsuits still swirling around Harmar township official
• Plum public works facility gets state, federal approval
• Winfield tax increase considered to pay to rebuild bridge
• Opinions divided on PIHL girls division
• Penn State New Kensington drops conference game
• McCutcheon, DesLauriers savor gold
• Knoch trips Burrell in final seconds
• Fox Chapel's Erin Mathias has knee surgery
• Plum wrestler claims title with 100th win
• Fawn group exhibits sew much love
• About a dozen hope to be Springdale's new football coach
• Alle-Kiski trail, park projects to benefit from state money
• Tarentum Salvation Army corps surpasses kettle target
• East Deer commissioners hold line on taxes
• Kiski Area boys thump Norwin
• Highlands grad signs with Power
• Bickert's heroics lift Riverview
• PSNK records win
• Clutch 3-pointer lifts Gateway boys
• Former state senator wants to help settle Plum dust-up
• Judge rules Apollo police chief can't serve on council
• Glad Steelers lost
• Ron Paul's the choice
• Soccer players play way into event
• Washington Township OKs school projects, shale wells
• New Kensington-Arnold to pocket $1.8M in bond refinancing
• No kindergarten in Heights center's future
• Judge hears arguments on Apollo chief's '2 hats'
• Ford City halts Burrell's hot start
• Highlands girls pick up a victory in overtime
• Highlands' Mason inches toward scoring mark
• PSU New Ken men hope to rediscover chemistry
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Oakmont to put squeeze on scofflaw parkers
• Tarentum fugitive nabbed in Johnstown
• Leechburg budget to hike taxes
• Kiski Area awaits state OK for school expansion
• Real achievers ignored
• Highlands wrestling team grabs first section win
• Burrell sets sights on another section crown
• Section 1-AAA race moves toward wild repeat
• Help pours in for Apollo family that lost all
• Fox Chapel freshman named PIHL all-star
• Allegheny County officer alleges attack by lawman
• Driver loses race with train in Cheswick
• Teacher hurt in attempt to break up fight
• Arnold mayor makes Weber police chief
• Arnold sewerage fee to be based on water usage
• Help for Vietnam vets
• Police departments turn to Facebook to keep residents informed
• Gateway wears down rival Fox Chapel
• County tournaments highlight week in wrestling
• Riverview's Bickert breaks school record with 39
• VND Spotlight Female Athlete of the Week
• Area stars to grace same gym for PBC event
• Davis, Ford City girls dominate Freeport
• Armstrong County approves 3 percent pay raises
• Armstrong board refocuses on aging buildings
• Allegheny, Washington townships agree to share code enforcement officer
• Redbank Valley coach takes over at Kittanning
• Burrell boys, girls excelling with youth
• Mom sentenced to 3-6 years in fatal DUI
• St. Joseph grad stands out at Pitt-Greensburg
• Video shows motorists ignoring traffic lights at busy intersection
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Lower Burrell volunteer finds her reward through helping others
• New wheels put Tarentum family on road to better times
• Kittanning set for showdown with Quaker Valley
• Cheswick Christian Academy coach gets 250th win
• Springdale player earns all-star honor
• Highlands' Mason approaches 2,000 points
• Plum youth baseball, softball spring seasons in doubt
• Hunter injures his leg near Beaver Run Reservoir
• Vandergrift expands permisison for alfresco dining
• Burrell environmental club students recycle holiday spirit
• Indiana Township to get new public works complex
• Prayer for Santorum
• VND snubs Kiski
• Allegheny assessments
• Act 32 intended to steamline local tax collection
• Parking meters get the boot in Blawnox
• Rivalry no contest this time
• Kiski coach sets coaching mark
• Knoch evens section record
• Freeport holds on for victory over Ford City
• Orthodox Nativity celebration focuses more on the spiritual
• Hearing set on whether chief can serve on Apollo council
• Jesus, not Santa
• Great column
• Welfare for pets
• Women in politics
• Christmas trees ripe for mulching
• Murrysville resident eyes spot on PSU board
• Driver taken to hospital after crash
• Rebuilt engines
• Obama's 'accomplishments'
• Kiski Area boys surging after rough start
• Armahizer, Sanks lead Knoch past Highlands
• Senior judge to fill-in for Washington Township district magistrate
• Furniture charity resumes operations from Upper Burrell warehouse
• Springdale graduate receives soccer honor
• History in Kiski coach Tursky's grasp
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Freeport Area building plan awaits public input
• Sacrifices
• Tailgaters
• Late-match surge helps Tursky tie record
• Valley's falls lead in victory
• Burrell wrestlers improve to 3-0 in section
• South Butler School District may save on jobless claims
• Apollo manager's future likely hinges on police chief's
• Crooked Creek exhibit shows off area's natural beauty
• Plum native key for Minnesota-Duluth
• Design plan being readied for sewer separation project
• Bids being accepted for Vandergrift stormwater/sanitation project
• Springdale street renaming request denied
• New president says 'council will run Brackenridge'
• Tour-Ed Mine II
• Chief can only watch as council re-elects officers
• Valley softball team receives championship rings
• Bickert, Riverview get past Ford City in late victory
• Fox Chapel girls ailing with series of injuries
• VND Spotlight Female Athlete of the Week
• What to watch for this winter in sporting world
• Bills gives Kiski Area grad McKillop another shot
• Deer Lakes adapts to beat Ford City defense
• Fire-damaged Oakmont asphalt business shaking off the ashes
• Fox Chapel lineman committed to Pitt
• Sophomore leads Burrell girls to victory
• Burrell grad hitting mat hard at Lehigh
• Surface mining company eyes land near Freeport's golf complex
• Powerball tickets to double in price to $2 beginning Jan. 15
• Tarentum council begins new year with an empty chair
• Arnold undergoes changes at the top as 2012 dawns
• Body found in Allegheny River in March 2011 still a mystery
• Heights man beats odds, survives 'widow maker' heart attack
• Kiski Area wrestling coach Tursky nears mark
• Numerous events defined local sports during 2011
• Readers pick Alle-Kiski Valley's top stories of 2011
• St. Joseph senior hits key free throws to sink Ford City
• Deer Lakes wins tournament title
• Vandals smash stained-glass panels at Natrona Heights churches
• Riverview standout finds her way
• Dry summer was 2011's most remarkable weather feature
• New Year's Eve drinkers should take holiday from driving
• Former state representative is candidate for New Ken superintendent
• Tour-Ed Mine is a disaster
• Apollo police chief won't force council issue
• Kiski boys score tourney title
• Apollo-Ridge boys win home tournament
• Nuclear cleanup starts slowly
• Pilot confident in split-second decision to abort takeoff
• Salt trucks ravage road under overpass
• Area wrestlers grapple with holiday hunger
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Short-term tax hike
• Lack of blacks
• Readers vs. letter writers
• Unbeaten Burrell wins tournament
• Riverview senior eclipses mark in win
• Harrison Township passes no-hike budget, contracts
• Friends of Kharheem Hutchinson still suffer, year after fatal fire
• Ligonier man to stand trial for Washington Township killings
• Shift is on: Pennsylvania coal-fired plants looking to run on gas
• Hazardous letters?
• Riverview's Andrejko scores 47 in runaway win
• Burrell bounces back to beat Freeport
• VND Spotlight Female Athlete of the Week
• Valley commemorates finest season
• Gingerbread house competitor to open Oakmont ballet school
• Victim of Frazer mobile home fire thankful for support
• Salting it away: Crews not plowing through removal money
• State budget cuts doom Alle-Kiski Learning Center
• The temptation of Callista Gingrich
• VFC honors
• Keep graduated tax
• Welcome market
• Plum girls develop game in paint
• Community rallies around 8-year-old with leukemia
• A-K Valley shoppers return to stores
• Local players fuel Bethany's perfect start
• Burrell grad wrestles into books at Mercyhurst
• New Kensington church officials respond to burglaries with prayer
• Emergency call reveals a calling to help others
• Aspinwall, Blawnox, Indiana Township draw financial aid focus
• Verona's Moose Lodge rebounds from fire
• Holiday meals feed need in Alle-Kiski Valley
• Woman escapes Frazer fire, loses mobile home
• Plum coach had a role in 'Sudden Death'
• Valley News Dispatch lists 2011 football all-stars
• VND's top picks: Knoch's Ky Kenyon, Higlands' Allan Cratsenberg
• Knoch's Mike King is the VND's football coach of the year
• O'Hara council's fire plan excludes Guyasuta
• What's the hurry? Last-minute shoppers find bargains, light crowds
• Children in Kiski Valley benefit from Friends Helping Friends
• Kittanning junior scores 40 points, grabs 15 rebounds in win
• Freeport goalie deflects praise for team's solid start
• Springdale church's bell ends silence after two decades
• Methane fumes create major headache for West Deer family
• Tourism, conservation officials stumping on behalf of Kiski River
• Two new businesses plan openings in Harrison Township
• Plum wants athletic association gone
• Remember Jesus on Christmas
• Sharing the pain
• It's about spending
• Springdale Council approves budget with no tax increase
• Jefferson Township board to refill supervisors' seat
• Burrell gets rapped up in 'lip-dubbing' video
• Burrell ups record to 6-1 with victory
• Ford City girls cruise past Kittanning
• Basketball stays in family in Alle-Kiski Valley
• Project aims to ease rush-hour congestion
• Valley Nices & Naughties
• Lower Burrell firefighter rescues Dalmations
• Deer Lakes board looks for cuts to shave $800K deficit
• No-tax-hike budget awaits new North Apollo council's OK
• West Deer supervisors OK $4.38M budget
• Oklahoma Borough council would give caterer the boot
• Remembering Cookie
• Freedom of choice
• Aspinwall police officer turns into Santa Claus
• Kettles ring hollow as donations lag
• Tiebreaker criteria comes under scrutiny
• Burrell wrestlers stop Highlands
• Local TV visionary receives lofty honor
• Penn State features 'expressions of the soul' by local artists
• Christmas Grinch
• Mrs. Claus kudos
• Cats & dogs
• Vandergrift man arraigned on sexual assault charge
• Bomb specialists check item found along tracks
• Cheswick property tax up 5 percent; water rate cut 13 percent
• Natrona Heights shelter adds 35 animals from vacant house in Arnold
• Repairs under way at burglarized New Kensington church
• Number of free, reduced-price lunches rises over past few years
• Driller pays school district $628,000 for rights
• Top scorer's late flurry paces Riverview
• Valley downs Highlands for first win
• Kiski Area coach needs a multiyear deal
• Senior Rebel, Deer Lakes boys sink Knoch
• VND Spotlight Female Athlete of the Week
• Session aims to help smokers quit
• Industry disparaged
• Muslim's good wishes
• Kiski Area pledges to keep lid on taxes
• Escapee who took dip in Allegheny River charged
• Freeport police contract approved
• Police officer's death opens fresh wounds in Lower Burrell
• Families recall 4 firefighters killed 20 years ago today
• Witnesses recall atmosphere at the fire scene
• Riverview's Bickert wants to improve
• Burglars steal, do extensive damage to New Kensington church
• Kiski Area opens football coaching job
• Valley Christmas takes
• Birders seek common, rare species in Alle-Kiski Valley woodlands
• New Kensington father, daughter bond as longtime firefighters
• Winfield to borrow $200K for bridge job
• Giving, not receiving is focus of gathering at Arnold coffeehouse
• Shanty's sizzling start is igniting Ford City
• Plum coach continues stress hockey basics
• Reunion for Burrell girls basketball coach
• Icy roads blamed for multiple crashes in the region
• Valley softball team gets Heinz exhibit
• Short-handed Plum girls knock off Valley
• Student sections manage to keep things fresh
• Aspinwall secures generators for emergency warming shelter
• Departing Frazer official can claim Pittsburg Mills as legacy
• Bridge projects on 2012 to-do list in Indiana Township
• Corbett bashing off base
• The gift of giving
• Reader input sought regarding Top 10 stories of 2011
• Inexpensive Internet access offered to low-income families
• No. 52 will not be worn again at Burrell High
• Clinton man convicted of making methamphetamine
• Chabad disappointed by Fox Chapel's denial of menorah request
• Plum's adjustments make difference against Fox Chapel
• Bickert's late heroics lead Riverview over Serra Catholic
• Defense lifts Highlands over Burrell
• Do a better job in Brackenridge
• No wonder the Postal Service is in trouble
• Help animals
• Harmar residents' taxes won't be going up for 2012
• New Kensington-Arnold board to ask for exceptions as 'fail-safe'
• Deer Lakes girls able to capture first win
• Apollo police chief intends to take seat on council
• Weighty matters for Kittanning grappler Nolf
• Gas prices in check as reduced demand eases pain at the pump
• Upper Burrell mom to graduate from PSU, where her daughters study
• Shame on you
• A better use of ink
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Valley blanks short-handed Highlands
• Swift currents delay fishing pier installation in Sharpsburg
• Three project options stand out in Freeport Area School District
• Fox Chapel loses on strange tiebreaker
• Political footwork
• Justified
• Sic semper tyrannis
• Arnold Council ponders switch to use-base billing system
• South Butler vote on possible drilling sites still in limbo
• High methane levels forces gas shutoff at West Deer Home
• Burrell boys improve to 3-0 on hardwood
• Torrent of 3-pointers paces Kiski Area
• New Kensington man faces trial on rape, assault charges
• Kiski Township man held for sexual assault on girl
• Controversial West Deer zoning changes may be revised
• Apollo-Ridge plans to open media center for students, residents
• Want change? Vote
• Right to Repair Act
• Section basketball gets early start this year
• Ligonier man charged in Washington Township killings
• Burrell to retire Kotecki's number
• Plum girls knock off Kiski Area
• Oakmont to hold tax line
• Springdale begins search for Wagner's replacement
• Plum native minding net for top-ranked team
• Game Commision trying to track missing marsupial
• Parade unnecessary
• Corbett's first year
• Valley Tuesday takes
• None injured in Springdale house fire
• Fox Chapel offers low-cost Internet access
• Police search for man who damaged vehicles at dealership
• Lower Burrell man learned lessons of altruism early on
• Students scramble to help wounded Marine
• Verona business district upgrade about to get under way
• Two fat geese
• Grave matter
• Adopt the cats
• Kiski Area wrestlers coast to Eastern Area Invitational title
• Freeport opens season with tournament win
• Plum's offense hums along in rout of Highlands
• Kyle Terrill VND boys soccer player of the year
• Burrell girls hang on, claim win over Shady Side Academy
• Police search for man who damaged vehicles at Ford dealership
• Lower Burrell man makes 'A positive' effort for blood donations
• Teen's company enjoys sweet success
• Community Clothes Closet to give job seekers a fashion boost
• Krista Edwards is VND's girl soccer player of the year
• PSNK falls to PSU York, 75-72
• RAD money eludes Valley; some groups don't apply for any
• Avonmore puts theft aside to celebrate the season
• Salvation Army sets its sights higher to meet increasing need
• Highlands' Mason ties scoring record in loss
• Deer Lakes dumps Springdale in opener
• Fox Chapel standout could miss 2 months
• Grant money to enhance New Kensington health center
• School boards across the Alle-Kiski Valley prepare for 2012
• Enforcing dumb laws
• Pa.'s energy resources
• Sen. Ferlo would gain A-K towns in redistricting
• Bulk of Plum homeowner's back taxes forgiven
• Brackenridge balances budget without raising taxes
• PSNK drops 3rd straight PSAC game
• ter grows, so does promise for Valley girls
• Valley depends on strength in numbers
• Freeport school board nears decision on building project
• Family showdown could be on tap
• New direction: Youth abounds at Valley
• Trial by media
• Faith-based community
• Creche is OK
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Refund the taxpayers
• Headline wrong
• Allegheny Township taxes to rise
• Kiski board eyes remake of elementary school
• Natural gas wells planned in Buffalo Township
• Alle-Kiski Valley hoops preview
• Kiski Area wrestlers don't expect to sneak up on anyone
• Springdale girls' coach, players get to know one another
• Springdale coach hoping to revive past glory
• Objections raised to relocation of 45th Senatorial District
• VND letter writers
• No beer for you
• Under the bus II
• Frazer property tax rate to hold at 1.55 mills
• New Kensington public works garage to be put up for sale
• Highlands' administrative center moving to high school
• St. Joseph's boys will slow things down
• St. Joseph's girls fueled by quiet confidence
• Basketball season is about to begin
• Burrell faces difficult transition on the mat
• Riverview boys shooting for section title
• New Kensington-Arnold board to look at refinancing bond
• Coke oven windfall
• Legal doesn't mean popular
• Highlands plans to raise taxes for 2012-2013
• Continuity is breeding success for Riverview
• Fox Chapel senior plays 18 holes with Shark
• Apollo-Ridge grad hits pool hard for PSU Behrend
• Kiski Area board leadership re-elected
• Allegheny Valley to stay within tax limit
• $8.8 million sought for Leechburg sewer separation project
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Apollo-Ridge residents can meet with superintendent
• Father, son eager to move in Habitat for Humanity house
• Activity fee not a hindrance, Franklin Regional district says
• Aspinwall hospital honored for lung rate
• Longtime councilman transitions from public service
• Murals proposed to brighten Sharpsburg
• Leechburg girls coach works on conditioning
• Leechburg boys are in rebuilding mode
• Plum girls boast veteran squad
• Plum coach wants well-rounded team
• Santa brings good cheer to New Kensington parade
• Penn State New Kensington falls in OT
• Preliminary plan keeps tax rate steady for Fox Chapel residents
• Care packages still sweet to troops
• Christmas tree sales grow in Valley
• Black officials scarce, despite population gains
• New Bell Township budget contains tax increase
• More data sought on Plum YMCA project
• Montour rallies to state semis
• Momentum key for Knoch boys
• Knoch girls boast experience
• Robots open a whole new world to Girl Scouts
• Construction woes mount along Brackenridge Avenue
• Area native thrives in Pass, Punt and Kick contest
• Cat killer among us
• Major Riverbank Park update planned
• Highlands students collect toys for radio station's drive
• Remembering Kotecki
• Enforcement lacking
• Employers don't care
• Quaker Valley's goal surge leads to win
• Youth movement is in for Kittanning girls
• Kittanning boys are in rebuilding mode
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Marcellus shale laws dominate town hall meeting
• Fire destroys Washington Twp. house
• Unemployment questions
• Lax enforcement
• Freeport school layouts drafted
• Kiski zoning panel rejects 2 requests
• Kiski Area girls basketball team packs punch
• Conditioning key for Kiski Area boys
• Officials want to move trail forward
• New girls hoop coach trying to rebuild Rams
• New Kensington man admits to role in drug-mail scheme
• Two men charged in New Kensington drug raid
• November near record as warmest
• Highlands counting on WPIAL's leading scorer
• Football season chock full of emotions
• Wisner ends 26-year tenure on Highlands School Board
• Alle-Kiski school districts forced into budget guessing game
• Zoning changes proposed in West Deer
• New car sales rising in region
• Third-party Palin
• Stop dog abuser
• Put FBI on PSU case
• Commissioner Bower will keep coroner's post
• Weather deters hunters on Day 1 of deer season
• Freeport girls making progress this season
• Freeport relishes familiar faces on hardwood
• Area graduates contribute for Bethany squad
• Laneville Bridge snow removal to be discussed
• Deer Lakes grad makes smooth transition
• Sculpture to celebrate Natrona's proud past
• Rail access vital to developing trail to Freeport
• Tarentum shooting suspect turns himself in
• Water in the tub
• Eating locally
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Former 'Milk-Carton Kid' to speak at Apollo-Ridge
• Knoch persisted through triumph, tragedy
• Oakmont man's skill at martial arts exceeded only by love of teaching it
• 5 charged in Leechburg pot bust
• Buffalo Township optometrist devoted his life to helping others
• Upper Burrell man tries to preserve local control over drilling
• Plum looks to Wal-Mart for road funds
• Volunteers tackle station construction when contractor backs out
• New Kensington bar closed for at least 10 more months
• Ford City girls striving for some cohesion
• Shanty lone constant for restructured Sabers
• Festive Freeport celebrates a weekend of holiday events
• Tarentum to shed new light on landscape
• Keeping the bridge clear in winter
• Magical run ends in defeat, but not despair
• Fox Chapel hoping to build around Mathias
• Fox Chapel senior living dream
• Local men serve in official capacity
• Experience, depth key for Fox Chapel boys team
• Montour RB carves path to victory
• Spartans' dominance ends Knoch's title quest
• Butler man accused in 3 Jefferson Township break-ins
• Saxonburg lights up for holiday season
• Young candidate loses race, gains valuable insight
• Schools put new emphasis on getting, staying fit
• Wilkinsburg area man sought in Tarentum shooting
• Customers, retailers report positive experiences on Black Friday
• Momentum is building for Deer Lakes girls
• Knoch preps for WPIAL passing leader in Buechel
• Building resumes for Deer Lakes boys
• Knoch broadcast partners have seen, called it all
• Welcome to the Third World
• Toss the smooth talker
• Highlands' toy drives to help kids in need
• Valley serves up free Thanksgiving meals
• Knoch football fathers know title game pressure
• Semifinal thrillers motivate football teams
• Cheswick Christian girls face rebuilding mode
• Cheswick Christian boys full of experience
• Unheralded defensive line heart, soul of Knoch team
• Burrell boys no longer pushover
• Burrell girls coach reaching comfort zone
• Services tax passes in South Buffalo
• Group to detail plans for recreation trail
• The Birdie simply can't knock Knoch
• Afternoon start time doesn't bother Knoch
• Montour regains status as Class AAA elite
• Internet spying
• Puritan Tea Party
• PSU sex scandal
• $4M in water, sewage upgrades under way in Tarentum
• Suspect arrested in 2 New Kensington eatery holdups
• Drivers advised to allow extra holiday travel time
• Springdale Council gives initial OK to $2.8M budget
• Police check car seats to make sure kids are strapped in properly
• Deficit talks anger Congressmen
• Lack of size concerns Apollo-Ridge coach
• Apollo-Ridge girls are boasting experience
• Coach Wagner is leaving quite a legacy
• Springdale's Wagner: Health is not a factor
• Knoch star Rumburg-Goodlin is on a mission
• Four people hurt in 3-vehicle collision
• Boaters crying
• Property taxes
• Other PSU victims
• Springdale coach Wagner announces retirement
• Trib matches $1,000 settlement in lawsuit against Highland School District
• Kiski restarts winter activity buses
• Local students explore careers without degrees
• Riverview School District board passes 'very preliminary' budget
• Burrell wrestlers dot Mercyhurst's roster
• Freeport shooters filling net this season
• Wonderful time of year for Knoch coach
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Families join to serve annual holiday dinner
• Proposed Aspinwall budget raises cost of water
• Couple gets Aspinwall Marina contract
• Fine enacted for false alarms
• School director concludes 20 years of service
• Time for a change
• Taxing promise
• Under the bus
• Knoch kicker clutch in semifinal win
• Plum, Kiski Area drop the gloves
• Springdale's 'rebuilding' goes swimmingly
• Springdale's bid for state soccer title falls short
• Knights look to cap most impressive season in school history
• Knoch defense holds again; punches ticket for Heinz Field
• At one point, Dynamos' run seemed improbable
• School districts revamp ways to evaluate teachers
• Apollo plans to add part-time officer in 2012
• Candidates who run as write-ins claim some wins
• Springdale's girls soccer team loses in PIAA championship game
• Knoch overcomes mistakes, prevails
• Knights fulfill Summers' wish
• Free turkey dinners being offered throughout the valley
• Area high school football alumni set to battle
• Tests find no harmful chemicals in Springdale's soil
• Closing of Flabeg plant to put 100 out of work
• Athletic association, Plum officials to square off in court
• Sringdale Township water line project gets go-ahead
• Devastated by theft, falling numbers, Springdale church runs on faith
• Generations of worship
• The banality of elephants
• Thanks for honoring veterans
• Suspected drug dealer faces additional charges
• Harmar police standards criticized
• Watch the dogs
• Where's my refund?
• Food banks feel holiday strain
• Franklin Regional RB legitimate threat
• First-year hoop coaches deal with adversity
• Springdale, Warrior Run on collision course
• Knoch's AAA opponent likes to get physical
• Freeport hockey team salvages tie
• No back-to-back titles for Washington Township
• Church youths to 'scavenge' for food for needy
• 8 of 9 miss New Kensington-Arnold School Board meeting
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Dad in a new light
• Papal Paterno
• Renovation projects could cost $27M
• Leechburg business manager gets new contract
• Kittanning firm to drill at McVille Airport
• Springdale won't shy from PIAA test
• Boxing interest brightens gym hopes
• Knoch shares similarities with Franklin Regional
• Birdie thinks Knoch is Heinz-bound
• Wider street part of deal for development in Tarentum
• PSNK loses on road
• Deer Lakes' renegotiated bond issue to save $1.2M
• For YMCA, 30 is magic number for diabetes program
• Skilled worker shortage expected
• Give cashier a break
• Animal control
• Oppose drilling bills
• Springdale advances past GCC with 'textbook' win
• Knoch linebacker provides spark
• Penn State New Kensington loses on road
• Knoch continues to pile up points on gridiron
• Local fighter weighs in on latest bout
• Brackenridge Heights Country Club sold
• Make sure your Thanksgiving feast is safe
• Lower Burrell taxes projected to rise 2.5%
• Rules change for snow cleanup in Allegheny Township
• Allegheny-Hyde Park youngsters welcome local 'heroes' to school
• Apollo-Ridge aims to cut truancy with 'WhyTry'
• Say no to cell phones
• Injuries not 'minor'
• Springdale gets another shot at GCC
• Knoch receivers quietly excelling
• Valley grad continues to stand out at Colorado
• Indiana County trio charged in burglaries
• Budgeting during the holidays
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Christmas tour and crafts event benefits Orphans of the Storm
• Tarentum minister stays at same church for 25 years
• Holiday parades, Santa appearances planned
• Former Burrell biology teacher inspired students
• No tax increase planned for next year in Plum
• Thefts plague scrap business
• Soccer all-star games set for November
• Knoch punishes another playoff foe
• Valley graduate aims to line up indoors
• Tarentum church to celebrate 125 years
• Campus building named for longtime executive officer
• Knife-wielding man robs Fox's Pizza
• Petition drive aims to keep 45th District here
• Common Cause wants state to limit contributions by shale industry
• Freeport comeback falls short at states
• Kiski Valley residents remember those who served their country
• Apollo police chief's election to council raises questions
• PSSA scores to go on Plum students' records
• Likes self-checkout
• JoePa firing illegal
• Marine helicopter pilot from Tarentum proud of what he does
• Tentative Washington Township budget includes no tax increase
• Tentative budget will hold tax line
• Mile Lock Lane work set to begin
• PSNK students remain proud of university
• Shackled suspect found after escaping hospital
• Springdale looking to end drought
• Freeport volleyball is back on big stage
• Knoch, Springdale get defensive in playoffs
• Knoch shows passing threat in first round
• Burrell's defense records nine interceptions
• Tea Party vs. Occupy Wall Street
• Exporting Pennsylvania gas
• Oakmont Lions Club's annual show goes Hollywood
• Alle-Kiski Valley write-ins crash election parties
• Gunmen rob Central City Plaza supermarket employees
• South Butler sets up automatic school alerts
• Lower Burrell talking tax hike to help close budget shortfall
• Scandal fails to register as hot topic at Penn State New Ken
• Springdale not in awe of Clairton
• Highlands' Mason makes commitment official
• Oakmont Library talk looks at kids' success in school
• Allegheny-Kiski Valley leaders saddened over likely loss of Brewster
• Growth rules debate in Buffalo Township supervisors' contest
• Lower taxes are watchwords in Harmar supervisors' race
• Sewer grant of $4.2M to Vandergrift eases some worries
• Police hunt specially equipped stolen Harmar van
• Springdale's Concannon eyes target
• Springdale, Monessen set to square off again
• VND Spotlight Female Athlete of the Week
• Woman charged in New Kensington stabbing
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Blawnox council campaigns turn nasty
• 'Friends of Springdale Public Library' honored by board
• Friends drive will help Alle-Kiski Valley families in need
• Judge rules in favor of Leechburg man
• Football teams await word on positioning, pairings
• Previewing the WPIAL soccer playoffs
• Previewing the WPIAL volleyball playoffs
• Alle-Kiski Valley duo gives Rock's defense grit
• Upper Burrell candidates deal with shale regulations
• Educator urges Alle-Kiski Valley audience to fight injustice
• High school roundup: Attitude is positive at Fox Chapel
• Wilkinsburg posts second straight victory
• Shutout victory clinches first for Freeport
• Nuclear workers still worry about their health
• Harmar, Springdale Township fire department merger on target
• Dwindling numbers push mergers of fire departments
• Taking on debt risky but necessary, school districts say
• Area school set Veterans Day events
• 2 running for district judge in Washington Township
• West Deer Boy Scout leads effort to repiar walking bridge
• Unbeaten Knoch demolishes Mars
• Ford City surges past Burrell
• Efficient Springdale routs Riverview
• Kiski Area closes on a rush
• Shady Side Academy fends off Deer Lakes
• Rout ends frustrating season for Kittanning
• Highlands headed to playoffs
• Winless Valley's effort falls short
• Central Catholic pummels Fox Chapel
• Apollo-Ridge rolls in finale
• Man accused of trying to stab sister with scissors in Freeport
• Aspinwall Marina property to be turned into public park, trail
• Armstrong, Westmoreland candidates address Marcellus shale
• Thirteen area police departments get grants for protective vests
• Nine candidates seek five available seats on Plum school board
• Freeport volleyball coasts to win
• Familiar end for Kiski Area
• Panel recommends no changes to New Ken-Arnold schools
• Guido: Field goal leads to Riverview win
• Knoch nears undefeated regular season
• Freeport girls headed to states
• Local owner likes his odds with filly
• Lower Burrell Dairy Queen feels impact of tragic killing
• Money owed by Butler County sheriff being doled out
• Leechburg's Halloween traditions continue to endure
• Flashbacks to 1980
• A scary bridge
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Riverview ends playoff victory dry spell
• Springdale gains measure of revenge
• Plum 'done talking' with PBAA on ballfield lease
• Defense propels Elizabeth Forward past Knoch
• Buffalo Township to set up curbside collection of leaves
• Riverview superintendent retiring at end of current school year
• WPIAL boys soccer playoff preview capsules
• VND Week 9 H.S. football player to watch
• Birdie in the spirit of ghost hunting
• VND Week 9 H.S. football breakdown
• Burrell's standing rests on game with Ford City
• Rape charge added to Valencia man's count of robbery
• Thanks to public housing
• Sympathy for Post family
• Candidates take stances on fire consolidation, police force
• Unused drug collections set across Alle-Kiski Valley
• Luttner places 4th at PIAA golf tournament
• Podlucky is no victim
• Campus clippings
• Socialist protesters
• New Kensingon woman enters guilty plea in fatal Erie crash
• VND Spotlight Female Athlete of the Week
• VND Spotlight Male Athlete of the Week
• WPIAL girls soccer preview capsules
• Kiski Area runner hopes to break new ground
• Guido: Knoch stands 1 victory from milestone
• Seminar introduces products for seniors
• Officials find 'strength in numbers'
• Planners present zoning overhaul
• Suspect claims self-defense in assault near store
• Traffic safety concerns to be addressed in West Deer
• Driver chokes to death on bag of dope
• Freeport aims to revive service agreement with Buffalo Township
• Man charged after confrontation with police
• Springdale boys soccer team advances
• Kiski Area tops North Allegheny in overtime
• WPIAL releases postseason volleyball pairings
• Mars boys blank Burrell
• Obama, the statesman
• Impacted in Va.
• Learn about the dangers of lead
• Brackenridge haunted yard to help patient
• For volunteer, serving veterans is an honor
• A few thoughts
• Respect for police
• Buffalo Township local services tax increased
• Preserving district is focus of Leechburg board hopefuls
• Former VND journalist 'was always on top of the game'
• Violence declines across United States, but not against police
• Disaffected see police as targets
• Foes won't trifle with Fox Chapel standout
• Highlands controls playoff destiny
• Hazlett will work double duty
• Firefighters responding to Washington Township barn fire
• Riverview roughed up by undefeated Bishop Canevin
• Two Alle-Kiski Valley teams make Class AA inroads
• Valley roundup:Knoch soccer advances to WPIAL Class AA quarterfinals
• Fox Chapel stars set for final hurrah in PIAA golf championships
• Springdale aims to belie soccer seeding
• Kotecki's father graciously accepts condolences of killer's father
• In Apollo, six of seven council seats are up for grabs
• All Burrell schools met state assessment test benchmarks
• Derek Kotecki's family overwhelmed by support, generosity
• Leechburg candidates emphasize sewerage, road work
• Some to lose water service until they tap into Apollo system
• Not scary
• Majority rules
• Fox Chapel special in win
• Freeport whips West Shamokin
• Knoch clinches conference crown
• Ford City shuts down Apollo-Ridge
• Healthier Burrell blanks Deer Lakes
• Second-quarter woes lead to Valley loss
• Springdale slogs through Leechburg
• Penn Hills hammers Kiski Area
• Hampton rolls over Kittanning
• Last election house stands in shadow of wrecking ball
• Arnold minister named bishop of Haitian church
• New Ken shooter surrenders as details begin to emerge
• PIAA lawsuit dropped by Vandergrift student
• No to self-checkout
• Good night, Officer Kotecki
• Excavated material being removed from Parks waste dump
• Harmar looking at several changes in zoning regulations
• Greenway initiative focuses on connectability
• Plum recovers, stuns Fox Chapel
• Freeport caps unbeaten regular season
• Apollo councilman loses seat over lapsed voter registration
• Highlands seeks higher ground on gridiron
• Kiski Area brings home section finale
• Trickery leads to Kiski Area win over Hempfield
• Enthusiast jumps to save Tarentum skate park
• T-shirt tribute to fallen Lower Burrell officer takes off
• Jake brakes
• Grateful for respect
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Highlands looking to stop Knoch
• Leechburg superintendent filling principal's job to provide savings
• Cheswick narrows water supply alternatives
• Numbers drop at college campuses in Alle-Kiski Valley
• Highlands girls celebrate return to playoffs
• Athlete, funeral director found her place on horseback
• Great coverage
• Alligators & abortion
• Not 'natural born'
• VND Week 8 H.S. football breakdown
• Prognosticating Birdie sticking to his word
• VND Week 8 H.S. football player to watch
• Springdale collects section championship
• VND Spotlight Female Athlete of the Week
• Extra down provides a boost for Highlands
• Cause of plane crash that killed three not part of preliminary report
• Retiring Leechburg principal 'excited to begin a new chapter'
• Voter registration dilemma keeps Apollo council seat empty
• Investigation into Lower Burrell shootings resumes
• No Sunday hunting
• Catholic schools
• PriorityCare plans medication review
• Schoolchildren join in tribute to Lower Burrell slain officer
• About 4,000 officers attend Kotecki's funeral services
• Nuclear cleanup stopped in Parks Township
• Interactive approach to literacy gets tryout in Alle-Kiski Valley
• Springdale girls roll past Riverview
• Highlands finds newest wrestling coach
• Shady Side golfer pursues 4th regional title
• Local players contribute for Slippery Rock
• Church group preps for mission
• Municipal offices suffer from dearth of candidates as election nears
• Route 28 wreck blocks traffic for 4 hours
• Police come from all over for funeral
• DQ reopening
• Occupy misguided
• Keep 'Occupying'
• Valley Tuesday takes
• AVH session looks at dating abuse and family violence
• Bell Avon planned closing fuels Kiski Area race
• Lower Burrell author finds his material close to home
• South Buffalo horse rescue gets new quarters
• Calif. doctors group backs legalizing pot
• Valley is seeking a spot among elite
• Valley seeks to end lengthy victory drought
• Keep skateboard park
• Need more prayer
• Underdog role suits Freeport volleyball
• Knoch notches a record 70 points against Kittanning
• Burrell rushes to win over Summit Academy
• Miscues bedevil Apollo-Ridge in defeat
• Voucher system may paint local districts into corner
• Eureka's 125th anniversary filled with memories
• Support pouring in for Kotecki family
• Fugitive who killed officer apparently took his own life
• Springdale strong-arms Wilkinsburg
• Kiski Area falls again
• Altoona blanks Plum
• Muffed punt lifts Highlands
• Bishop Canevin pounds Leechburg
• Knoch runs over Kittanning
• Critical turnover costs Fox Chapel in loss
• Raiders rough out of gate in loss
• Ford City dominates field position, pitches shutout
• Plans for Millvale-to-Freeport trail move forward
• Police protection a priority for Kiski Township candidates
• Regulate centers
• Teacher unions
• Mentoring program offered to athletes
• Shady Side girls golfers cruise to WPIAL title
• Post's acquaintances have llittle to say in wake of killing
• Fugitive Post had boasted he was gunning for police
• Kiski Area soccer team earns section title
• Burrell's depth at QB could be game-saver
• Former Kittanning girls tennis coach sentenced for groping student
• Field of Dreams
• Big win for Ford City
• Kiski Area rolls at WCCA meet
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Lower Burrell in shock over death of Patrolman Kotecki
• Cornered fugitive kills officer, dies
• Fawn shooting victim refuses to testify against 'friend'
• Vandergrift police nab Gilpin man wanted in Wisconsin
• Consultants aim to keep Kiski Area school projects within budget
• Freeport Area School Board to map school options
• Highlands girls soccer ends playoff drought
• Kiski Area, Fox Chapel focus on WPIAL title
• Valley guarantee motivates Highlands
• Birdie gets done in by numbers game
• VND Week 7 H.S. football breakdown
• Riverview's Fashandi driven to excel
• Soccer playoff picture has lots twists, turns
• Nonprofit takes title to Aspinwall Marina
• New convenience store plans to open in Arnold by November
• Grimm dilemna -- Fawn wants Tarentum to help maintain road
• Early-morning gunfire rattles Arnold
• Is it time to dust off Gardner Points code?
• VND Spotlight Male Athlete of the Week
• Butler Memorial Hospital offers free mammograms
• Highlands nonprofit helps district save time, money
• Lace up those skates, Oakmont; ice rink being bought
• Tarrs veterans to get new Honor Roll tribute
• Superintendent's retirement agreement ready for vote in Deer Lakes
• Springdale heart attack victim gets plenty of help
• Highlands girls soccer team slips by Burrell
• Father's presence still felt by Plum star
• RMU's Sinclair displays his rushing skills
• Ford City coach embraces challenge
• Author to discuss writing for kids
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Villa's recipe for success: Low prices, large portions
• Alle-Kiski Valley highway deaths decline slightly
• O'Hara officials celebrating new ambulatory care center at VAPHS
• Valley reacts to state non-educators running school districts
• Riverview playoff drought nears end
• Fox Chapel's Dorseyville Middle School focuses on life-long wellness
• Pilot Michael Garrone died doing what he loved, family says
• Concussion shelves Burrell quarterack Middleby
• Springdale enjoys day of milestones against Geibel
• Kiski Area's Jam the Gym fundraiser to benefit three causes
• Apollo Council wants fire departments to consider merger
• Catholic schools share many of the struggles of public schools
• Kiski Area no match for NA
• Kiski Area no match for NA
• OLSH rolls over Riverview
• Burrell loses game, QB to injury
• Northgate roughs up battered Leechburg
• Freeport junior rushes past Apollo-Ridge
• Ford City defense sparkles in victory
• Big plays, big win for Kittanning
• Miscues bury Fox Chapel
• Deer Lakes posts 1st victory
• Defense, special teams lift Highlands
• Central Catholic picks apart Plum
• In wake of gun battle, New Kensington man held without bond
• Valley pair makes PIAA tennis tourney
• Police targeting motorists who pass Leechburg Area buses illegally
• Kiski fails Parks III
• Kittanning suspect gets probation in shooting case
• East Deer seismic testing ordinance to be considered
• Felon arrested in New Kensington shootout
• New Kensington, police department reach agreement
• Young volunteers show up to help complete Arnold home
• Roundup: Riverview volleyball team downs GCC
• Burrell works through inexperience, keeps winning
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Washington Township family's cocern, vet's care save owl
• Doubts raised in Alle-Kiski Valley about Corbett gas proposal
• Freeport Area School Board to discuss renovation options
• South Buffalo Township man charged in Fawn shooting
• South Butler fields lashed by rain, school board told
• Knoch has Indiana in Greater Allegheny
• Leechburg golfer headed to PIAA qualifier
• Golf is escape, passion for Kiski Area junior
• Top talent abounds in area girls golf
• Blue skies help rescuers search for plane
• Success keeps coming for Knoch's 'Fab Five'
• W&J senior Gigler gains national honor
• VND Week 6 H.S. football breakdown
• Stink bugs don't put stench on Birdie's picks
• VND Week 6 H.S. football player to watch
• Cheswick water supply proposals come up empty
• Lower Burrell woman wants to save Beaver Run gator from winter
• Volunteers breathe life into forgotten Avonmore cemetery
• New Kensington council considers selling garage to build garage
• Counties dig into Corbett's drillling plan
• Dad gets probation over taped complaint
• VND Spotlight Female Athlete of the Week
• VND Spotlight Male Athlete of the Week
• Burrell grad earns national honor
• Guido: Big blowouts common in 1920s
• Fox Chapel star golfer falls short
• Search expands in West Virginia mountains
• Ostomy Group addresses diabetes
• Wrong on budget
• Federal Reserve wreck
• Use death penalty
• Portable ice rink up for vote next week in Oakmont
• Alle-Kiski Valley Roundup: Deer Lakes girls hand Knoch crucial 0-0 tie
• Zoning OK'd for Freeport water plant
• Leechburg council acts on safety concerns
• New Kensington woman sues Children's Bureau over work environment
• Kiski Area eighth grader vies for award
• Burrell grad lifts Washington & Jefferson defense
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Seminar looks at bullying
• Retired Penn State New Kensington chancellor praised for work
• Kittanning Y has an answer for special-needs kids
• Alle-Kiski districts pass federal No Child Left Behind test
• Lot near Springdale's Colfax Marina to be studied for new use
• Tarentum's costly Snoopy pool to be replaced by spray park
• Pair of events to benefit Plum flood victims' family
• Bullets fly in New Kensington hotel lot; no one hurt
• Luttners are looking for another WPIAL title
• Ross to lead way for Springdale girls hoops
• Pittsburgh home sweet home for golfers
• Bishop Canevin vaults into first place
• Summit Academy downs Deer Lakes
• Avonworth waltzes past Riverview
• Youth football league salutes veteran coach
• Big plays spark Burrell over Apollo-Ridge
• Kittanning endures difficult setback
• Highlands feasts on Plum
• New-look Knoch cruises
• Indiana uses big plays to rout Valley
• Saudi Arabia post crowns Aspinwall professor's career
• Freeport pulls away from Ford City
• Fox Chapel adds to Kiski Area's misery
• Plum School Board promotes assistant to superintendent's post
• Neely fuels OLSH's blowout victory
• UPMC St. Margaret offering flu vaccines for seniors at several locations
• Donations down, demand up as food banks get ready for fall
• Lower Burrell-to-Pittsburgh rail service draws private funding
• Confusing stop
• Blame Reagan
• West Deer sent its coaches off in style
• Knoch boys win in double overtime
• Apollo-Ridge honors fallen former players
• Cub drops by for breakfast in Fawn
• Brick pavers reported missing after Sharpsburg road resurfacing
• Roundup: Knoch boys soccer team wins in double OT
• Lower Burrell asks unions for pay freeze
• Hope grows with Kiski Area soccer team
• Community leaders line up behind regional booking center
• Harrison Township dynamo Jack Di Girolamo 'made a difference'
• Improperly connected Apollo homes could lose water service
• Apollo-Ridge honor fallen former players
• Burglary suspect captured in Leechburg after three-hour manhunt
• Execute them
• Debate challenge
• UPMC & Highmark
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Alle-Kiski Valley locals honored by firemen's group
• Charges dismissed against Kittanning man in Honey Bear case
• Buffalo Township supervisors OK extension of sewer lines
• Bad smell keeps New Kensington-Arnold students out of doors
• War of words continues over Plum fields
• Springdale Township stormwater a concern
• Highlands girls soccer blanks Freeport
• Health restored, soccer player regaining form
• Shady Side Academy dresses for success
• VND Week 5 H.S. football breakdown
• VND Week 5 H.S. football player to watch
• Springdale looking for a faster start
• Who wants roasted Birdie this week?
• Gilpin income 'in the ballpark' so far in 2011
• Official defends ads for Deer Lakes public schools
• Renters may have to put down deposit for Upper Allegheny sewage service
• VND Spotlight Male Athlete of the Week
• Recounting Alle-Kiski's top running backs
• SSA's Berglund advances to WPIAL finals
• Knoch offense more finesse than power
• Burrell earns fifth-straight section victory
• 'Lights' author discusses book's influence
• Support groups set for abuse victims
• Knoch ties Mars in battle of unbeaten soccer teams
• Oakmont man, 18, charged with posing as officer
• Arrest expected in Fawn shooting
• Armstrong Jail thwarts an attempt to mail an inmate drugs
• Inmate suicide unstoppable, Armstrong warden says
• Armstrong School District decides to keep unused cash
• Leechburg hopes to hold line on property tax
• Apollo-Ridge students mark second year of testing well
• Former Burrell swim coach Novak labeled fugitive
• Allegheny Valley Hospital clinic brings details into focus
• Buffalo Township water-filtration system will be a 1st for Valley
• Harrison OKs blight ordinance
• Valley girls soccer nearly ends losing streak
• Leechburg golfer ties for 2nd at WPIAL D-II finals
• Springdale sisters meet on soccer field
• Bed heads return to Penn State New Kensington's festival
• Valley Tuesday takes
• YMCA offers free memberships for 7th graders
• St. Margaret expanding the breast care services
• ABC movie 'Elixir' shoot coming soon to O'Hara township
• Rehab project to shift Freeport Bridge traffic across span
• Plum dog trainer hopes to walk to world record
• Allegheny River service cuts to reduce hours of operation
• Vandergrift man dies in motorcycle crash
• Men shot in separate incidents in New Kensington, Fawn
• Five local golfers now seeking WPIAL berths
• O'Hara Township considers redesigning fire service districts
• Man gives back to those who helped him recover from illness
• GenOn scores with helmet donation in Springdale
• Slightly more Hispanics proud to call area home
• Driver makes triumphant return to Lernerville
• Burrell boys soccer downs Valley
• Up to the challenge
• Luttner off to strong start at Kansas
• Washington Township fair's atmosphere a big draw
• Knoch defense pitches shutout
• North Catholic's running game too much for Riverview
• Burrell ends losing streak to Freeport
• Springdale shuts down Northgate in key Eastern Conference win
• Apollo-Ridge changes pay off in win over Deer Lakes
• 'Big Dog' guides Highlands past Kittanning
• Shady Side blitzes Ford City
• Avonworth shuts out Leechburg
• Valley's losing streak reaches 17
• Tide turns against Kiski Area
• Penn Hills routs Plum for 1st win
• Court order shuts down Envy bar in New Kensington
• Two good candidates
• Degrees of crime
• Apollo man injured in Route 119 accident still in critical condition
• Cheswick delays action on water system
• Railroad crossing repairs a surprise to Alle-Kiski Valley municipal officials
• New Harrison laws target billboards, drilling, townhouse construction
• Full-day kindergarten class added at Martin Elementary School
• Tarentum officials close skateboarding facility near Dreshar Stadium
• Highlands kicker Masarik continues to do his part
• Burrell boys stop East Allegheny
• Plum athletic group in 'street fight'
• Springdale prevails in soccer showdown
• Last-minute pass lifts Ford City
• Pay taxes, then vote
• Visiting nurses are great
• Get off the phone
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• New Kensington's self-appointed government watchdog Girardi dies at 63
• Alle-Kiski Valley railroad crossings get fixes
• DEP to review $28 million Kiski Valley water authority expansion
• Leechburg school buses soon may carry police officers
• Garbage raises a stink in Vandergrift
• Fox Chapel's Bisnowaty gets all-star welcome
• Burrell senior benefits from tireless approach
• Freeport hopes to continue win streak
• VND Week 4 H.S. football player to watch
• VND Week 4 H.S. football breakdown
• Birdie touches on some of his favorite things
• Beechwood Farms turns its annual AppleJamm into a Bird Fest
• Wal-Mart's offer will save Franklin Regional band big bucks
• Riverside Park best for local sports setting
• Valley Roundup: Fox Chapel senior wins Division I, Section 3 title
• Dwindling Arnold congregation plans weekend celebration
• Superintendent: Burrell School District must step up to competition
• Thieves again target Allegheny Township's Faith Community Bible Church
• VND Spotlight Female Athlete of the Week
• Knoch grad sets soccer records at Gannon
• Bridge inspectors, riggers dangle on Kittanning Bridge
• Computer-equipped patrol cars hit New Kensington roads
• Oakmont handyman, 63, seriously hurt in fall from roof
• Paving funds to revitalize Kittanning business district
• State kills Armstrong's Elderton upgrades
• Constructon manager hired for Kiski Area elementary expansion
• Deer Lakes baseball coach Pedrosky to keep job
• Alle-Kiski Valley districts expect teachers to look smart
• Tarentum toughens rules for landlords
• Leechburg's Barto coasts to championship
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Highlands graduate puts effort into community
• Hogs for Dogs run for no-kill shelter draws riders by the hundreds
• Penn's Colony festival opens with bang
• Alle-Kiski Valley Relays hand off $1.18M to American Cancer Society
• L.B. Roenigk, a touchstone in Buffalo Township, passes away at 94
• Plum grad making his mark with Lafayette
• New swing's thing for Leechburg star
• Riverview passing attack shines against Cal
• Online group celebrates New Kensington, Arnold roots
• Boy Scouts pour on the gimmicks in Natrona Heights
• Tarentum landlords may get feet held to fire
• Pilot of Reno crashed aircraft was skilled airman from Tarentum
• Springdale win novel for Wagner
• Deaths in Reno climb to 9
• In Saxonburg, woman can smell Arab Spring
• Kiski Area volleyball player takes back seat
• Plum, Freeport win own volleyball tourneys
• McVille Airport gets grant to pave runway
• Greenway project invites residents' input
• Spate of break-ins blamed on burglary ring
• Avonmore jubilee has Hollywood feel
• California grabs win in double overtime
• California beats Riverview in 2OTs
• Untitled
• Knoch beats Valley in a flash
• Balanced Burrell routs West Shamokin
• Mistakes costly for Leechburg
• Ford City opens conference play with victory
• Indiana's big plays burn Highlands
• Peters Township too much for Kittanning
• Mistakes can't keep Fox Chapel down
• Epidemic of allergy, asthma strikes area
• Woodland Hills rolls over Plum
• Central Catholic routs Kiski Area
• Don't blame Greenwald
• Lose Buchanan
• Contract awarded for Springdale Township waterline replacement
• Kiski Area QB out for season
• Two New Kensington men charged in Arnold store robbery
• Case of bad school bus brakes at Highlands remains a mystery
• Harmar joins neighbors to seek grant for planning
• Burrell boys down Derry
• Springdale grad headed to Hall of Fame
• Apollo-Ridge adjusting to quarterback change
• Tarentum CPUser Group to mark Software Freedom Day
• Westmoreland Poker Run to help Joplin tornado victims
• State reimbursement sought for Mamont School addition
• Judge OKs evidence in Logue's DUI homicide trial in Erie
• Unspecified phone threat sends Kiski Area students, staff to soccer field
• New Kensington child dropped off at wrong bus stop
• Driller given go-ahead over South Butler residents' objections
• Knoch girls soccer handles Deer Lakes
• Golf showdown goes to Shady Side Academy
• Sarver native seeks redemption at Pittsburgher
• VND Week 3 H.S. football breakdown
• Highlands off to an undefeated start
• Birdie shot down for part in the movies
• Family challenges Deer Lakes busing policy
• Chalk drawing contest comes to Scottdale festival
• Arnold earmarked to receive more than $350,000 in Federal grant
• Supporters urge board to keep Deer Lakes baseball coach Pedrosky
• State grant requires Highlands hiring 4 positions, 3 full time
• VND Spotlight Female Athlete of the Week
• St. Joseph puts together shutout victory
• English coaches plying trade in A-K
• Plum stadium celebrates its 50th anniversary
• Upper Burrell chopper pilot heals, ready to redeploy
• Tar and chip
• Who attacked us?
• 'Benefit Exchanges' bad health policy
• Highlands basketball star making progress
• Roundup: Burrell soccer team edges Indiana
• Lower Burrell Municipal Authority gets OK to borrow $4 million
• Kiski Area finds no need for after-school activity buses
• Bell Supervisors approve ambulance service pact
• Highlands School District works to solve busing problems
• Tarentum VFW honor guard respects familiy's wishes
• 'No perfume' zones?
• Blame public housing
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Alle-Kiski Valley ceremonies remember heroes of Sept. 11, 2001
• Cut corporate taxes
• Gas well landowners
• Campaign starts too early
• Valley father, daughter get rolling for good causes
• Tour de Strongland race won by 51-year-old from Reynoldsville
• Saxonburg Festival of the Arts gets thumbs up
• Lower Burrell-Brackenridge power line project in the works
• Freedom Fest combines food, patriotism
• Local Alle-Kiski Valley school seniors recall confusion of 2001
• Brackenridge sewer rehab project gets $3.1 million boost
• East Vandergrift sewer work set for 2012
• Butler native defends StrongLand title
• Valley's Brennan keeps it perfect
• Springdale coach offers advice to opponent
• Deer Lakes overwhelmed early in loss
• Ban Michael Vick
• Gas well shudder in Butler County
• Support for family
• Janet Napolitano's cherry-picking
• Support first responders
• Patriot Day services scheduled for Sunday
• 3 men charged in tire-iron attack
• Flooding linked to roots in sewer pipes
• 'Catio' a finalist in national contest
• Guyasuta Volunteer Fire Department's future shaky
• Executive hopefuls trade jabs at chamber event
• Freshman fifteen
• Defend Logue? No
• Freeport runs over Quaker Valley
• Franklin Regional dominates late
• Riverview runs roughshod over Leechburg
• Ford City's homefield dominance ends
• Burrell allows 354 rushing yards in nonconference loss
• First-half mistakes doom Fox Chapel
• Ford City's Greenleaf to resign post
• Plum bounces back to edge Kittanning
• Washington whips Apollo-Ridge
• Springdale's missed extra point leads to loss against Avonworth
• Lightning cancels Valley game
• Son of slain West Deer couple spotted in store
• Perzel's fall a tale of 'absolute power'
• New Kensington-Arnold Youth Project proposes free mentoring
• Ford Cliff man accused of fatal driving drunk taken to hearing at gunpoint
• Elderly couple killed in West Deer
• Alle-Kiski Valley teams rush to help Pa. flood victims
• Deer Lakes edges its way past Highlands
• Wagner knocks Verona in coach's debut
• West Deer pair found dead in home
• Weekend rummage sale to help Oakmont family with medical costs
• Kittens rescued from Arnold kitchen ceiling
• Gilpin man waives hearing on threat to kill Leechburg police chief
• New Kensington resident awaiting trial on death of her son charges
• South Butler School District considers gas lease
• Suspect in fatal Route 66 crash skips out on hearing
• Leechburg couple offer consolation at Flight 93 crash site
• Kiski Area sophomore hits ground running
• Fox Chapel field hockey team rebuilding
• VND Week 2 H.S. football breakdown
• Upper Burrell woman arrested for breaking rules on bond
• 1844 Restaurant offers fresh take, classic air
• The hunt is on at Antiquing' craft fair in Kittanning
• Saxonburg Festival welcomes everyone 'home'
• Springdale in position to take early control
• Birdie overcomes injury to post solid Week 1
• Armstrong School District board votes on bond issue
• St. Joseph Catholics attend World Youth Day in Spain
• Leechburg tax collector Kupas seeks apology; council responds
• New Kensington to beef up patrols in response to shootings
• 9/11 memorial planned for Burrell High grounds
• $3 school lunch tough to swallow, Alle-Kiski Valley parent says
• Freeport cruises to win in section opener
• Springdale football coach surprised by party
• PSNK volleyball coach pleased with progress
• Vandergrift man accused of stabbing neighbor
• County to use eminent domain on banks of Bull Creek
• Sharpsburg chief disappinted with donations toward new fire engine
• Public's help sought in weekend shootings in New Kensington
• New Kensington crash kills Upper Burrell pickup driver
• Highlands' Mason progressing slowly
• Freeport talented from top to bottom
• WestArm Therapy & Homecare opens healthy heart program
• Murrysville pastor aims to connect with 'spiritual, but not religious'
• Repairs continue on fire-damaged farm market in Aspinwall
• Route 28 work enters final phase — of three years
• Army Corp employee from Avonmore named 'Woman of Year'
• County jail inmate attempts suicide, police say
• Fox Chapel, Shadyside Academy golf rivalry enhanced
• Infrastructure funding
• No more PLAs
• Coulter lacks facts
• Hall of Famer Lee Roy Selmon dies at 56
• One still in hospital after five-car pile-up on Route 28
• Kiski Area boys run to invite cross-country title
• Junior Roya Fashandi steps up for Riverview
• Penn State-New Kensington may get on-campus housing
• No one injured in Brackenridge fire; house destroyed
• Bell Township officials to discuss ambulance service bid
• Tarentum firefighters get emotional about engine without a crew
• Eureka firemen remember 9/11 as a day of unprecedented shock
• Gunfire, bar fight break out within hours
• Highlands' buses better by day 3
• Saltsburg man held for trial in rape case
• 2,600 gallons of detergent spilled at Harmar plant
• Kiski Area drops opener to Bethel Park
• Burrell withstands Valley rally in OT thriller
• Highlands ekes past Freeport
• Fox Chapel loses new coach's first game
• Riverview uses strong second half to defeat Wilkinsburg
• Ford City's defense rises to occasion against Kittanning
• Indiana uses big first half to knock off Apollo-Ridge
• Springdale holds off North Catholic
• Leechburg feels growing pains in loss to Carmichaels
• Brentwood rolls over Deer Lakes
• Knoch puts clamps on Brashear
• 'Smart' move: Pennsylvania Turnpike rolls out advisory app
• Boycott Vick, NFL
• IQ test for Congress
• L.B. farmers market
• Armstrong: Vote for Dems
• Valley grad Clemons appreciates journey
• Bus 7 spoils Highlands' otherwise smooth ride
• Legwork leads police to Arnold 'crack' house
• Flow of information: EPA checks river, wells
• Valley stole show at Burrell's first night game
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Public input sought on Armstrong election proposals
• Officers perform grid search in Washington Township double homicide
• Gilpim man accused of saying he would kill pollice chief
• Two hurt in Highlands school bus crash
• Highlands school officials insist busing will be fixed
• Transportation funding
• Washington Boulevard needs to be fixed
• Healthful school lunches
• Ron Paul: The new Goldwater?
• Kiski Area plans to maintain momentum
• A new chapter to Valley-Burrell rivalry
• VND Week 1 H.S. football breakdown
• The Birdie dips beak into social media
• Jobs protesters stage rally at Altmire's office
• Ex-Pittsburgh motorcyclist killed in Iowa crash
• Feds lift deadlines on replacing traffic signs
• Kiski Area activity buses could return
• Highlands plan cuts number who walk to school
• Springdale will be relying on diversified offense
• Kiski Area suiting up for a milestone season
• House freshmen push bills that benefit big donors
• 49ers release former Pitt star McKillop
• Walking to Grandview School is unsafe
• Final recall score favors Democrats
• Warren Buffett, Andrew Jackson were right
• Mystery man remains focus of double homicide probe
• Program looks at food and mood
• Buffalo's 'Big O' looking forward to Pitt opener
• Two found dead; police hunt for baseball bat-wielding stranger
• Irate Highlands School District parents slam busing
• Plum star picks Cornell
• Building under construction collapses in Arnold; two workers hurt
• Blawnox rescue team's brush with Irene 'uneventful'
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Marker placement to restrict traffic on Route 28
• Get serious about state spending cuts
• WPIAL golf rule change designed to speed up play
• Dad stays young by giving an assist to Kiski kids' teams
• Grant of $1.3 million to help Highlands boost performance
• Highlands superintendent: Education chief's comments 'out of line'
• Start of Leechburg Bridge project pushed into next year
• Championship '61 Natrona Heights team defied odds
• Water shutoff, fines possible if Apollo residents don't hook up to sewer
• What's new at Alle-Kiski school districts
• Education's future caught in web of finances
• Mexican cartel moving more meth
• Fox Chapel coach adjusts to new role
• Looking back at the VND's high school football cover boys
• Obey the speed limit
• Rigorous, transparent & equitable failure
• Plum High School alumni raising money to establish media center
• Dedicated volunteers maintain Sherman Avenue School
• Some support staff to start school year with uncertainty
• Shingledecker secures V-8 Modified title
• Freeport golfers go low in victory
• Disc golf tournament flies in this weekend
• Apollo-Ridge QB confident in offense
• Tarentum teen to get fireman award
• Highland Tire plans to put more rubber on road
• Ground broken on overdue water upgrade
• Superintendent to leave New Kensington-Arnold after school year
• Another Apollo council seat filled by appointment
• Alle-Kiski women have remarkable tale of flood survival
• Choosing what is right
• Where was City Hall?
• Freeport's Turner nearly healthy again
• Lynch gets back after bad Knoxville trip
• Tight points race on big Lernerville night
• PSNK soccer is primed for an encore
• Plenty of racing remains for 2011 season
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Shifty wingback Willyard leading way for Ford City
• Defending PCRM
• Fix the Bowl
• Water town hall meeting draws large crowd
• Think ahead on drilling issues, residents advised
• Long view advised in assessing drilling in Allegheny Township
• Quick end to Valley grad Hill's season
• Ex-boyfriend ordered to trial
• Highlands to get $1.2M in state grant
• Cherry Street to get awaited reconstruction
• Brackenridge water quality violates standard
• Seniors get pick-me-up from special project
• After Santorum?
• Waiting for change
• Political barbs: Give and take
• Quake rattles residents across Valley
• Highlands' Carver declared eligible
• Changes could bolster Kittanning
• School mergers seem more likely down the road
• Oakmont program looks at building memory
• Future of Cheswick water service fuels debate
• 2012-13 budget concerns Riverview officials
• Harrison establishes fine for repeat nuisance calls
• Consumer rights
• Nuclear site cleanup unnerves neighbors
• Leechburg senior no stranger to position switches
• New turf planned for Fox Chapel field
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Art books program offered at Springdale library
• Women's Business Network forming new chapter
• Allegheny Valley Hospital appoints director
• Lower Burrell land surveyor promoted
• Dentist recognized for continuing education
• Heritage days draw Italians, non-Italians to enjoy food, music
• 'Vandergrift's Got Talent' finals Thursday
• Valley's quarterbacks are two of a kind
• Gardener can make even 7th-floor balcony bloom
• Plum looks at ways to boost math scores
• Romney to quadruple size of Calif. beach house
• Local Habitat for Humanity 'limping along' with too few volunteers
• Can't wait for 2012
• Reliving history
• Salvation Army's bash offers school supplies, backpacks, haircuts
• Tennis courts, play area due for upgrades in O'Hara
• Municipal fees paid with swipe
• Burrell junior back Bush goes all out
• Soccer teams work on conditioning for season
• Plum's Yurovsky targets another title sweep
• 'Turtle' leads the way for Springdale
• Highlands to scrimmage Shell-led Hopewell
• Nuclear waste removal dig to start on Monday
• Largest Route 28 construction phase to begin Monday
• Project envisions Vandergrift park as showpiece
• Apollo forum offers 'straight scoop' on shale, water
• Leechburg Area teachers ratify 5-year deal
• Are you a liberal?
• Shame on the VND
• What goes around comes around
• Change tax system
• Unhappy with Palmco
• VisionQuest program for troubled youth stops at Harrison Hills Park
• Harmar's Jacoby, Rich Hill roads to get three-way stop
• Brackenridge man charged in New Kensington home burglary
• Alle-Kiski Valley forum spotlights spending, economics
• Riverview counts on Milberger
• Highlands WR Carver has eligibility issues
• Schatz wins Knoxville Nationals
• Red Miley Rumble highlights weekend
• Sportsman drivers working up the ladder
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Stature won't hinder Deer Lakes star
• West Deer walking bridge in no man's land
• Saga of tainted ash ends in Allegheny Township
• Gardeners not having to worry about Japanese beetles
• Man accused of stalking woman twice in two months
• In defense of Vick II
• No recriminations
• Forgive Christa? No
• Luttner, Fox Chapel face title challenge
• Saltsburg man charged with rape
• Cheswick requests bids for water
• Burrell elementary project costs rise 10% to $646,000
• Tea party folks
• Wrong to cancel
• Harmar slander lawsuit disputed
• Leechburg school buses to avoid landslide
• Knoch has some added options at QB
• High school football may see schedule tightened
• Roofer hurt in fall from ladder
• Blawnox man charged in school break-in
• Deer Lakes administrative staff to get pay raises
• Kiski Area to hold open house for cyber center
• Highlands' elementary realignment creates day care dilemma
• Tarentum hopes to add color to bridge abutments
• A parable
• Mars? So what!
• Highlands to rely on quarterback Clark
• Springdale hires boys basketball coach
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Children's Safety Fair set in Lower Burrell
• SWAT officers surround Crafton home
• Dedicated Valley Bible school teachers used to be students themselves
• Tarentum's Blackburn's Pharmacy celebrates 75 years in business
• How to prevent third Brackenridge lightning strike?
• Plum's Lutz seeks spot among elite receivers
• PennDOT pleased with progress on Freeport bridge
• Plum Food Pantry is changing its hours, looking for new home
• Legislative forum to put Alle-Kiski Valley concerns on the table
• Emotions run high at Alle-Kiski Valley Relay for Life
• Alle-Kiski Valley bucks education cuts trend
• New coaches permeate local schools
• Kiski Area lineman blossoms into prospect
• WPIAL rules rangefinders are legal
• New Kensington man claims title
• Funding for Aspinwall park project still out
• Sisters look to community in helping those in need
• Farmers markets aren't just about sales
• Lernerville win goes to Murdick
• Three from New Ken set for strongman
• Mother of boy killed in crash challenges evidence
• Fox Chapel QB Wilson set to deliver
• Pine-Richland educator is finalist for state award
• New Kensington-Arnold enrollment increase may add teacher
• Harrison man, Freeport graduate, admits to arson
• Lower Burrell couple to go to Thailand to combat sex trade
• Natrona Heights boxer set for fight
• Kiski loads up football schedule again
• New challenges await Rulnick at Pitt
• Richards gets signature win at Cedar Lake
• Rumble next event on UFo schedule
• Weather again playing role at Lernerville
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Lifelong Democrat Shaw was active in politics, had strong union views
• Charges dropped in alleged Allegheny Township assault
• Internet porn charges held against Clinton Township man
• Buffalo Township suspect blames drinking for actions in kicking police officer
• Declining Leechburg enrollment targeted
• New transportation plan concerns South Butler's St. Luke's School
• Hit-and-run leaves Brackenridge boy banged up, 'mad'
• St. Joseph standout keeps striving
• Minicamps are appetizer for hungry squads
• Police say alleged Indiana Township thief's car goes up in flames
• Clinton Township supervisor levels ethics complaint against colleague
• Hyde Park offers to help to improve Kiski River bridge safety
• Allegheny Valley narrows field for business manager
• High demand revealed for senior housing in Plum
• Allegheny Twp. man charged with having sex with Upper Burrell teen
• Bike club members charged in Tarentum bar fight
• Strengthen Medicare, Social Security, says Rep. Altmire
• Kiski Area moves out of Open Class in PIHL
• Burrell hires new wrestling coach
• Kittanning businesses sort through mess left behind by fire
• Harmar firefighter charged with card misuse
• Conditions outlined for proposed Gilpin bookstore
• Highlands School District offices to wait for move
• Lower Burrell drilling rules to get scrutiny
• New Kensington backpack giveaway supplies kids for school
• Deer Lakes football stages 'midnight madness'
• Coach from Harrison Township helps kickers get a leg up
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Library to host program about Internet safety for kids
• Alle-Kiski Valley senior centers adapt to boomers
• Beating cancer drove Lower Burrell woman to volunteer for at center
• Tennis talent descends on Fox Chapel
• Creighton parish finds 'a good way to spend a Sunday afternoon'
• Allegheny-Kiski Historical Society to sponsor Civil War re-enactment
• Probation office opens in New Kensington
• 'Miss Brackenridge' reborn to ride again
• Alle-Kiski communities seek way on shale drilling oversight
• Firefighters pull out stops in New Kensington
• Fox Chapel's Bisnowaty plans Florida visit
• Sports background serves Burrell AD well
• Allegheny Valley concerts to feature Osmonds
• Ticket prices set for South Butler school sports
• Leechburg kitchen fire kills 5 pets; couple unhurt
• Tarentum has knock-down, drag-out fight against eyesores
• Secret sauce, cannoli, lasagna help draw crowds to Italian festival
• Burned-out shell of house a burden to Apollo neighbors
• Disagree, but maintain respect
• Blair's restart secures Late Model win
• Successful summer for Fox Chapel star
• Allegheny Ludlum workers ratify contract
• Armstrong conservationists to apply for state grant
• Jeeps to be saluted on their 70th anniversary
• Leechburg may close its side of walking bridge
• Less government, please
• Union leaders support new ATI offer
• Tri-City Speedway shuts down
• Area horse owner likes his prospects
• Kiski Area star commits to YSU
• WoO returns to king Kinser's hometown
• Drivers take a lot away from Silver Cup
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• South Butler disappointed, but happy to get $129K from state
• NatureFest will explore plants, animals at reserve
• Lowe's appeals, gets break on assessment
• Leechburg tax collector says, 'Trust me'
• Asthma, children & schools
• Voting begins today on 2nd ATI offer
• Figure skater gears up for showcase
• Lingrow Farm program celebrates the strengths of women
• Comfort food found at Zottola's
• Apollo Area Business Association to meet Friday
• West Deer Community Days parade route given
• Restrictions planned on Marcellus drilling in Lower Burrell
• Double-check receipt
• State budget sinks Alle-Kiski Learning Center
• Former Steelers turn up at Fox Chapel
• Vandergrift hopes third time's a charm for sewer project
• Tarentum Festival organizers expect bigger, brighter future
• Leechburg wage tax collections under review
• Ex-Armstrong commissioner wants old job back
• Western Pa. firefighters to converge on New Kensington
• Baloney!
• Hope for change
• Ludlum workers to vote on revised offer
• Plum's NFLers kept busy during lockout
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Book bag program helps students in need
• Rock for Life: Provides music, love, hope and support
• Man designs Apollo celebration keepsakes
• Allegheny Township lifter's comeback carries weight
• Alle-Kiski Valley Slovak society celebrates its anniversary
• Harmar police officer, supervisor candidate tangle again
• Alle-Kiski Valley watch groups prepare for Night Out
• Alle-Kiski Valley the area's 'rain capital' for July
• Freshmen set for elite baseball event
• Burrell grad enjoys role as Bucs' ball girl
• Program canceled, but Natrona comes together
• Allegheny Township man charged with molesting young girl
• Avonmore bridge to be out of commission for three months
• Hot, muggy weather boosts pool memberships
• Union whining
• Michael Vick is sick
• Fortune smiles on Bowser at Lernerville
• Kiski Area unveils new weightroom
• Elected officials hash out drilling, education
• Parking prohibited during Sharpsburg paving
• Sewage fees established in Winfield
• Deadline set to connect to Apollo sewage system
• Space & civilization
• Storm hits Alle-Kiski Valley
• New Castle resident revs up Late Models
• Plum's Cressler drawing D-I attention
• Hodnett, Meyers steal spotlight at Nationals
• Vintage Grand Prix in class by itself
• High court denies appeal by Highlands schools
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Architect creates school for 'team teaching'
• Drivers, business owners feel pain of construction on Freeport Road
• Wife killer seeks new trial
• Wrong on liberals
• No forced pooling
• Independent gas station owners can't make do just on fuel sales
• Plum tennis star aims for national title
• ATI profits arm union in labor talks
• Receding river offers peek back into history
• Gas prices edge up in A-K Valley
• Revitalization step closer for Verona
• 'No' vote surprises Ludlum retirees
• Concordia festival uncorks positive memories
• Pinocchio Ludlum
• UPMC & Highmark
• Old friends reconvene on softball field
• Bonura leads new Plum Hall of Fame class
• Leechburg church gets its bell rung by storm
• Caring mom remembered for her wit
• Aspinwall weighs adding police dog
• Freeport traffic signal may be replaced
• Service Employee union members rally outside Altmire's office
• Harrison chiropractic gets OK to move office to home
• Oakmont outlines improvement projects
• Clueless CEO
• Privatize liquor biz
• Valley Tuesday takes
• A philosophical collision
• Half hour of havoc unfolds in Alle-Kiski Valley
• Local duo headed to national track meet
• Key Club offers kids day camp
• Fox Chapel to get tough on trash
• Oppressive heat doesn't hinder Freeport Invitational
• Winfield Boy Scout earns his Eagle badge with portable radio project
• Plum School District's revenues may decline
• New Kensington forms Shield to drug activity
• Alle-Kiski clergyman to be Congressional chaplain for a day
• Brackenridge fire leaves family homeless
• Hyde Park to wrap up sewer project
• Springdale's Wagner enters milestone year
• Ammonia leaks onto roof of North Side Foods in Arnold
• Fundraiser to help Kiski Area student recovering from head injury
• Alle-Kiski Valley deaf children ready to 'mainstream'
• Alle-Kiski Valley constables upset over court order
• Pennsylvania's power subdues World squad
• Niners LB McKillop set for action
• Staff vacancies focus of Fox Chapel Area School Board meeting
• New Kensington-Arnold school staffing changes in works
• Freeport Road intersections to get cameras
• Those who work outdoors find ways to cope with heat
• Voter ID
• Keep state stores
• Events canceled; thousands left without power after storms
• Weather forces Freeport postponements
• Repaving added to Freeport Road safety upgrade
• Cause close to hearts of Stampede participants
• Tests flagged due to student enrollment, Batterson says
• Housing proposal in play, Harrison commissioners say
• High temperatures keep attendance low at Tarentum Festival
• Leechburg speeding
• Ideological battle
• Upper Burrell drilling ordinance approved
• Air conditioner sales, repair service calls sizzle with heat wave
• Chicora driver leads Sportsman Stock
• Kentucky team celebrates 20th year in play
• Old-Timers game competitors talk NFL, Bucs
• Williams Grove Speedway hosts WoO
• Lernerville still shining after Silver Cup
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Truck found in river was stolen eight years ago
• New term starts earlier for Leechburg superintendent
• Allegheny Valley Hospital cited among region's best
• AVH & HealthSouth
• Solutions
• Kiski Valley sewage project moves forward
• Many in Valley shrug off high heat
• AFL standout key cog for champs
• Team moms pitch in at Freeport Invitational
• Invitational's Japanese diplomat back in Freeport
• Little League tourney opens up this week
• Barcelona at Rivers Edge offers exotic dishes right on the Allegheny
• Apollo's Moon Landing Celebration back in orbit
• MAWC customers asked to conserve water until 10 a.m.
• Unexplained fumes sicken emergency personnel, 2 seniors
• Man sets himself ablaze, but neighbors act fast
• Borders' big-box tale has no storybook ending
• Greed & entitlement
• Saving money
• A-K residents weigh in on proposed state store sale
• Clinton approves Marcellus shale well
• Patient racing lifts Shaffer to Silver
• World Cup victory inspires Japanese players
• Japanese players find solace in baseball
• Details of gas rules to be released
• New meter installation gets go-ahead in Tarentum
• Ears of corn finally popping up across region
• Plans for garage may get OK soon
• Former Ludlum workers urge rank and file to reject contract
• United 'Stealworkers'
• Laurels & Lances
• Freeport Invitational can get wild
• New Olde Bank Theater jumps into 'Moral Abyss'
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Developmental seminar offered
• Bucs buzz spreads to Freeport Invitational
• Speeding on Plum's Trestle Road draws attention
• Route 66 motorcycle crash ends chase of Apollo man
• Three Washington Township roads approved for repairs
• Tarentum Festival's return taps into optimism, anxiety
• Former Fox Chapel volleyball Tublin star adjusting to college
• Projects near for New Kensington, Lower Burrell flooding control
• Pennsylvania doesn't expect Megan's Law fine
• New Aspinwall crosswalks planned to boost safety
• New Olde Bank Theatre presents summer play festival in Verona
• Fox Chapel Garden Club colors Trillium Trail
• Muslim sect seeks link with Pittsburgh community
• No Child mandates 'not going to happen' Alle-Kiski Valley
• Manor Township man killed in vehicle fire
• New owners revamp Freeport golf course
• Same game, same focus for Freeport Invitational
• New WPIAL football coaches abound
• Family dog shot to death charging intruders
• Truck recovered from Allegheny River cloaked in mystery
• Traffic safety opinions sought
• NK-A scandals
• Ludlum retirees angry about proposed contract
• Hess holds on for Lernerville win
• Former chief clerk to complete commissioner's term
• New Ken vintage driver relishing the race
• Rough summer for local Legion baseball
• Per capita tax divides Kittanning officials
• Road projects set to begin in Brackenridge
• South Buffalo man killed while kayaking in North Carolina
• Leechburg speed trap II
• Voting no
• Vandergrift businesses organize 'open house'
• West Leechburg balks at school district plans to sell land
• Schatz eyes fifth World of Outlaws title
• Buffalo Valley sets opening date
• West Point bats erupt in championship victory
• DIRTcar Summernationals winding down
• Vintage Grand Prix set for festivities
• The Anthony obsession
• Laurels & Lances
• Leechburg kindergarten teacher called back to work
• Salvation Army gets ready for school
• South Butler student parking fee to increase
• No overtime for Buffalo Township police officers
• Truck found in Allegheny River
• Gilpin awards contract to remove vegetation
• Smoke alarms rouse sleeping Freeport woman
• Leechburg superintendent signs, resigns, returns
• Fox Chapel's Luttner moves on at championship
• Deer Lakes star finds international flavor
• Tarentum needs river investment
• More than budget reform
• Oakmont woman allegedly raped boy
• Arnold fire trapped in bedroom
• Hesitantly, Arnold's Roosevelt Park opens at night
• Ridge Road's mettle tested
• End in sight for big dig in Harrison
• 6 step up to fill commissioner's last 5 1/2 months
• Latest Batman movie to film at Rock Airport
• New Kensington-Arnold 'flagged' for test scores
• Springdale jolts Plum in Legion playoff
• Football rule changes to keep an eye on
• Riverview grad lands coaching job in Philly
• Parenting workshop set in Ford City
• Leon Panetta's big 'If'
• Corbett's budget better for education
• Free speech vs. publicity
• Hazardous waste to be collected in Butler County
• Storms knock out power across Valley
• Gilpin supervisors hear request on trailers
• Untitled
• Highlands recalls 27 teachers
• Unbelievable verdict
• No Nike
• Highlands rejects wage-freeze proposal
• Plum, Springdale meet tonight
• Healthy rough and tumble has its place
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Father's hobo diaries are turned into a book by Vandergrift man
• Indiana Township native Hook to advise Obama
• Plum, Springdale renew American Legion rivalry
• Recruiting heats up for Alle-Kiski Valley linemen
• Kittanning Firemen’s Band salutes vets
• Consultant who recommended closing Plum's Regency to manage facilities
• Gunman robs Tarentum gas station of $200
• Crews to clean up after Apollo sewer work
• 'Nexus of trails' envisioned for region
• Decisions of Armstrong and Westmoreland County judges
• Freeport prepares for baseball summit
• Error-prone Plum team still advances
• Ex-Steeler Miller joins Fox Chapel staff
• D-Day veteran
• Lower Burrell planning board solicits applicants
• Dancer's TV rejection stings Plum family
• Plum ministry targets malaria
• Hard times kill Leechburg Firemen's Carnival
• No more slack for DUI boaters
• Steelworkers unhappy with contract offer
• Italian baseball coach brings local flavor
• Health issues sideline Highlands star Mason
• Gun, drug charges held for court against New Kensington man
• East Deer to seek $173,000 in grants
• Unfair billing
• Laid-off teachers at Highlands Schools may be recalled
• Italian team, host families work to communicate
• Plum Legion team eyes trip to regionals
• Ellenberger eyes Don Martin Memorial Silver Cup
• Man shot in leg in Arnold, hospitalized; 2 suspects sought
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Valley News Dispatch youth roundup
• Saxonburg rejects single trash hauler plan
• Don't drill in residential zones, advisory panel says
• Hearing tackles drug dealing in front of kids
• Hunter gets 2 years probation for shooting woman
• Buy country club
• Shame on A-R
• Hookah bar pipes up in Leechburg
• Mom facing trial in fatal crash arrested again
• Top VND high school stories of 2010-11
• Highlands football star picks Kent State
• Hempfield East into Legion semifinals
• Italian team savors experience in states
• 'Spotlight' shines on Freeport Theatre Festival's 22nd summer season
• Harrison Hills Park ready to strike up the brass band
• Illegal fireworks cause burst of police work
• East Vandergrift stormwater/sewage separation nearer
• Retirement deal OK'd for New Kensington police detective
• Vandergrift road repairs to get $153,000 federal boost
• Leechburg awards street paving, sealing contracts
• USW & Ludlum
• Hard time
• Valley News Dispatch youth roundup
• Kiski Valley hammers Hempfield East
• Freeport's Christy VND Girls Athlete of the Year
• Freeport star Durand VND boys top athlete
• Proponents of local sports retiring
• Valley Points Y sets self-defense classes
• Freeport teenager wins world title
• Plum's McDowell excited for season at Emory
• Kiski Valley American Legion dealt pair of setbacks
• Reunion lures throngs to Springdale Firemen's Jubilee
• 200 participants expected for annual motorcycle run
• Kiski Astronomers to provide telescope for lending
• Money dries up for Weed and Seed
• First, hurricane; now fire attacks Lower Burrell home
• Retired Saxonburg couple spend summers volunteering across country
• Kiski Valley's daring play proves decisive
• Carson Homestead takes sixth place in national contest
• Crime prevention program to start in Natrona Heights
• West Deer native Giel Jr. thrives as college pitcher
• Kiski Township native climbs mountains to help soldiers
• New Kensington's Fourth of July celebration brings community together
• D-Day memories etched in Sunnyview veteran's mind
• Pyle's bill would add sentence to those who sell drugs near kids
• Deer Lakes' Wesolek ND's top baseball player
• Valley's Nealer VND Softball Player of the Year
• Motorcyclist hurt in Bell Township crash
• Tax/rent rebate payment issued
• Guyasuta waits out suspension
• Major project planned on Route 366
• Beer's on tap for Fourth
• Food cops
• Bowser recovers, gets Lernerville win
• Italian baseball team to swing by
• Pennsylvania All-Star event eliminated
• Furniture stolen from outside warehouse in New Kensington
• Winfield trail to reopen soon after sewer construction
• Alle-Kiski Valley police plan crackdown on illegal fireworks
• Alle-Kiski Valley drys out in June
• Plum School District budget won't require tax increase
• Budget divides Alle-Kiski Valley legislators along party lines
• Valley Legion team suspended for season
• Lutz's team gains more punching power with Jones
• Changes made to Silver Cup format
• Issues arise involving Firecracker winner
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• West Leechburg property owners face 1.3% increase
• Drugs losing hold on Armstrong kids, survey shows
• Heights Plaza
• Foul ball
• Deer Lakes raises taxes, cuts 25 jobs
• Valley girls, umpire accept 'amazing award'
• New bus to give New Ken-Pittsburgh commuters 'a great option'
• Ziemianski happy to coach at alma mater
• Verona grapples with fast traffic on boulevard
• Main Street sewer line project to get under way
• Not camera shy
• Tricky Ricky
• New Kensington-Arnold budget raises taxes 1 mill
• News pleases Allegheny Valley Hospital union chief
• Valley News Dispatch youth roundup
• Wrestler highlights Kiski Area Hall class
• Ford: Is PGA rookie Bramlett next Tiger?
• Leechburg Area teachers reach deal
• Police: Treasurer stole $87,000 from church
• Model citizens
• Foreign democracy or education?
• Riverview school tax up 3 percent
• Apollo-Ridge superintendent, custodians get new contracts
• Harrison plans crackdown on illegal fireworks
• Fire steals Lower Burrell family's dream
• Wage freezes reflect cold, hard reality
• Valley News Dispatch youth roundup
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Babysitting safety sessions set in Butler
• Murrysville representative to attend local meetings
• Little League District 26 all-stars open today
• At 98, Harrison woman delivers for Meals on Wheels
• Etna Elks lodge to close
• West Deer parish rises from the ashes
• Upper Burrell radio operators get ready for emergency
• Wet spring dampens hopes for Alle-Kiski Valley crops
• Wounded Warrior Project ends in Lower Burrell
• Saxonburg cancer survivor found words to live by
• Oklahoma Borough family tries to bring grandson back
• Residents get inside look at former NUMEC facility
• Freeport boy missing after two hit-run wrecks
• Valley News Dispatch youth roundup
• Kiski grad Reid throws the pain away
• Paranormal investigator seeks explanations for the unexplained
• Bloomquist storms field at Lernerville
• Bridge Street in Sharpsburg to be repaved
• Food, music keep 'em coming back at New Ken Community Days
• 2 men face charges after car theft, break-in
• Group vies for Pepsi grant
• ATI joins Obama's program
• Valley News Dispatch youth roundup
• Leechburg's Sturgill turns to Frontier
• Rev. Asa Roberts celebrating a half-century as pastor
• Staff realignment aimed at saving money
• Charges held for court in home invasion
• Apollo sewer construction work to end soon
• Taxes, more taxes
• Hassey's pay
• Obama's $500M project involves ATI
• Former Springdale officer's house destroyed
• Heavyweight Richards takes Firecracker 100
• Locals set to compete in Strong Man
• Valley News Dispatch youth roundup
• WoO Late Models dominating local scene
• World of Outlaws driver a work in progress
• Questions surround King's Lernerville ouster
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Ducks to fill Apollo street
• New Kensington bar patron faces assault, gun charges
• Freeport school board passes $24.2 million budget
• Butler official stepping down
• Back to basics
• Wage freeze brings back 8 Kiski teachers
• Leechburg man denies bigamy
• Valley News Dispatch youth roundup
• Boy wins history contest
• Caliguri's MMA history honored at Heinz
• Struggles at Lernerville perplex local driver
• Cheswick to raise water rates in upcoming bill
• Alle-Kiski Industries held up as beacon of W.Pa. manufacturing
• No tax hike in Burrell's 2011-12 budget
• Playground grant
• The guv's rides
• Burrell finds its girls hoops coach
• Antone prepares for Division I career
• Valley softball team continues celebration
• Valley News Dispatch youth roundup
• Missing Verona boy, 8, turns up unharmed
• VA session looks at post-traumatic stress
• Saturday New Kensington fires ruled arson
• Indiana Township man admits to mortgage fraud scheme
• Apollo-Ridge school taxes won't increase
• Allegheny Valley budget won't raise taxes
• 'Nano-brewery' operation gets green light
• MyPlate logo
• Apocalypse soon
• Highlands votes to raise taxes 2 mills
• Highland Tire Freeport Panthers defeat Deer Lakes
• Riverhounds midfielder recounts 1st goal
• Valley Tuesday Takes
• Deer Lakes' athletics reaches peak
• New Kensington firefighter feels lucky with minor injuries
• Along with sports, Fox Chapel high school junior pursues cancer research
• Applause goes on for new Fox Chapel library
• Crime spree, slain Verona officer to be focus of program
• Alle-Kiski Valley libraries open world to young readers
• Plum School District puts emphasis on computer collaboration
• River Sweep volunteers scour Ohio River for trash
• Valley hopeful PennDOT will increase drunken-driving enforcement
• Two New Kensington houses hit by fire
• Alle-Kiski Valley Letters to the Editor writers have a story to tell
• Tea Party draws crowd of 200 to Kittanning's Riverfront Park
• Valley's historic ride was anything but a smooth one
• Murdick fends off foes, claims midseason title
• Drilling trucks
• Plum Council to spend $815K on roads
• New Kensington man accused of assaulting ex with beer bottle
• 11 municipalities join suit over authority's rates
• Valley girls earn redemption
• Valley's Nealer finishes on high note
• Bids to be sought for waterline replacement
• Catholic churches in Harmar, Blawnox merge
• Saxonburg Firemen's Carnival delights young and old
• Gaming report
• Neighbors not sold on cell tower
• Morandini set to start new career
• Controversial ump won't call PIAA game
• FASTRAK is joining World of Outlaws
• Tri-City Speedway's Double Down coming up
• Late Model driver on track after tough 2010
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Family loses grandfather, grandson on same day
• Fawn residents cope with bridge work
• Highlands School District shuffles deck again
• West Deer couple sues over 'excessive force'
• Kiski Area: 'Green' certification not worth greenbacks
• Milito & more
• Abortion bills
• Kiski says plan to close buildings provides needed flexibility
• Valley eyes historic finish in PIAAs
• Former Valley coach takes E.A. reins
• Doctor to discuss weight-loss surgery
• Fire officials, O'Hara Township to talk
• Camera catches robbers in act
• Rental, pay-to-play fees eyed at Deer Lakes
• Burrell OKs across-the-board wage freeze
• Homeless man charged with arson in December fire
• Leechburg speed trap
• Citizens police academy
• Springdale school wing torn down
• Valley hopes to make history in PIAA playoffs
• WPIAL schools often don't focus on PIAAs
• Burrell reflects on stellar season
• Former Buffalo Township supervisor charged with assault, threats
• Property tax increase still possible for Highlands
• Revised Allegheny Township drilling ordinance delayed
• Reward increased to $15,000 in 4-year-old murder
• Helmet saves boy in Springdale bicycle crash
• Graduation mayhem
• Health care hikes
• Plum's McGough signs with Dodgers
• Valley going to state championship; Burrell drops semi-final game
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Crews implode Allegheny River bridge pier
• WIC program makes free produce available
• Freeport standout enjoys final baseball game
• WPEBL provides well-regarded baseball showcase
• Bikers give back to community with Tarentum party
• Parents fear Plum School District cuts could hurt students
• Young Cheswick woman with special needs has 'stellar year'
• Volunteers to make Alle-Kiski Valley riverfront beautiful
• Suspension for 5-year-old caused rethinking of zero tolerance policies
• Cheswick Power Station plans community 'meet and greet'
• Annual Ford City Relay for Life event draws 500
• Plum contemplates signs at several intersections
• Proposed Pittsburgh-to-Freeport trail plan progresses
• French winner stays grounded
• Another softball power awaits Burrell in PIAAs
• Stem cell treatment on horse a success, vet says
• Masters' clutch hits lift Valley in PIAAs
• Plum dancer will appear on live TV competition
• Hero Walk honors combat vets
• Cancer fighters walk 24 hours for life
• Frazer man to participate in grueling, 48-mile 'Death Race'
• Altmire: Debt ceiling upstages tax code
• Thank a veteran
• Lancers lauded again for championship season
• Deer Lakes' Nicotra seeks summer splash
• DUI checkpoint set this weekend
• Police probe alleged luring attempt
• Block party, poker run to benefit veterans
• Dinner to benefit Lower Burrell family
• Kiski Area, teachers talking wage freeze
• Milking the dealers
• Hi Viz Store to hold grand opening
• PENNational on for this weekend
• Racing provides close bond
• Burrell girls rally, reach PIAA semifinals
• Family repairing fire-damaged home victimized
• PIAA officials suspend Valley playoff game
• Hoops program hopes to bring back basics
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Racing provides special bond between father, daughter
• Four local students prepare to enter military academy
• Help teens in your neighborhood
• Stop burning our park
• Day care center to arrive soon in Buffalo Township
• Leechburg School Board to stick to tax plan
• South Butler School District raises taxes 1.8%
• Plum officer makes 'risky' decision to get suspect
• Council demands changes in Guyasuta leadership
• Cheswick welcomes national rugby event
• Burrell girls get defensive
• Local rower enjoys stroke of good fortune
• 'From Britain With Love' begins series at The Oaks Theater
• Plum man pleads guilty in slaying
• Marijuana plants found on roof of trailer
• Teacher furlough process 'mind-boggling'
• Fire department put on suspension
• Four teachers set for furlough identified
• Lane limits set for this week on Route 28
• Pa.'s semantic games
• Deer Lakes dissed
• No photo ID
• Gym teachers may join New Kensington-Arnold furlough list
• Former Pirates pick gets call from Dodgers
• Springdale spruces up athletic facility
• Defensive gem preserves Valley win
• Scrap moldy SUV, Leechburg advised
• Riverview may hire 'two-thirds of a French teacher'
• State teachers group offers reform ideas
• Young life lost in a moment's distraction
• No photo ID
• Infrastructure neglected
• Plum tennis star Yurovsky picks Michigan
• Ex-Arnold firefighter gets up to 3 years for arson
• Losses key to Deer Lakes' title run
• Burrell softball's offense springs to life
• Valley Tuesday takes
• WCCC sets summer school sessions
• 2 farmers markets debut; 3 others won't open
• Harrison Eagle Scouts tap interest in history, geography
• Public works project on hold in Plum
• Troop supporters gets some support
• Valley faces WPIAL killer
• Boy, 8, pulled from motel pool in Rayburn
• Work continues on new Pivik Elementary School
• Cancer survivors celebrate at Relays for Life in Oakmont
• Local players await major-league draft
• Deer Lakes wins PIAA volleyball title
• Teens need help
• Saxonburg officer's service merits pay raise
• East Deer man mistakenly listed as failing to register with police
• Fox Chapel School Board to get three new members
• Coach's son determined to give one for team
• Police interview 'person of interest' in gunplay
• More school districts consider 'pay to play' activity fees
• Sodeman Jr. secures Lernerville win
• Burrell softball embracing role as WPIAL champions
• Deer Lakes survives early PIAA bumps
• Plum native in boys final at French Open
• Burrell's Moses shines at just the right time
• Readiness Group to help military families
• NK-A's cuts
• Outrageous response
• Burrell makes happy return to WPIAL final
• Bullets fly in New Kensington
• Late Models reschedules for Millstream
• Shook, Seitz put together winning team
• Leishman Avenue resident arrested for gun, drug possession
• BRP Modified Tour gets back on track
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• South Butler School Board tosses around idea of junior high baseball
• Trash talk gets Saxonburg officials nowhere
• Megan's Law offender held; 2 others sought
• Privacy rights a concern with surveillance cameras
• County to get more police surveillance cameras
• Choral, band kudos
• Did you pray?
• Baton passed in another Relay for Life season
• Battery boosts Burrell into title game
• Library offerings to go digital
• Party to offer island jaunts
• Get it right
• May showered Valley with 22 days of rain
• Lengthy trip doesn't deter Deer Lakes
• Valley secures PIAA softball berth
• Deer Lakes falls short of state tourney
• Burrell gets another shot at title
• Guido: PIAA plans to shorten football season
• 5k planned to honor EMS workers
• Lancers enter states with clean slate
• Stanbrough dominates USAC race
• Veterans, civilians gather to remember fallen warriors
• Indiana Township volunteer pays respect to firefighters
• 'Cold War' heroes kept citizens safe at region's Nike missile sites
• Freeport native won't race in Badwater Ultramarathon
• Lower Burrell church shuttered for a year's worth of renovation
• East Deer 6-year-old uses birthday party to benefit animal group
• Springdale 10-year-old moved to action to aid Japan after tsunami
• Lower Burrell gallery launches QR-coded art
• Boaters take to rivers as weather finally heats up
• Indiana Township pastor rebuilds embattled church
• For kicks, Deer Lakes senior shows speed
• Springdale standouts star at state track meet
• Washington Township sewer project runs into resistance
• 4 charged with Brackenridge drug sales
• Scientist: Don't go buggy over bugs
• Summer approaches swimmingly for A-K Valley pools
• Rainy weather bad for some, good for others
• Memorial Day celebrations to honor Alle-Kiski Valley veterans
• Kiski Area's Reid earns javelin silver
• Deer Lakes boys capture volleyball crown
• Riverview standout medals, sets school mark
• Storms rip through Alle-Kiski region
• Vandergrift matriarch celebrates 100 years
• New Kensington-Arnold district plans to cut 17 teachers
• District shuffle eases Apollo-Ridge teacher furloughs
• Givebacks help avert teacher layoffs in Freeport
• Two men face trial in meth ring
• Motorist in New Kensington collision jailed, awaits hearing
• Speed on display at Pittsburgh Raceway
• Deer Lakes can't keep up with GCC
• Deer Lakes, Montour ready for volleyball final
• New Leechburg coach has high hopes
• Mistakes cost Valley in softball semifinals
• WoO Sprints into Charlotte for big weekend
• Jones preps for USAC race at Lernerville
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• GOP budget cuts
• Clinton meth suspects waive right to preliminary hearing
• Allegheny Valley board accepts fact-finder's recommendations
• Center for troubled teens granted special exception
• Leechburg Area's budget has maximum allowable tax hike
• Deer Lakes looks to increase taxes, cut 41 jobs
• Burrell getting prepared for S. Allegheny
• Rare feat within Valley softball team's grasp
• Kiski Area thrower aims to make history
• Freeport track star overcomes injury
• Deer Lakes stands on cusp of softball final
• Customer: Bank passes bogus $20 bill
• Deer Lakes volleyballers have easy time with South Park
• Four-day school week
• Highlands reorganization
• Officials believe fall from Arnold high-rise was a suicide
• Freeport pumping station must wait on bridge project
• Landslides cause more headaches for motorists, PennDOT
• High winds cause large tree to fall on house in Harmar
• Lancers ready for volleyball semifinals
• Deer Lakes baseball coach wins honor
• Deer Lakes makes playoff inroads
• Valley advances to AAA softball semis
• FAsphalt company destroyed in Oakmont
• Alle-Kiski male spotlight athlete: Tony Nicotra
• Guido: Local schools continue softball tradition
• Vandergrift man jailed on drug charges
• Kiski Area holds tax line; votes to furlough eight teachers
• Lower Burrell men charged in Crooked Creek kayak scare
• Kiski Area hires girls basketball coach
• Riverside pitcher anything but rusty
• Burrell blanks Bishop Canevin
• Luttner headed to Junior Worlds
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Internet safety forum planned
• After-school options to grow in Plum School District
• Write-ins may mark Alle-Kiski Valley elections
• Kiski Twp. home shifts off foundation
• East Huntingdon receives grant for Frick Communities
• Ford City seeks new baseball coach
• WPIAL playoff preview capsules
• Burrellton Garden Club to sponsor monthly gardening contest
• Elks club steps in to save Kiski Township pool season
• Springdale Township, Harmar to combine fire resources
• Election, appointment keep Springdale political wounds fresh
• Highlands graduate finally experiences team success
• Belle Vernon's bats bounce Highlands
• Burrell names soccer coaches
• Zabec roast to benefit scholarship fund
• Few heed prediction of Judgment Day
• Hunch is more kids will come for free lunches
• Leechburg schools chief to leave for new opportunity
• Fawn grandma in trouble over wandering tot
• No fee set for Plum district sports, extracurricular activities
• Deer Lakes downs Neshannock
• Plum's early offense doesn't last
• Historic turn for Swartzlander
• Freeport rallies to playoff upset
• Plum tagged out of WPIAL playoffs
• Fox Chapel advances to semis
• Nealer shines in Valley's playoff victory over TJ
• Deer Lakes stops Steel Valley
• Freeport falls to Waynesburg in WPIAL 1st round
• Errors doom Leechburg
• Burrell eliminated from baseball playoffs
• Upper Burrell babysitter allegedly feeds pot-laced margarine to kid
• Mud, toppled trees close roads in Plum, Indiana Township
• Cause of West Deer crash still not known
• HarmarVillage employees push for better contract
• Shale drilling impact fee is not enough, protesters in Frazer say
• Harrison flood control project delayed
• Deer Lakes takes home gold, record
• Pittsburgh man jailed for home invasion, threats in New Kensington
• Harmar water authority to borrow $1M for upgrades
• Springdale girls seize gold
• Deer Lakes takes home gold, record
• Deer Lakes opens with rout
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• World of Outlaws Sprints at Williams Grove
• Tracks scramble to reschedule events
• Drivers yearning to get things started
• Vandergrift couple held in woman's beating
• Libyan rebels
• Help the seniors
• Write-in candidate appointed to seat on Springdale council
• Cheswick ponders future of its water treatment plant
• Arnold buys rundown, unused Drey Street building
• Kiski Area's proposed $50.4 million budget would cut 10 jobs
• Deer Lakes School District to slash jobs, raise taxes
• Deer Lakes boys volleyball team finally ready to step up
• Rain ravages WPIAL playoff schedule
• Fox Chapel to take on No. 2 Norwin
• Alle-Kiski male spotlight athlete: Jake Slater
• Oaks Theatre unreels 9th annual 'Moonlit Matinee Film Festival'
• Arnold mayor loses Democratic primary
• Tax hike planned; more cuts considered for Burrell School District
• Arnold's Murphy records victory in Westmoreland
• Riverview's budget requires minimal tax increase, no teacher furloughs
• New executive director wants visitors to learn more about Rachel Carson
• Sheetz gets OK to build in Cheswick
• Municipal race results across Alle-Kiski Valley
• Armstrong, Butler County commissioner results
• Tarentum, Lower Burrell mayors win Democratic nominations
• Political newcomer top vote-getter for 5 seats in Allegheny Valley District
• Deocratic incumbent, newcomer gain council nod in New Kensington
• No-shows outnumber the lonely, the few at Alle-Kiski Valley polls
• Winners of selected school board races across Alle-Kiski Valley
• Single vote may be the difference between political newcomers in Harmar
• District judge, sheriff's lieutenant on fall ballot in Washington-Bell area
• Cut Congress, not Medicare
• Impartial enforcement
• Springdale reports bizarre number of write-in votes
• Winners of selected races across Alle-Kiski Valley
• Burrell freshman sprints to prominence
• Weather delays postseason games
• Kiski Area relay team speeds to forefront
• Rainouts bad, but it could be worse
• Long-time educator Kernan enjoyed coaching, officiating
• Riverview teachers OK 2-year pay freeze
• Highlands School Board struggles with $5 million headache
• Allegheny Valley School District's preliminary budget holds line on taxes
• Proposed Apollo-Ridge School District budget to hold tax line
• Sports moratorium
• Antibiotics & meat
• Debt problems real
• Highlands Middle school students voice support for teachers
• West Greene girls rally, topple Riverview
• Leechburg softball team exits postseason
• Plum product paces Geneva softball team
• Deer Lakes volleyball team preps for playoff run
• Valley Tuesday takes
• 'Summer Fines and More' come to Kiski
• Wecht & Orie
• Higher standards
• Armstrong trust hires executive director
• Fox Chapel School District budget includes 1.4% tax increase
• Tarentum man acts as standard-bearer of local history
• Plum police reach 3-year deal
• Aspinwall Marina fund drive gets head start
• Kittanning grad Colligan impresses in 1st year of college golf
• Burrell rugby falls in state final
• New Kensington council candidates offer different perspectives to benefit the city
• Heavy rain floods basements in West Deer
• Sewage, borough lawsuit among hot topic for Vandergrift Council candidates
• High school baseball playoff capsules
• Municipal Sanitary Authority of New Kensington to receive grant for projects
• Alle-Kiski-Connie Rivers Sojourn puts out welcome mat for canoists
• Polling locations across the Valley for Tuesday's primary
• Light turnout expected at the polls across the Valley
• Kiski Area graduate joins father in A-K Hall
• Football run inspires Deer Lakes' baseball team
• Chewsick native finally realizing dream
• High school baseball playoff capsules
• Burrell rugby team reaches state final
• Fire dept., police, zoning hot topic in Manor race
• Buffalo Township deer hunter pleads no contest in injury
• Sewer fix too pricey, Freeport contends
• Harmar supervisor hopefuls have fiscal focus
• Lower Burrell mayoral rivals get down to business
• Harrison Hills Park installs paved trail
• Young, old team up to deliver Holocaust message
• Summer blend gasoline in short supply
• Kiski soccer star signs with Duquesne
• Deer Lakes nabs No. 4 seed
• Lernerville rained out
• Swim coach still making Hall marks
• Residents seek assurance on nuke cleanup in Parks
• Burrell student, 14, faces long recovery from plane crash injuries
• Activity fee may help cut sports costs in New Kensington-Arnold district
• Growth an issue of control vs. sprawl in commissioners' race
• Novices tout fresh ideas; incumbent, stability in Lower Burrell council race
• Brackenridge council eliminates fines for feeding feral cats
• Drug sweep nets 7 Arnold residents
• Drilling rises to top of Frazer concerns
• Harrison neighborhood floods in last night's storms
• Gillette balances gymnastics at national level
• Riverview tops Leechburg
• Burrell softball scores top seed
• Freeport girls capture WPIAL track title
• Springdale coaches step down
• BRP Modified Tour nearing start
• Super Late Model Fosnaught's primary focus
• PENNational headlines the weekend
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Freeport Area candidates grapple with budget, building
• Resek has conflict
• Kinosz's hard work
• Brackenridge Council
• Stormwater project tops borough concerns in East Vandergrift
• South Butler School District budget tackles austerity
• Democratic contenders pound same drum
• Mayoral hopefuls in Arnold put different spin on experience
• President of sewage authority held in fire theft
• Freeport teachers give back to save jobs
• Burrell School program flew 20 years without incident
• Fellow students shaken by plane accident in West Deer
• Report on cause expected next week
• Riverview knocks off SSA
• Deer Lakes grabs section title with win over Freeport
• Freeport seeks fitting finish
• Aviation lesson becomes all too real; crash injures 4
• Burrell advances to state semis
• Burrell School District still needs to find $407,000
• Woman charged with DUI, crashing car into police SUV
• Newcomer challenges incumbent Jefferson supervisor
• Resek for New Ken Council
• Girl still critical after being hit by grandfather's car
• Councilman challenging incumbent Tarentum mayor
• Highlands' plan for Heights Elementary School irks parents
• Allegheny Valley aims for no tax hike and no layoffs
• Deer Lakes directors won't discuss furloughs, tax plan
• Freeport tops Deer Lakes
• Deer Lakes seeks section title
• St. Joseph star commits to Pitt-Greensburg
• Alle-Kiski spotlight athletes: Tyler Swarmer and Amanda Loeffler
• '60-61 Springdale team 1 to remember
• Stubborn fire destroys Lower Burrell home
• Big inning sinks Leechburg
• Spending is top concern for most Allegheny Valley School District candidates
• Kiski Area baseball pulls into tie for first
• Combat photographer remembered
• Arnold cruelty
• Tell Harrisburg
• Work planned to clean out rock fall zone on Route 28
• VND staff writer captures 2 Golden Quill awards
• Tax revenue falls short of expectations for Kiski Area School District
• Stabbing victim critical after fight with Oakmont man
• Highlands realigns elementary schools
• Freeport knocks Ford City from playoff hunt
• Campus clippings
• Deer Lakes avenges early loss to Burrell
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Twins strive to keep roads litter-free
• Allegheny River water-rescue crews train on unique boat
• Tax increase likely in tentative Freeport Area School District budget
• Newcomer among three O'Hara council hopefuls
• Plum budget constraints may alter school renovations
• Saxonburg stormwater project expected to raise millage
• Plum School District teachers' incentive up for vote
• Army Corps to detail cleanup of Parks NUMEC nuclear site
• Ford City athlete excels in 4 sports
• Springdale filmmakers tell story of dying friend in screening of "Micah"
• EPA to test Kiskimere well water
• The cost of gas is high, but unlikely to spoil vacation plans
• Riverview roars to section tennis title
• Playoff picture gains clarity
• High gas prices unlikely to spoil summer plans
• Roofer first in line for Arnold renewal
• Harrison giveaway to restock pantries
• Stink bugs headed outdoors again until fall
• New Kensington-Arnold school board race is all about the money
• River users dip in but don't always chip in
• Sudden death common among those with three-chambered hearts
• Springdale junior dominates
• Satterlee leaves field in dust at Lernerville
• Kiski relay team impresses at Baldwin Invitational
• Kokales no-hits South Allegheny
• Highlands surges past Hampton
• Incumbent, 3 others seek district judge seat
• Gold Medal winners announced at Outstanding Young Citizen banquet
• Trilogy Golf in Freeport wins OK to divide 2 parcels
• Timely hitting lifts Burrell girls
• Springdale freshman quick study
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• In Kiski Area School Board race, it's all about the deficit
• Lock 3 maintenance project should be completed by Memorial Day
• School bus stop is dangerous, Saxonburg parents say
• Allegheny Township Supervisors may get tough with drillers
• Thanks, Pens!
• Fair for all
• Alle-Kiski Valley school districts skeptical of forced mergers
• Boys tennis pairings announced
• Baseball's still Killian's focus
• Athleticism guides Knoch tandem
• Clyde's Saloon in Cadogan is a real find
• Donate the deduction
• Medicare fix?
• Clinton supervisor candidates on opposite side of road
• Springdale Open Bible Church moving to Butler-Logan Road
• New Kensington targets 12 properties for demolition
• Plum wrestler will attend Penn
• Alle-Kiski female spotlight athlete: Vicki Miller
• Deer Lakes senior resurgent
• Plum grad gets player of the week honors
• Guido: Edinboro coaching legend had Springdale ties
• Agency on Aging slates workshop in Jefferson
• Court rules that Armstrong referendum question can appear on ballot
• New Kensington fire victim sues exhaust fan maker
• Springdale grandma ordered to complete parenting classes
• Funds sought for Vandergrift sewer-stormwater project
• No injuries reported in three weekend Vandergrift fire calls
• Armstrong School District budget ax hangs over 66 jobs
• Summit withdrawls request for sewer line through Jefferson Township
• Leechburg council hears pleas from youngsters
• Three Democrats seek two open North Apollo seats on council
• Alle-Kiski Valley proud of those in fight against bin Laden
• Burrell has 6 college-bound wrestlers
• Burrell's Fisher pitches no-hitter
• Campus clippings
• Plum pitcher puts on power display
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Man keeps things in focus at Concordia Lutheran Ministries
• Fire system saves 100-year-old Vandergrift church
• For now, Apollo Community Pool is high and dry
• Highlands air quality improves since closing of Ludlum's Natrona shop
• Armstrong County hall welcomes 11 members
• Nelson's fantastic voyage to be honored
• Stage Right to present comedy 'Bright Ideas' at Boyd center
• Author to discuss crime spree of notorious killer Stanley Hoss
• Benefit fashion show to feature Civil War-era attire
• Writers, readers to meet at annual Festival of Mystery
• Oakmont police host second National Drug Take-Back Day
• Fox Chapel Area School District ponders budget cuts
• Benefit aids Vandergrift boy's family
• Tarentum, Verona: A place to get a good tax deal?
• Hampton upsets Valley softball team
• Highlands' Mason had whirlwind year
• Riverview falls at PNC Park
• Flinner secures 'Showdown' victory
• Steelers' fan to announce fourth-round draft pick
• Brackenridge water safe despite high levels of by-product
• April was wet, but set no rain records
• Council at odds on 'free parking' signs in Apollo Plaza
• Bakery owner kept her hands, heart in business
• Leechburg traffic stop nets drugs, stolen pistol, cash
• Burrell freshman adds to honors
• Valley duo wins doubles title
• New Kensington boy eager to compete
• Brothers in arms clash today
• Kiski grad Woods is back where he began
• Catholic education is better
• 8 candidates seek 5 seats on Leechburg Area school board
• South Butler School District property taxes may increase 1.8 precent
• $8 million loan secured for Washington Township sewer project
• Laurels & Lances
• Burrell needs $630,000 to balance budget
• Highlands' Mason gets more offers
• Valley softball stomps Highlands
• Valley junior shatters goal
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Leechburg Area board tries to get creative with funding
• Amusement tax not coming to Buffalo speedway, golf course
• For Burrell science Olympians, three's the charm
• Local NRA members gear up for 'huge' national convention
• Leechburg baseball team outslugs Springdale
• Spartans' success lures SSA golfer
• 'Lights Out' Lutz ready for debut
• A victory for academics
• Questions about Larry Milito
• Praise for Apollo-Ridge teachers
• Rolling rocks tumbling onto Route 28 in O'Hara
• Armstrong School Board candidates have widely different views
• Company will help ASD collect delinquent taxes
• Vote out Murphy
• Need more Oberdorfs
• Autistic students teach classmates about their condition
• Rain delay: Super soggy spring puts planting at a standstill
• Kiski Area boys capture section crown
• Dugan sets sights on WPIALs
• Burrell wrestler commits to Grand Canyon
• Guido: Cheer may become official PIAA sport
• Kiski Area star adjusts well
• Thrower to enter WPIAL Hall of Fame
• Alle-Kiski male spotlight athlete: Andrae Boone
• Murphy exceptional
• Comcast's greed
• Crew prepares to replace bridge in West Deer
• 10 seek 3 seats on Plum council
• Township targets tax, services scofflaws under new law
• Authority to stop accepting gas drilling wastewater
• Ex-Penn Hills star to transfer to Pitt
• Developers plan to build 150 homes in Freeport
• Campus clippings
• Ford City claims walk-off win
• Freeport grad relishes return to running
• Ashamed teen breaks religious dietary rule
• Valley Tuesday takes
• St. Vincent honors Lower Burrell student
• Longtime Allegheny Township firefighters' service adds up to 105 years
• Plum subdivision plan get initial OK
• Harmar facility to mine 'clean coal' technology
• Untitled
• Celebrating 60 years of baseball
• O'Hara residents invited to attend Saxonburg Boulevard sewer project workshop
• Blawnox council to give residents a chance to speak
• Trial of Leechburg man turns into 5th Amendment drama
• Nelsons enter A-K Hall together
• Eligibility issue bedevils Freeport junior
• Injured freshman won't return to school
• Clinton to rely on state police service
• Deer Lakes School District plans to cut spending add revenue
• Accident sends spinning van into Springdale Township gas pump
• West Deer wants district to retain DARE program
• Police probe charges of assault by trooper in East Franklin
• Kiski Area sprinter Haines discovers rhythm on track
• Valley's Nealer picks D-III school
• Easter halted by church break-in
• Long-awaited win energizes St. Joseph
• Alle-Kiski Medical Center back to Allegheny Valley Hospital name
• Leechburg softball coach 'fills in' for 500 victories
• Access road to coal waste site may be moved
• Grant earmarked for Brackenridge sewer rehabilitating, spot repairs
• Hamar sewer line repairs on hold
• Valley students learn about Earth Day
• Leechburg coach Oberdorf gets his 500th career victory
• Valley baseball edges rival Burrell
• Shaver wins Commonwealth 100
• Unified Force off until May 14
• Geisler mentoring up-and-coming driver
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Suspects in alleged meth conspiracy ordered to stand trial
• What about the parents?
• Buffalo supervisors pore over budget line by line
• Leechburg Area school superintendent takes pay freeze
• End of state health plan puts strain on New Kensington clinic
• Pitt students champion Vandergrift sustainable energy projects
• New Kensington-Arnold board slashes 17 teaching positions
• Emerick leads Kiski Area to win
• Onorato to back Fitzgerald for county executive
• Reject Corbett's budget plan
• Springdale ambulance service shutting down on May 1
• Burrell School District support services to be reorganized
• Cheswick contemplates building new water treatment plant
• State House minority leader: Education cuts not 'done deal'
• Butler coach comes to see Highlands star
• PSNK hires wrestling coach
• Guido: Weather wreaks havoc on spring sports
• Alle-Kiski male spotlight athlete: Nathan Junk
• Two still in hospital after crash on Route 66 that killed two Kittanning men
• Murrysville to vote on regulating Marcellus shale seismic tests
• Allegheny Valley official hopes to hold layoffs to fewer than 10
• Highlands School District closing fears addressed
• 20 Kiski Area school positions eliminated
• Deer Lakes baseball team nips Freeport
• Valley softball remains perfect
• Freeport grad extends dominance in 800
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Japanese erasers are rubbing out the competition
• Arnold ordered to pay Municipal Sanitary Authority of New Kensington
• For Harrison kids playing regional marbles matches, it's not just a game
• Murrysville to vote on regulating Marcellus shale seismic tests
• EPA to test water in Parks Township near former NUMEC nuclear site
• Route 66 crash victims identified as Kittanning men
• Riverview slugger boasts unceasing drive
• South Butler student has design on winning
• Penn State offers neutral view on Marcellus shale drilling
• Pittsburgh Mills may take years to reap 'full potential'
• Head-on collision kills two on Route 66 near Leechburg
• Fox Chapel golf team swaps Bryans
• West Deer's DiSanti helps Class A to Roundball win
• Former Springdale hoops star headed to Hall
• Low numbers mark opening of trout season
• Staff cuts on table for Plum district
• South Butler County district's intermediate unit finances questioned
• Oakmont foundation provides money for scholarships
• Kiski school's contribution to day of volunteerism reaches high
• Agents scour Springdale property after potentially dangers chemicals found
• Franklin Regional positions identified for cuts to save money
• Lernerville Speedway opens season ... finally
• Plum posts walk-off win
• Freeport senior soaks in sun
• Deer Lakes knocks off Burrell; Highlands stays undefeated
• Pitt researcher defends findings on danger of Marcellus wastewater
• Teacher furloughs likely to ease New Kensington-Arnold budget shortfall
• Man in jail accused of raping girls in Lower Burrell, New Kensington
• St. Joseph earns 1st win since '07
• Butler Invite track meet today
• Burrell grad steps into spotlight
• Patience pays off for Burrell
• World of Outlaws makes stop in Kentucky
• Chiller Thriller again gets postponed
• Father Time fails to slow Lernerville pioneer Murdick
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Expo-sing local talent at the Pittsburgh Mills
• Hearings for Kiski Valley meth suspects delayed
• Bob Fryer, longtime VND editor, dies of cancer at 64
• Robotics competition leads student warriors toward careers
• Blankley's client?
• Enforce speed limit
• Freeport schools accepts high school principal's retirement
• Faced with deficit, Kiski Area poised to cut 20 positions
• Corbett budget forces Alle-Kiski area schools to scramble
• Plum's Brett scores in hockey showcase
• Valley's Vaughan finds his passion
• Lisa Scottoline mines emotions, moral questions in 'Save Me'
• Verona absentee landlords must hire building managers
• 'We have no control,' so Valley residents pay high gas prices
• Ford City defaulted on $581,000 grant, audit says
• Deer Lakes' financial hopes pegged on early buyout plan
• Frazer woman indicted for mortgage fraud
• Schools must sacrifice
• Scab teachers? No!
• Allegheny Township forgoes road work to reduce debt
• Alle-Kiski male spotlight athlete: Zarley Zalewski
• After 19 years, speeding ticket comes due
• Guido: Cash-strapped schools opt for co-ops
• Freeport two-sport star picks football for college
• Health fare set at Mills mall
• Jefferson Township task force to study sewage proposal
• Armstrong School District's ballot question up to judge
• Two plead guilty to separate assaults at Armstrong Hospital
• No tax hike or teacher layoffs for Allegheny Valley School District
• Discussion on Highlands building projects put on hold
• 20 staff cuts proposed at Kiski Area School District
• Lower Burrell looks to brighter future -- and saving money
• Leechburg native strives for perfection
• Knoch pitcher flirts with no-hitter in win
• Plum native's team wins Division I hockey title
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Vandergrift library hosts Internet safety program
• Norvelt's news team starts mornings out bright
• Springdale teen's 'touching' slideshow wins contest
• O'Hara approves $25K pact awarded to study fire service
• Plum School aides upset over hiring of firm to provide subs
• Armstrong provided men for 78th during Civil War
• Alle-Kiski Valley answered the Civil War call
• Gaston powers Deer Lakes to fast start
• Arnold's Ceraso was 'definitely a people person'
• Mom Prom to benefit Aspinwall Marina project
• National Prescription Drug Take Back Day to be held April 30
• Recycling pays off for Alle-Kiski Valley schools
• Apollo pool not likely to open
• Leechburg pool hopes to raise funds to marks 50th anniversary
• Burrell baseball team defeats Freeport
• 'Coach Moe' molded wrestlers with unique style
• Knoch to honor former coaches
• Busy slate for Highlands grad Kordes
• Search is on for Butler park consultant to go for 'green'
• Plum debates where, not how, drilling to be allowed
• Alle-Kiski Valley methamphetamine raids result in eight arrests
• Fox Chapel's Bisnowaty gets another offer
• Vaughn wins section title
• Plum native hopes to save best for last
• Lernerville rained out
• Armstrong companies, EMA to share $1 million grant
• Sarver short-track racing team thrives in underdog role
• Fundraiser to benefit Jefferson Township leukemia victim, 11
• New Kensington landlord group opposes water billing proposal
• Ground broken for new Pivik Elementary in Plum
• Valley's Vaughn in tennis section final
• Back for more at Burrell
• Mercer moves Chiller Thriller to June
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Apollo ordinances
• Hire scab teachers
• Pallone to run for Westmoreland County commissioner
• Dance event, scholarships commemorate Deer Lakes teen
• Arson charges refiled against Cooper in vacant house case
• PennDOT working to make Freeport Road stretch safer
• Valley baseball team wins section opener
• Four area school districts allowed greater tax hikes
• New Kensington park to get improved rest room facilities
• Frazer keeps watch on assessment appeals
• JROTC programs hope to avoid becoming budget casualties
• Remembering miners
• Cut court's budget
• Alle-Kiski male spotlight athlete: Derek Durand
• Freeport track team sweeps Kittanning
• Freeport track sweeps Kittanning
• Fox Chapel's Luttner gives Ole Miss verbal commitment
• Harmar promotes police lieutenant to rank of chief
• Guido: Burrell-Valley rivalry still 'must see' event
• Mighty Penguins stage fundraiser
• Vandergrift looks to keep brick-paved streets
• Arabic lessons offered to Alle-Kiski Valley residents
• Ferlo fears Pennsylvania drilling oversight hampered
• Highlands School District budget gap put at $5 million
• Upper Burrell pension investment to move
• Ten Apollo-Ridge teachers receive furlough notices
• Campus clippings
• Mason named to AP first team
• Leechburg's knuckleballer flusters hitters
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Plan begins to form for Allegheny River's locks
• Beale resumes role as Freeport basketball coach
• Parkinson proves to be life-changing for Allegheny Township man
• Marcellus shale driller issued permit to draw Freeport river water
• Ford City ring found -- 40 years later and 1,200 miles away
• Winfield rejects terms of natural gas lease
• Freeport's public dock project put off
• Volunteers spruce up Freeport Community Park
• Untitled
• Vacancy rates surprise Alle-Kiski Valley mayors
• Fox Chapel standout turns focus to AAU
• Scholarship fund gets boost from tournament
• Highlands, Fox Chapel show well at track meet
• Elias has seen just about everything
• Antiques shop to breathe life into Leechburg project
• Judge orders all authority members to join suit
• Plum mother volunteers for close shave for charity
• St. Joseph boys volleyball gets start
• Social Security pain
• Wild weather 'pretty normal' in March, meteorologist says
• Task force to seek funding for locks
• Laurels & Lances
• Local players excited for first Passion, Force clash
• Freeport's Durand starts strong
• Six local players in Roundball games
• PennDot on the case of icy Route 66
• Sled hockey stars go national
• 21-year-old Holtgraver building something special
• Mercer to open Saturday
• Roush Fenway drivers show resurgence
• Police see possible link between Brackenridge break-ins
• Tarentum alcohol
• Hear ObamaCare case
• Goodwill goes 'green' at its new store location in Harrison
• South Butler school could get reprieve from wrecking ball
• Knoch senior Tuzikow applies talents to track
• Riverview's Malky pitches no-hitter
• Rimer, Templeton locks to close to Allegheny River boaters
• Freeport charts path to WPIAL title
• Alle-Kiski wrestling all-stars
• NFL slavery?
• PSNK an asset
• Seaman's mom organizes drive for disaster victims in Japan
• Vandergrift man faces trial on rape charges from 2009
• Kiski Area teachers face wage freeze or possible furloughs
• Turnpike neighbors prepare to adjust to widening
• Coaches prosper in trying seasons
• Kiski Area rallies past Leechburg
• Apollo-Ridge tax hike, layoffs may be needed
• White calls Armstrong ballot question 'false choice'
• Tarentum seems willing to allow beer sales
• Five Alle-Kiski Valley schools ready remote-controlled robots
• Jefferson Township residents oppose sewer line extension
• Upper Burrell zoning board OKs business park variance
• Alle-Kiski Medical Center unions ratify contracts
• Riverview edges West Shamokin
• Campus clippings
• Burrell wrestling coach resigns
• Tuesday takes
• The Wedding Singer was not offensive
• The Wedding Singer was clean
• Review casts doubts on folk remedies for colic
• New Kensington man puts heart into thanking soldiers
• Apollo sewer line separation nearing completion
• New Kensington Authority tries hand at building homes
• Gas driller wants to explore Winfield park
• Boys' Cager Classic one to remember
• Hall inductee benefited from position switch
• Local farmhands take different paths
• Highlands 7th-graders use 'Peeps' to recreate Aztec culture
• Blawnox activist Brajovic seeks council seat
• Marcellus shale boom offers Alle-Kiski Valley job opportunities
• Stolitza has record night at fast-paced Cager
• McKamish leads West girls to victory
• Mt. Lebo boys fall in OT
• Fox Chapel freshman realizes dream
• Steigerwald: Concussions high in NCAA women's hockey
• Brackenridge to crackdown on feral cat problem
• Replacing 6 bridges will cause 'extensive detours'
• O'Hara library to make transition
• Plum district facing $2.7M deficit
• Plum wins pair in Florida
• Hot shots take center stage
• Mt. Lebanon girls make it 3 in a row
• Kittanning, Burrell first to use new pitching distance
• Health issues hinder Mars star
• Panel tries to debunk gas drilling dangers
• Marcellus shale impact fees offer hope for municipalities
• Apollo Council retreats on pet ordinance
• Burrell not sweating outside pressure
• Deal in place to sell Harrison country club
• Skills competition is tonight
• Some drivers in 'deep hole' with new points system
• Cager Classic through the years
• Vettel likely to face familiar rivals in F1 season
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Big tastes discovered in small spaces at Cafe Contrary
• Polymer Clay Guild exhibit explores the medium
• Highlands High School squad brings national title home
• Tattoo artist accused of sexually assaulting client, 17
• Oil, abortion, unions
• Need to apologize
• Altmire defends shale gas, nuclear industries
• Steelers draw 800 to Valley High charity basketball game
• New Kensington clinic fears loss of federal funding
• Mt. Lebanon boys bound for PIAA final
• Valley's move could benefit Burrell
• A look back at the Cager Classic
• PSNK softball aims to build on playoff appearance
• Elise Glenn to seek re-election to district justice bench
• Springdale High School alumni to say goodbye to D-Wing
• Apollo looks to revise seven ordinances
• Eighteen blighted buildings razed in New Kensington
• Highlands play: 'What?'
• Our 'leaders' aren't
• Budget crisis hits home
• New Kensington wants Weed and Seed funding restored
• Montour advances to AAA state final
• Duquesne track standout has singular focus
• Highlands era ends in Cager Classic
• Guido: High school hockey has come a long way
• Tarentum holds another beer sales discussion
• Allegheny Valley, teachers to resume bargaining
• Kiski Area administrative staff offered early retirement incentive
• Sardis Volunteer Fire Department boasts 11 members from Paiano family
• Manor Township man dies in head-on crash along Dime Road
• Springdale names Eaton as baseball coach
• Highlands aims to continue resurgence
• Campus clippings
• Deer Lakes duo preaches defense
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Blue Olive Galleries features artists at work
• When West Deer writer makes a career move, it's a real page turner
• No fire station closings in works as East Franklin, Applewold merger talks continue
• Arnold kicks around change in garbage bills
• Discolored water has Cheswick weighing options
• This year's Cager Classic could be highest-scoring yet
• Senate candidate Scaringi visits Clementine's Restaurant
• Building Block Blitz fundraiser raises money for for Habitat for Humanity
• Allegheny Twp. man arrested in Taser-attack, robbery
• Allegheny River towns fight to save locks
• Mason gets second offer
• Cager Classic turns 15
• Valley star commits to Walsh
• Former Oakmont lineman headed to Alle-Kiski Hall
• Steigerwald: NFL touchback proposal a dumb one
• Toddler safe after wandering from Springdale house
• Internet assistance available to small businesses
• Objections dump pair from ballot
• Speeding motorcyclist nabbed by police in Washington Township
• Springdale power plant installing repaired pollution-control equipment
• Kiski, Highlands girls coaches step down
• Graduation rates drop under state's new formula
• Japan's disaster hits close to home
• Knoch bowler places third at state meet
• Kiski, Highlands girls coaches step down
• Ford City alum heads to tourney
• Media and priests
• It's 'meatout' time
• Judge to eyeball school board, council candidates' petitions
• Kiski Valley sewerage plant $28 million redesign in works
• Harmar conducts interviews in search for police chief
• Tour recalls Tarentum's infamous St. Patrick's Day flood
• Shady Side Academy wins state AA swimming title
• PSNK wrestling coach resigns
• Duquesne transfer a perfect fit at Pitt
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Phillip's Lounge in Arnold is a treat worth tasting
• NK-A school board
• Save Harmar garage
• Knoch sophomore eyes bowling crown
• Arson charge dropped at hearing about Brackenridge fire
• New Kensington trio sentenced in Jolar Armory burglary
• Buffalo Township weighs gas drilling regulations
• Leechburg cuts 'not a bad dream,' superintendent says
• Talk of teacher pay freeze gets tepid local response
• Mars' Gruber doesn't disappoint
• Owner not home when fire strikes in Braeburn
• Knoch sophomore eyes bowling crown
• 3 high school feature classic musicals
• Country Comedy Tour arrives at Casino Theatre
• Charges dismissed in West Deer shooting; DA to appeal
• Allegheny Valley board works to hold the line on taxes
• Marcellus shale drilling to be topic of town hall meeting
• Burglary suspect expected to OK plea deal in bike case
• Musical was 'awesome'
• Public union perks
• Burrell School District looks to shave budget by $900,000
• Guido: Time for postseason basketball awards
• Kittanning's season unravels at inopportune time
• Kiski graduate wins silver in Division II championships
• Highlands swimmer has healthy chance at success
• Modular building to replace district judge's office in Washington Township
• Drilling ordinance to limit Marcellus shale hours of operation in Harmar
• Summit seeks OK to run Saxonburg sewage line through Jefferson Township
• Community responds to call for Leechburg cemetery volunteers
• Marcellus shale lease offer for Ford City land pulled
• Alle-Kiski Valley's population shift continues
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Mother, daughter fashion fabric into works of art
• PSSA puts Alle-Kiski Valley juniors to the test starting today
• Plum's Leechburg Road finally to be repaired
• Allegheny Township boy sheds hair for Locks of Love
• Fox Chapel, Indiana Township and O'Hara get state recycling grants
• PIHL dream is on for Fox Chapel
• Armstrong Hall welcomes 11 new members
• Familiar foe greets Kittanning
• North Apollo Church plays fairy godmother to girls who need dresses for the prom
• Budget provides level funding for Alle-Kiski Valley domestic violence shelters
• St. Patrick's Day Flood of 1936 flood spurred legislation
• Teachers won't be replaced in Plum
• 4 A-K wrestlers, coach finalists for award
• Kiski Area wrestler takes 5th
• McKillop, Nolf claim state crowns
• Nelson twins highlight A-K Valley Hall class
• State budget plan worries drug, alcohol managers
• Deer Lakes's 'Best Buddies' aim to end use of 'R' word
• Developers welcomed to consider Route 356
• Corbett budget 'blindsided' school districts
• Seventh showdown ahead for rivals
• Local AFL player monitoring Power
• Early mistakes doom Deer Lakes
• Kiski's McCutcheon makes semifinals
• Freeport coach receives regional award
• New Kensington-Arnold School District must pare budget by $4.7M
• Water authorities step up radiation testing
• Improper battery storage blamed for Frazer fire
• Drillers heeding complaints, Washington Township says
• Highlands eighth-grader plays with heart
• Kiski sophomore sticks around
• Kiski Area baseball preaches safety first
• Five Burrell wrestlers advance to quarterfinals
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• 'Wedding Singer'
• NK-A budget
• Citizens Police Academy
• Fund Israel's defense
• Insufficient jail time
• Team concept lacking
• Kiski Area could add public comment to end of board meetings
• Allegheny Township buys property for walking trail
• Board member: 'Public education is not going to be the same'
• Freeport Area School District hits pause on renovations
• PSU prexy says governor's budget might close campuses
• Too soon to say what budget means to PSU campuses
• Fox Chapel squeaks past Norwin
• Wildcats cruise into PIHL semifinals
• Near-tragedy doesn't derail ballplayer
• PIAA wrestlers grapple with downtime
• Local players cited as February's best
• Duo happy to bend tunes for St. Patrick's 'BREWtality'
• Numerous organizations, churches serving up Friday fish
• Construction company owner seeks commissioner's post
• Planned Parenthood
• Freeport Area spending
• Wellington Estates pair charged with selling OxyContin
• East Deer looks for paving partnership
• Lower Burrell to receive steel beam from Ground Zero
• Schools face tough choices under Corbett's proposal
• Weary Plum exits PIHL playoffs
• Alle-Kiski spotlight athletes: David Starr and Sia Beasley
• 8 regional champs headline state qualifiers
• New Kensington resident wins college wrestling title
• Guido: Kiski Area prepares for PIHL move
• Smokers offered help
• Leechburg cemetery board may reform
• Parishioners at St. Mary have met during renovations
• Upper Burrell may vote on new Marcellus shale ordinance next month
• Highlands sends $127K in unclaimed tax-free bond funds sent to state
• Butler County bucks Alle-Kiski Valley population trend decline
• Leechburg Moose leader accused of smoking pot with students
• Tarentum files countersuit in electrical dispute
• Deer Lakes regroups for states
• Freeport's early lead evaporates
• PSNK wrestler steps onto national stage
• 'Books and Bunnies' events kick off March 12
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Leechburg Moose leader charged with endangerment
• Brightly-colored ware cheered up Depression era
• Penalties are Kiski's downfall in PIHL championship game
• Former Valley coach relishes Gateway title
• Gannon wrestler locks up record
• Two motorists injured as truck flees East Franklin Township police
• Sharpsburg student sketches out welcoming gateway
• New Kensington garbage bill amnesty program 'successful'
• Leechburg teachers contract talks mark 1 year
• Alle-Kiski Valley gambling machines gone
• Club games not victimless crime, Pennsylvania official says
• Video gaming finds support in Alle-Kiski Valley
• Gateway boys capture Class AAAA title
• Plum native achieves WPIAL goal
• Experienced Bradley to lead Knoch baseball
• Fox Chapel, Kittanning earn top seeds
• Unexpected loss motivates Kiski Area
• Burrell rolls to regional title
• Health workers rally for contract talks
• Freeport officials toss around bright ideas
• Saxonburg: History in the making
• Plum planners agree to steer Marcellus drilling to north
• Montour boys stun top-seeded South Fayette
• Season ends for St. Joseph
• Apollo-Ridge swimmer repeats at WPIALs
• Kiski Area wrestler pulls major upset
• Burrell's Landowski wants gold
• Flenory: I did nothing wrong
• A tax vacation would serve Americans well
• Springdale Township ballfield project could be on deck
• Suspension to be wiped from Saxonburg officer's record
• Worker may have triggered explosion in Highlands home, fire chief says
• Area schools have coaching openings
• Kiski Area hockey team wins Open Class Chiefs Cup title
• Area schools have coaching openings
• Trio earns silver medals
• Burrell wrestlers aim to stay on top
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Pennsylvania needs Right to Work
• Meat and revolution
• Unsanitary conditions
• Plum senior center cooking up new kitchen, fitness area
• Holiday Inn Express could be coming to Buffalo Township
• Hearing scheduled on Armstrong County property seizure
• Dollar General gets green light from Harrison
• Freeport hopes ads will smooth budget crunch
• Man started fire 'because he was cold,' police say
• Highlands appeals for potential $90,000 in taxes
• Highlands hurdler commits to Winthrop
• St. Joseph out of PIAA tourney
• Retro showdown tops WPIAL Class AAA meet
• Silent Movie Night features four classics
• Navy to name warship for Murtha despite protests
• Gunman holds up New Kensington service station
• Planned Parenthood
• Save LIHEAP
• Students tap into opportunity to learn about maple syrup
• South Butler Intermediate School closing is one option
• AV teachers, board at odds over need for fact-finding
• Sheetz offers plan for Cheswick store, car wash, more
• Identity of body found near O'Hara docks a mystery
• Kiski Area parlays 1 goal into win
• Ford City finally hits its stride
• Montour eliminates Blackhawk
• Deer Lakes qualifies for PIAAs
• Valley swimming star set for WPIAL meet
• Guido: Alle-Kiski basketball teams struggle
• Alle-Kiski spotlight athletes: Zach Kelly and Holly Stein
• Lawmakers' hearing request angers Armstrong school directors
• Kiski Area deal on taxes from business to aid coffers
• Murrysville company broadens area of drilling rights
• Five nabbed in Arnold drug sweep
• Harmar gives top officers hefty raises up to 15.5 percent
• February twice as wet as usual in Alle-Kiski Valley
• Alle-Kiski Valley gets soaked
• Top scorers grace Cager Classic rosters
• Deer Lakes struggles with sudden exit
• Campus clippings
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Reading night set at Ford City library
• Lower Burrell woman coordinates Safety Day
• Valley High's 'good sports' receive national recognition
• Buffalo Twp. widow's estate bequeaths $200,000 for scholarships
• Burrell grad gets wrestling reprieve
• Ford City flattens Connellsville
• Oakmont antiques show to benefit museum
• Intense Brackenridge house blaze damages second house
• South Butler schools have multiple choice renovation options
• Burrell wrestlers excel versus top seeds
• Kiski Area's McCutcheon suffers 1st loss
• Saxonburg woman was a hostage in Libya in 1987
• Tarentum resident awards scholarships
• Monessen ousts St. Joseph in quarterfinals
• Steigerwald: A small glimmer of hope
• Westmoreland touts treatment center for nonviolent offenders
• Ford City woman died from smoke inhalation
• Penn Hills man faces trial for killing, dismemberment
• Pittsburgh men sentenced on drug conspiracy charges
• Altmire: Money from Uncle Sam will go to most critical needs
• Plum man arrested for having pot sent to Arnold address
• Drill, drill, drill
• A snowy nightmare
• Dick Scaife: Republicans wrong on Planned Parenthood
• Day care raid turns up cocaine, cash, sex toys
• Allegheny Valley teachers didn't like pay scale provision
• WPIAL basketball playoff capsule
• St. Joseph can't overcome Lincoln Park
• Burrell top seed Taylor on to semis
• Plum's Deemer commits to D-III school
• Kidman will be all dolled up thanks to local designers
• Woman killed, man injured in Ford City fire
• Combining Kittanning schools get chilly reception
• Manor Township man charged with assault on wife
• Freeport Area board gets more school options
• Allegheny councilman aims to block Port Authority cutbacks
• Basin design OK'd for New Kensington-Arnold flood control
• Riverview roughed up, knocked out
• Plum stumped by Shaler
• Top middleweights hope for more duals
• WPIAL basketball playoff capsules
• Brian, Mallory Heinle shine for St. Joseph hoops
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• New Harrison sewer line aims to eliminate backups
• Room fire damages O'Hara hotel
• Apollo-Ridge graduation ceremonies set outdoors
• Highlands' prolific offense stymied
• Defense guides Deer Lakes girls
• Poor shooting bedevils Leechburg
• Taipei adds air of elegance to adventurous tastes
• New shale well proposed in South Buffalo
• New Kensington leaders make pitch for federal help
• Effort begins to keep Allegheny River locks open
• Upper Allegheny sewer bills to rise
• Storm made for white knuckle ride home for Alle-Kiski Valley
• WPIAL playoff games postponed 1 day
• Unbeaten wrestlers put streaks on line
• Alle-Kiski spotlight athletes: Nolan Cressler and Shayna Panchik
• Guido: Freeport grad takes reins at Butler
• Program helps cancer patients
• Tarentum lifts ban on sale of booze at Gatto Cycle Shop party
• Heavy snow stuns Valley
• Kiski Area runner signs with St. Francis (Pa.)
• Riverview girl set to compete in WPIAL wrestling tourney
• Highlands braces for possible slowdown
• Birthday party will celebrate Dr. Seuss
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Plum looking to upgrade security at borough building
• Vacant RIDC Park bank building work to begin in fall
• Riverview senior finds gratification helping others
• Towns find potential along the Allegheny River
• Valley coach enjoys first season
• Valley grad shows knack for cricket
• Neupert Raceway Park plans move at slow speed
• Developer hopes Oakmont TIF stays afloat
• St. Joseph rebounds to trip Quigley
• Highlands senior enjoys productive day
• Early deficit claims Ford City
• Highlands fades against South Fayette
• Riverview succumbs to Aliquippa
• Valley's season stalls in prelims
• Plum tiptoes past Latrobe
• Slow start dooms Springdale
• Brackenridge man leads police on chase through Natrona Heights
• Pittsburgh nonprofit agrees to buy Aspinwall Marina
• Valley residents pack cinemas for opening of film shot here
• Valley boys fall despite junior's return
• Leechburg boys advance to round of 16
• St. Joseph boys down Avella
• Freeport girls fall short in avenging loss
• Beaver Falls outmuscles Springdale
• Quaker Valley sends Ford City home
• Don't ask the taxpayers
• Bids to be opened for Harrison sewerage project
• Boscov's store manager to run for Butler County commissioner
• Harmar supervisors sign off on new police contract
• Police: Teen smoked pot on drug awareness field trip
• Winfield's $8M sewerage project 10 years in making to start
• Mason owns playoff experience
• Preliminary or not, teams prepare same
• Kittanning freshman packs quiet confidence
• WPIAL basketball playoff capsules: Saturday's games
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• New Kensington students to participate in nonstop dance marathon
• Drugs, guns found in New Kensington apartment, police say
• Kiski Area School District needs budget cuts to make ends meet
• Leechburg Area Pool treads water with tax debt
• Jefferson Township man accused of assaulting teens
• Springdale students iPad their grades
• Burrell tops Kiski Area in thriller
• Leechburg hires football coach
• Valley makes most from least
• WPIAL basketball playoff capsules
• National Christian rock band eager to share its heart through music
• Beattie Career Center alternative ed program in jeopardy
• Pair charged with sale of crack cocaine in Tarentum
• Allegheny Valley School District leaders getting raises
• Burrell School District scores cause 'pleasant surprise'
• Deer Lakes' playoff berth tinged with sadness
• Alle-Kiski spotlight athletes: Dom Strapac and Becca Bowman
• High-scoring Highlands receives bye
• EPA urged to shut down Springdale power plant
• Forces line up to keep Allegheny River locks open
• Cousins add wrinkle to rivalry
• Real, fake heroin found in New Kensington
• Guido: Area boasts several WPIAL contenders
• North Buffalo official to run for Armstrong post
• Alle-Kiski Valley couples celebrate Valentine's Day
• Marcellus shale drilling's impact on Ford City water, air feared
• Leechburg schools plan fits well with state's three-test
• Oakmont rejects turning lane on Tenth Street
• Allegheny Township workers to get 3 percent raises
• Highlands School District approves preliminary 2011-12 school budget
• Allegheny Valley School District teachers dismiss arbiter's contract
• Budget may throttle Allegheny River traffic
• Riverview boys clip Burrell
• Deer Lakes girls take area's best record into postseason
• Good manners have good reasons behind them
• Valley Tuesday takes
• First shows of the season begin
• Armstrong commissioners bound for Harrisburg, priority list in hand
• Leechburg cemetery in desperate situation
• Local pitchers compete to be top reliever
• Make-A-Wish helps Lower Burrell boy who loves movies
• Tarentum faces another lawsuit
• Alle-Kiski Valley declining school enrollment raises merger issue
• Upsets abound for local teams
• Hyde Park bike thief charged with another burglary
• Washington Township gets piece of Leed's property taxes
• New Ken man briefly escapes from custody
• Divers remove fallen ductwork from Valley High pool
• 9th annual HomeXpo has little something for everybody
• Allegheny Valley finds arbitrators' contract acceptable
• New Ken man freed; murder count dropped
• Highlands boys score section title
• Springdale scores share of second
• Kiski bows out quickly
• Burrell bounces Bedford
• Man staged death to look like homicide, DA says
• Friends of Riverfront takes helm in marina talks
• New Ken-Arnold schools braces for $1M hit
• Florists prepare for Valentine's Day rush
• Highlands, Knoch, Valley girls clinch playoff spots
• Kiski Area wrestlers stumble at PIAAs
• Burrell rallies to state quarters
• Highlands standout picks Ohio State
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Vandergrift in limbo over sewer project dispute
• South Butler district settles on 2011-12 calendar
• Rehner replaces Seagriff as Freeport council president
• Allegheny Township examines drilling issues
• Developer eyes stalled Harmar housing project
• Preservation work on Leechburg Bridge to start in August
• Freeport Area district to seek added tax increase
• Riverview pulls away from Apollo-Ridge
• Playoffs still possible for last-place trio
• Kiski's Kuhn heads fresh approach
• Hearbreakers Ball is not for those high on wing of love
• Most of Arnold's federal aid already spoken for
• Washington Township Police charge man with stalking
• National asthma study to include children from Westmoreland County
• Burrell hires new football coach
• Alle-Kiski spotlight athletes: Geoff Fuquay and Erin Gilmartin
• Burrell faces difficult path
• Ford City wins 1,300th boys basketball game
• Leechburg stuns Serra Catholic
• Highlands' Mason to appear in Sports Illustrated
• St. Joseph student section helps ward off 'intruders'
• Dog credited with saving family from Brackenridge fire
• Youth care worker seeks Butler county office
• Armstrong School District board at gridlock in labor deal
• Valley roundup: Kittanning claims section title
• 'Sims boys' have each logged 50 years with Highland Hose
• Expert offers to help solve Leechburg's parking problem's
• Prep work begins for nuclear dump cleanup in Parks Township
• Marcellus drilling rules still in works in Upper Burrell
• Focusing on positives, future helpful for Alle-Kiski Valley fans
• Deer Lakes girls clinch Section 1-AA title
• Briggs leads Westminster past Waynesburg
• St. Joseph playing well, despite injuries
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Pharmacist has filled Alle-Kiski Valley's needs with compassion
• O'Hara may issue 'green' guide
• DiCuccio will run for Butler County Commissioner
• Alle-Kiski Sports Hall of Famer Pisano dies at 80
• At Ida's restaurant, 'It's like dinner and a show'
• Arnold, municipal authority in scrap over sewer bill
• Foes dare Kiski to fire away
• Teen-alien film offers many local locations
• Blawnox rejects bids for new salt shed
• FEMA revises Avonmore's flood plain map
• East Deer Commissioners plan better communication with school district
• Alle-Kiski Valley fans take collecting to new level
• Kiski Area advances to PIAA tournament
• New home suits Highlands grad
• Apollo-Ridge's Bartha has surgery
• Steigerwald: Noll's fingerprints still on Steelers' success
• Lower Valley Little League expands
• Parked cars vandalized in Aspinwall
• New West Deer businesses to get tax break
• For the big game, a big screen
• 'It's like a holiday here in Pittsburgh'
• Steelers fans of all ages rally
• Burrell picks up steam, downs Bentworth
• Fox Chapel boys upset Gateway
• Kiski Area wrestlers stumble in Class AAA semis
• Burrell wrestlers chasing 5th straight team title
• Reporter want ad: Is your business closing early Sunday?
• Third man arrested in Tarentum home invasion
• NASA artifacts help New Ken students lift off
• Attempted homicide fugitive nabbed in New Ken hotel
• Harmar man devotes body to Steelers tattoos
• Kittanning hockey tops defending state champ
• Yough coach has had better weeks
• Kiski gets another shot tonight
• Author revisits Victorian crime-fighting women
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Kiski dresses down Hempfield
• Freeport Area school board to seek higher taxes
• Saxonburg expects $1.42 million for Main Street makeover
• Sports success spills over, Duquesne scholar says
• Super Bowl blitz lifts Alle-Kiski Valley businesses
• New Ken-based unit ready for duty
• Heinle scores 44 in coach's milestone win
• Burrell wins, but wants more
• Highlands' Pitkavish signs with RMU
• Old New Kensington research center nears renaissance
• Weather conditions in Valley due to deteriorate
• Early deficit too much for Plum
• Alle-Kiski spotlight athletes: Brian Heinle and Lexi Orlowski
• Guido: Super Bowl continues Big 33 streak
• Future of O'Hara fire police weighed
• Springdale stops Shady Side
• Vincentian foils St. Joseph's upset bid
• Runaway pooch, owner get stuck on hillside in Freeport
• Ford City boys basketball nears 1,300 wins
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Alle-Kiski Learning Center relies on the 'kindness of strangers'
• Vandergrift library sets Valentine fete
• Fawn couple thinks of the future
• Pitt professor says struggle for change goes beyond one man
• Plum School District pledges to erase deficit
• New Kensington-Arnold AD Campbell keeps salary, must go in June
• Somma hopes Plum is NHL wellspring
• While killing penalties, Kittanning won't come up short
• Gay clergy debate splinters Protestant churches
• Retailers score big thanks to Super Bowl run
• St. Joseph's Heinle scores 1,000th
• Church 'has gone too far,' Lutherans say in split
• Strong finish lifts Deer Lakes
• High school hoops coaches deal with daily pressure
• Oklahoma Borough man charged with threatening coworkers
• Eckstein will run for county commissioner
• Legislation would exempt dirt bikes, ATVs from law
• Sunnyview rehabilitation center workers OK deal
• Steeler fans remain loyal in Cowboy country
• Big game today for Deer Lakes
• Ford City shoots past Riverview
• Unlikely source propels P-T to win
• Public input sought on Buffalo Township drilling ordinance
• Dead wood causing problem, Buffalo Township officials say
• Kiski Area falls in section final
• Apollo council wants to spruce up riverfront trail
• Catholic schools celebrate mission this week
• New Ken-Arnold district hold off on consolidation
• Freeport Road on PennDOT to-do list
• Burrell girls stop skid
• Deer Lakes girls stop Ford City
• Highlands star pursuing 2,000 points
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Freeport balanced in victory
• Ex-Buffalo Township officer asks to be reinstated
• Lake effect can make big difference in snowfall
• Pirates touch all bases with fans in Freeport
• Wintry weather bends Valley snow removal budgets
• Mason says he's on a mission
• Reed hits milestone for PSNK
• Burrell cruises to Section 3 team triumph
• Fatal car fire clues may lie in surveillance film
• Saxonburg stormwater flooding issue addressed
• Row-house museum Harrison group's top goal for 2011
• Knoch students hear stories of World War II, Holocaust
• Obama speech strong, if not moving, viewers say
• Riverview boys outlast Freeport in OT
• Springdale prevails in overtime thriller
• Alle-Kiski spotlight athletes: Kevin Valasek and Lauren Clune
• Car fire claims life on private drive in Frazer
• Guido: Must-see games dot local schedule
• Fire damages Tarentum attic
• Vandergrift resident treated at scene of fire
• Full-day kindergarten to start in Apollo-Ridge
• Smell forces dozens to evacuate West Tarentum homes
• Upper Burrell nears gas-drilling ordinance
• Deer Lakes girls down Apollo-Ridge
• Burrell wrestler faces crucial juncture
• Apollo-Ridge coach promises culture change
• Gannon's McKendree nears 100 victories
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Sharpsburg centenarian yodels with joy
• Indiana Township municipal facilities remodeling near end
• Butler Commissioner Pinkerton to run for second term
• Details weighed in Plum drilling limits for Marcellus shale
• Development along Allegheny gets multi-municipal boost
• Wrestling postseason starts this week
• Local goalies spur all-star win
• Taxes going up in 17 Alle-Kiski Valley municipalities
• St. Joseph denies DuBois C.C.
• Zidek, Antone propel Kiski Area
• PSNK wins again
• Humes, Friedland spark Foxes' hockey turnaround
• Wrestling postseason starts this week
• Repeat offender first poacher to get jail time
• Police seek car, driver in Brackenridge hit-run
• West Deer firefighters get $200K federal grant
• Health-care law's defenders aren't crazy about it
• Deer Lakes holds off North Catholic
• Shady Side rolls over Ford City
• Refinancing could save Oakmont almost $150,000
• Firefighters battle weather, blaze; house destroyed
• Harrison woman to face trial in December crash
• Pedestrian, 63, struck, killed by car in Verona
• Harrison flood-control project bids being accepted
• Winfield approves interim septic tanks
• Allegheny Valley school board to keep lid on any tax hike
• Buffalo Township evaluate Route 356 corridor for development
• Recluse shares $1.2M trust fund with community
• Cheswick girls fall in OT
• Kiski's Reid picks Cornell
• Scoring records in jeopardy
• Kiski's Barker finds his way
• Laurels & Lances
• Riverview scores section spot
• Kiski wrestlers capture subsection title
• Kittanning's Grafton secures win with big fall
• Limit approved on Leechburg Area tax increase
• Prospects rise to replace 2 West Deer bridges
• Homeless brothers charged in Tarentum robbery
• Tarentum grandmother free after plea deal
• YMCA before- and after-school program planned
• Company offers Jefferson Township site upgrades for use
• Kittanning man still in critical condition after crash
• Burrell School District caps taxes at maximum
• Apollo-Ridge considers full-day kindergarten program
• Man pulled from burning Oakmont house is 'fighter'
• Lawsuit threatened over unscrubbed GenOn emissions
• Details emerge from Kiski Township shooting
• Knoch upsets No. 3 Mars; Stolitza scores 47
• Riverview staves off Springdale
• Central Catholic wrestler moonlights as QB
• Alle-Kiski spotlight athletes: Marcus Bachman and Danielle Kearns
• Guido: Lower Burrell native returns with team
• Tarentum fire company merger to be discussed — again
• Deer Lakes board OKs East Union, Curtisville projects
• Kiski Area school board vows to limit tax increase
• Riverview directors plan preliminary budget by mid-February
• Highlands school officials struggle with financial uncertainty
• Public concern mounts about Marcellus shale drilling
• Springdale residents complain about noisy plant smokestack
• Gun found near Kiski Township shooting victim's body
• Deer Lakes girls rebound with big win
• W&J wrestler's win spurs team title run
• St. Joseph hangs on to beat Riverview
• Leechburg football coach decides to leave
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Input sought on Marcellus drilling in Murrysville
• O'Hara council seat filled again
• Memory Lane stresses Alle-Kiski Valley residents' independence
• Scavenger hunt will enliven Apollo-Ridge festivities
• Springdale residents sound off about power plant
• Plum baseball coach ends retirement
• Western Pennsylvania Quilt Documentation Project underway
• 'Mid-Life Orphans' allows sharing of grief in Springdale
• Fox Chapel officials eager for their new library to open
• Two Alle-Kiski Valley towns struggle with poverty
• Academia finds a home in Fox Chapel
• Burrell rolls to duals tournament win
• Plum senior captures second straight county wrestling title
• Area Little Leagues prepare for expansion
• Vet office burglary suspect to face court
• O'Hara man headed to court for criminal mischief
• Plum workers' health plan gets go-ahead
• Meals on Wheels delivers in Valley, despite weather
• Fund cuts, higher costs of pensions loom in Freeport Area
• Leechburg Area School District plans no tax increase
• Valley boys topple Hampton
• Four Plum wrestlers reach Allegheny County semifinals
• Brackenridge eyes law to prohibit feeding stray cats
• Washington Township supervisors clear path for sewage stations
• Traffic turning into problem at Oakmont school
• Allegheny Valley officials aim to avoid tax increase
• Consolidation will close New Ken-Arnold schools
• Road crews stay on top of snowfall
• Valley girls hammer Highlands
• Deer Lakes feeling pressure
• Springdale's Noll steps away
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Winklmann to be Aspinwall manager
• Summit seeks sewer service for Herman area
• Frazer 'flare' passes inspection
• Nwe Ken-Arnold school closings may be in budget sketch
• Judge dismisses racial lawsuit against Ludlum
• Kiski Area board backs recommendation to close 3 schools
• Move to heavyweight has been sweet for Plum senior
• Class gives amputees leg up on life
• Pirates to caravan to Freeport
• Salvation Army kettle collections spell salvation for many
• Railroad frustrated with Hyde Park foot traffic
• Burrell district planning to keep tight reins on budget
• Fines levied in Indiana Township explosion that killed 2
• New details may shed light on Mahan case
• Highlands suffers another OT loss
• Burrell football coach resigns again
• Alle-Kiski spotlight athletes: Shane Wingard and Jess Aulicino
• Plum graduate sets school record
• Depleted PSNK tips off second half
• Guido: Scoring record stands after 45 years
• New Kensington man charged with sexual assault
• Fire rekindles at Deer Street garage
• West Deer rabbit breeder king of his field
• Red Cross needs more volunteers in Alle-Kiski Valley
• Allegheny Township to consider gas well zoning restrictions
• Drilling flare overlooking Pittsburgh Mills concerns officials
• Knoch girls rally to edge Valley
• Fox Chapel selects Ravotti as coach
• Kiski Area-Burrell match moved
• Campus clippings
• Safe Sitter course planned
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Red Cross aiding victims of West Tarentum house fire
• Leechburg toymaker carves out niche for giving
• Plum panel to weigh Marcellus shale drilling rules
• O'Hara pushes for sewer project
• Alle-Kiski Valley Townships want to develop, but keep character
• Borland moves into coaching ranks
• Highlands standout grappling towards 100
• Junker: Kugler reason for O line strength
• New Kensington couple recall horror of fire that claimed teen's life
• Oberg Industries cutting medical benefit for retirees
• Plum School District to review tax increase
• Kiski Area wrestler repeats at WCCA event
• Cressler scores 46 in Plum victory
• Backcourt versatility is flowing through A-K Valley
• Valley notebook: Kiski Area wins on late basket
• Allegheny Township experts to investigate Bagdad Road stink
• Blawnox seeks dismissal of ACLU civil action
• New Kensington's Dattola Theatre's renewal back on track
• $1.42M grant to fund Main Street work in Saxonburg
• Harrison woman claims UPMC Cancer Centers violated her civil rights
• Short-handed Burrell trails at WCCA tournament
• St. Joseph pulls out overtime thriller
• Kiski Area wins on late basket
• Tarentum fugitive nabbed in warrant sweep
• South Butler district projects considered
• Metcalfe would deny automatic citizenship to illegals' kids born in U.S.
• Former Harrison student described as loner
• Laurels & Lances
• Experts hired to get to bottom of big stink in Allegheny Township
• Plum girls overcome delay for win
• Kiski Area girls endure difficult loss
• Unselfish junior guides Plum
• Clinic returns for 25th year
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• New firefighter charged in 2 arsons at Freeport school
• South Butler district considers building possibilities
• New Kensington mayor accentuates city's positives
• Area students learn firsthand about urban poverty
• Kiski Area survives tight matchup
• Kittanning grapplers edge Valley
• Valley to miss county championship
• Plum students must work in classroom to play outside of it
• Harmar police anxious to find stolen badge
• Mason propels Highlands to win
• Plum boys stun McKeesport
• Emerick chasing 12 varsity letters
• Alle-Kiski spotlight athletes: Tyler Fannie and Krista Pietropola
• Guido: Changes, goals usher in new year
• Public hearing to discuss Armstrong school projects
• Tarentum man rescues wounded golden eagle
• Freeport parking, snow removal fines to increase
• Harmar reaches tentative accord on police contract
• Burrell girls win on buzzer-beater
• Ford City fails to derail Deer Lakes
• Fox Chapel grad makes seamless transition
• Child Check screenings set
• In Alle-Kiski Valley, this has been a busy season for basketball transfers
• Longtime Rotarian takes 'service above self' motto to heart
• 'Village' in Pittsburgh Mills to raise funds for Habitat
• Resident who plans Gilpin bookstore in school building objects to trailer restrictions
• O'Hara auxiliary fire police disbanding comes as surprise
• Vandergrift firefighters respond to health threats
• Friends, family recall New Kensington boy's infectious smile
• Geeks give way to Geezers for computer training
• Alle-Kiski Valley trees get new life as mulch
• Family tries to bring grandson home
• Students share their role models through art
• Fox Chapel tries to temper excitement
• Mason-Stolitza matchup could produce big numbers
• Triumph, heartbreak marked eventful 2010
• Valley New Year's shorts
• Harmar motorists urged to use caution on Route 910
• Agency to collect occupation taxes for Gilpin
• Blawnox council fills vacant seat
• Parks police get contract; 2011 budget passes
• Police get 4-year deal; budget holds tax line
• Freeport grad to twirl at Rose Bowl for TCU
• West Deer Girl Scout brightens holidays for veterans
• New Kensington fire survivors leapt to safety
• Community mourns 'fun-loving' teen
• Burrell wrestlers break new ground
• Parents of crash victim sue PennDOT
• Kiski Area sophomore shines at Manheim Central Tournament
• Highlands' star rides scoring spree
• Harrison officials hold line on property taxes
• Fugitive's Tarentum grandma, 71, goes to jail
• Valley girls win Riverview tournament
• St. Joseph defense foils Ford City
• Guido: Remembering the 1939 Avonmore football team
• Alle-Kiski spotlight athletes: Kyle Skelly and Abby Hetrick
• Valley notebook: Riverview advances to championship game
• Deer Lakes fulfilling vast potential
• Arnold's future built by tearing down walls
• Two condemned Arnold homes join 12 others for demolition
• Three Allegheny Township suspected burglars face trial
• Ban on Murrysville Marcellus shale drilling explored
• Plum senior apartments on Route 909 get site plan thumbs up
• For the politician who has everything: Steelers tickets
• Bid dropped to tax two Rayburn trailers
• Former Arnold man's suit against bar dismissed
• Fate nears for Kiski Area elementary building plan
• Day-after deals bring in Alle-Kiski Valley shoppers
• Burrell's Taylor brings fresh energy to team
• Valley campus clippings
• New Kensington-Arnold to hold line on taxes
• Arnold officials hope new lighting fixtures can lighten city's budget
• Alle-Kiski Valley needy, lonely gather for meals
• Fox Chapel grad makes the cut at ND
• Youth hockey squad Viper Stars keep rising
• Last-minute Alle-Kiski Valley shoppers flock to stores
• Allegheny-Hyde Park schoolkids step up when food drive 'Grinched'
• Springdale church struggles since thefts
• Goalie gets chance to unleash potential
• More lawsuits filed in Parks-Apollo nuclear plant operations
• Vandergrift dog-bite victim won't need rabies shots
• Retired teacher, 108, offers advice on growing old
• Kiski QB Cosentino to attend national showcase
• Aaron's plight touches hearts across U.S.
• St. Joseph manhandles Burrell
• Armstrong to get $15 million radio system
• Valley roundup: Mason shines despite Highlands' loss
• Alle-Kiski Valley's Habitat projects slowed by lagging fund-raisers
• Drug court due in Butler County next month
• Vandergrift dog-bite victim desperately seeks help
• A home for the holidays in Freeeport
• St. Joseph's defense seals deal
• Kittanning resident lets off steam for Habitat for Humanity
• Riverview rolls behind 2 33-point scorers
• Property tax rate holds in proposed Parks budget
• North Apollo council OKs budget with less spending
• 8% tax increase approved in Freeport
• New Ken-Arnold School Board, suspended AD settle dispute
• Fawn road stop results in heroin bust
• Springdale votes for tax increase
• Sheldon Park community center opens
• Valley hires AD as football coach
• Highlands vanquishes Valley in rematch
• Guido: Area teams hope to keep streaks alive
• Alle-Kiski spotlight athletes: Zach Barker and Mary Andrejko
• Springdale man gets probation in 2008 house fire
• Tarentum to replace aging water storage tanks
• Firm gets OK to drill South Buffalo gas well
• Plum public works official fired
• 8th-grader collects 250 toys for Children's Hospital
• Brackenridge country club likely to close Dec. 31
• Deer Lakes girls improve to 5-0
• Riverview's diverse wrestlers enjoy success
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Woman 'adopts' entire East Deer nursing home
• Pivik school tops priority list for Plum School District
• Leechburg joins Vandergrift in sewage lawsuit spurred by new rates
• O'Hara council seat vacant for second time in three months
• Shot fired at Kittanning officer after car chase, police say
• Art contest looks to find the beauty in conservation
• Springdale author dedicates book to coal laborers
• Valley notebook: Kittanning to play in hockey showcase
• Top Alle-Kiski Valley scorers make living at the line
• Birds indicate changes in Alle-Kiski Valley habitat
• Alle-Kiski Valley police sponsor families in need
• Alle-Kiski Valley police budgets defy trends
• Valley returns favor against Plum
• Burrell wrestling hoping to return to Hershey
• Scoring abounds early on for Valley hoops teams
• Giant Eagle ceases food collections
• 3 children, 1 adult escape Kiski township fire
• Harrison water rates to rise by 10%
• Burrell students' 'Fill a Truck' drive helps fill pantries
• Masked gunman preys on New Kensington apartments
• Apollo may join regional police unit
• Kiski Area's Barker scores 1,000th career point in win
• Springdale's Arch hits game-winner
• Valley grad revels in bowl trip
• Apollo taxes hold steady for ninth straight year
• Las Vegas man sentenced in Harmar drug bust
• GOP pair announce run for county commissioner
• Harmar real esate tax line holds
• Oakmont sewage, water fees to increase; tax line holds
• Missing Worthington woman arrested in New Kensington
• Alle-Kiski Valley home sales off 35 percent
• School board shootings stun Alle-Kiski officials
• Plum girls down Fox Chapel in showdown
• Apollo-Ridge swimmer has company this time
• St. Joseph scoring plenty of points, but defense is focus
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• 3 charged in Harrison marijuana bust
• St. Luke students raise money to help children in Kenya
• Proposed West Deer budget, 60 percent tax hike on hold
• Vandergrift board grants variance for family to keep chickens
• Suspects held on charges in Ketamine theft case
• Leechburg Area students connect with kids from Alaska
• Kiski Area board delays vote on elementary schools
• Burrell pitches wrestling shutout
• Valley's late surge subdues Highlands
• Kittanning senior is scoring in bunches
• Sharpsburg argument ends with man dead
• Kittanning tennis coach charged with indecent assault
• Winfield woman was involved in mortgage fraud, gets 5 years probation
• Garbage, sewer fees rise in Arnold budget
• Steelers cornerback Taylor visits New Kensington students
• Valley boys hold off Freeport
• Kiski boys beat Plum
• Plum baseball coach resigns
• Guido: Basketball teams segue into section play
• Fox Chapel Area telethon to benefit children
• Slippery Rock star from Plum working way back on track
• Valley roundup: St. Joseph girls roll to 3-0 start
• Public will get chance to comment on Ford City High plans
• Lower Burrell tax line holds but recycling fee added
• Full-time Saxonburg patrolman cut to avoid tax increase
• Alle-Kiski Valley volunteers still needed as 'Army' pushes toward it goal
• Freeport tax hike trimmed to 1 mill
• Allegheny Township supervisors limit gas-well operations
• Make-A-Wish boy tickled with new bicycle
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Volunteers give baskets to hospice families
• Leechburg native Morandini named manager of Williamsport Crosscutters
• Freeport weather warning system wins high marks
• Aspinwall manager keeps calm demeanor
• Snowfall would add sparkle to Tarentum jewelry
• Plum's town center project gets half-million dollar state grant
• Aspinwall marina purchase receives boost from Fox Chapel Association
• Price of new Pivik Elementary School in Plum adds up
• 2010 VND Alle-Kiski Valley football all-stars
• Kiski's McCutcheon caps perfect weekend
• Mustangs cash in from free-throw line to top Valley
• Alle-Kiski Valley 2010 all-conference football teams
• Wanted Armstrong woman's mother fears foul play
• USA Fitness in New Kensington lifts spirits with toys
• Alle-Kiski Valley prepares for winter blast
• Alle-Kiski Valley districts creating own cyber academies
• Charter option isn't for all, Sewickley school's CEO says
• Alle-Kiski Valley Districts take issue with costs of cyber schools
• Kittanning, police agree on 3-year deal
• Panel to offer plan for revamp of Kiski Area schools
• Freeport sewage system overflow on agenda
• Fox Chapel teen unruffled about appearing on 'Jeopardy!'
• County planners accept stricter stormwater rules
• Springdale boys reach final
• Valley fends off stingy Highlands
• Butler inmate used fat to sneak drugs into jail
• Vandergrift council will oppose new street sign rules
• Brackenridge holds tax line, reorganizes
• Oakmont boaters' fears eased for 2011
• East Deer property tax up 9 percent; maintenance fee added
• Controlled burn at Frazer well site set for January
• Burrell wrestling seeks 5th straight title
• Valley basketball is a family affair
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Fire strikes vacant Freeport house
• Building, prisoners aid county finances
• Residents bounce back after Freeport fire
• Allegheny Township budget proposal maintains tax level
• Kiski Area wrestlers in rebuilding mode
• New Valley boys coach wipes slate clean
• Valley girls building toward more
• Transfer adds to Burrell's stature
• Extend unemployment compensation
• Springdale boys hope success carries over
• Frazer maintains tax rate at 1.55 mills
• New Kensington thanks donors, volunteers
• Vandergrift council looks to defray sewer project cost
• Leechburg man will be remembered for civic leadership
• Springdale girls hope momentum carries over
• St. Joseph girls headed in right direction
• Cheswick Christian teams stay perfect
• St. Joseph boys coach challenges team
• Church events keep Upper Burrell woman active all year
• Lower Burrell adds fee, not taxes
• County food bank works to find more help
• Riverview boys could surprise
• Riverview girls face new challenges
• New Olde Bank Theatre stages 'A Christmas Carol'
• Christmas Carol Walk marks 30th year
• Artist steps into different canvas for his designs
• Some communities struggle to meet federal guidelines for street markings
• Officer, 2 others taken to hospitals after Tarentum crash
• Plum girls hope perfect mix pays off
• Plum boys comfortable with underdog role
• River towns seek redevelopment
• Fawn recipient, donor recover from kidney transplant
• Family of 4 flees New Ken house fire
• Fla. woman pleads guilty to mailing pills to New Ken
• 2 charged, 2 sought in Vandergrift street robbery
• Veterans' graves in Gilpin decorated for Christmas season
• IRS wants to give 28 Valley residents money
• Foxes build on difficult lessons
• Transfers give Leechburg girls a boost
• Seniors abound for Leechburg boys
• Laurels & Lances
• Harmar repaving project crawls along
• Bicycle-riding suspect sought in break-in
• Untitled
• Christmas tree merchants expect to be busy
• Consistency's the goal for Knoch girls
• Knoch boys coach has plenty of options
• Valley, Highlands to play three times
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Help with Pennsylvania tax, rent rebates is free
• West Deer on road to 60 percent tax increase
• Flood threat lowered through most of Valley
• Kittanning girls basketball team has big shoes to fill
• Kittanning boys basketball team shows promise
• PSNK revives wrestling program
• So-called Christians
• Film tax credit plays a role
• November temperatures below average in A-K Valley
• U.S. Army honors Hazlett, Durand
• Kiski girls boast experience
• Kiski boys to rely on 3s, defense
• Guido: Former Riverview coach wins title
• Clinton woman to donate kidney to family friend
• Shields brothers excel for Mercyhurst
• Research your health insurance
• Newspaper should report good works
• Local news is the point
• Wine kiosk debuts at Waterworks Giant Eagle
• Brackenridge to test street sweeper
• New Kensington adds dinner to holiday celebration
• Harrison, water authority plan joint bond issue
• Memorial Park recognized by state Horticultural Society
• Kiski Area School Board leaning toward closing schools
• Highlands girls stress fundamentals
• Highlands' offense won't slow down
• First day of deer season begins well
• Cyber schools work
• The Indigo Grinch
• Tuesday takes
• Time for GOP to end WAMs
• Class teaches CPR use on children
• Cupboard's not bare for Freeport boys basketball team
• Pope's condom comments garner Alle-Kiski Valley support
• Upper Burrell man gets 6-12 years in assault
• Brackenridge gives back to officer who helps others
• Ford City Library stages 'A Christmas Story'
• Voices ready for annual Rotary Club fest
• Hearing inches closer for suspended New Kensington-Arnold AD
• Steadier play could lift Freeport girls
• Foundation helps New Kensington clinic provide care for patients in need
• Fox Chapel girls sport freshman phenom
• Fox Chapel boys squad gets younger
• Arnold's lone bank to close by mid-February
• Black Friday an early hit for retailers
• Holiday season kickoff draws crowd in Vandergrift
• Murrysville's proposed rules may lack the wells to regulate
• Guy steps down at Summit Academy
• Ford City girls to rely on total team effort
• Ford City boys making transition
• Fire victims, helped by others, return favor
• Trailer park sheriff's sale delayed in Lower Burrell
• Feds OK first phase of Upper Allegheny sewage overflow plan
• Longtime councilman's resignation leaves void in Blawnox
• Decisions of Westmoreland County judges
• Deer Lakes girls coach preaches belief
• Deer Lakes hopes to build on last season
• Antone looks forward to career at WVU
• Prison time ordered in Arnold assault
• Property tax rate expected to hold steady in Butler County
• Santa Claus not coming to Heights Plaza this year
• Cheswick Christian girls seek gradual improvement
• Cheswick Christian boys looking back for motivation
• County housing authority adding two Tarentum properties
• Third South Buffalo drilling site given approval
• New Kensington considers landlord ordinance
• Laid-off American Beverage workers could be recalled in January
• Thieves tear into Springdale church
• Burrell girls lack numbers, experience
• Allegheny safety to play in all-star game
• Local football teams exceed expectations
• Young Burrell boys squad will be aggressive
• Couple inspired to offer free Thanksgiving meal in Vandergrift
• Preliminary New Ken budget holds line on taxes
• New Ken mother facing trial on vehicular homicide charges
• Food-bank supply can't keep up with demand in Valley
• Kiski Area committee issues building report
• Defense will be Apollo-Ridge's focus
• Apollo-Ridge coach eager to start tenure
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Aliquippa ends Ford City's perfect run
• Alle-Kiski Valley family tradition evolves into Pajama Project
• O'Hara riverfront housing development gets final OK
• New lawmaker Evankovich works to perfect his juggling act
• Clinton Township church project moves forward despite setback
• Local veterinarians warn owners about ticks
• Valley Notebook: Fall has been season of champions
• 1 killed, 3 injured in Buffalo Township crash
• Former players relive gridiron glory
• Highlands' Mason drawing interest
• Plenty to build on at Springdale
• Planned Sheetz fuels parking concerns in Cheswick
• Rising costs force 10% tax hike in Springdale
• Time sought for Plum senior housing proposal
• Costly turnovers end Ford City's season
• Clairton ends Springdale's season
• Defense stars in Dynamos' defeat
• North Allegheny ends Central Catholic's season
• Highlands educator kept students first
• Missed chances spell doom for Ford City
• 1 hospitalized after early-morning Arnold shooting
• Westmoreland man killed in fiery car crash
• Apparitions beguile ghost tourists in Tarentum
• New Kensington-Arnold school budget looking grim
• Harmar drilling fears aired over noise, traffic, odor
• Ford City, Springdale have a lot in common
• Trickery proves recipe for upset
• Fashion statements abound on gridiron
• Washington Township posts local first
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Freeport golf course to go public, spur housing
• Blue Devils consider switching athletic affiliation
• Kiski sewage authority: Flat rate against contract
• Remedy in sight for longtime Harrison flooding
• Property taxes to jump 60% in proposed West Deer budget
• A-R moves toward all-day only kindergarten
• Burrell elementary plan gets approval
• New Ken Giant Eagle gets first wine kiosk in Valley
• Alle-Kiski spotlight athletes: Troy Schall and Erica Roney
• Sled hockey league set to begin
• Guido: Leechburg debates move to Heritage
• Police funding given short shrift, Brackenridge mayor says
• Non-district tuitions cost Highlands $2M
• Apollo-Ridge football coach resigns
• Springdale's defense produces semifinal berth
• Springdale makes thievery an art
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Valley Roundup: Riverview's Miller gets boost from academy stay
• Burrell wrestling trio pick college homes
• JROTC cadet from New Kensington hones skills while helping others
• Kittanning exhibit focuses on faces of mental illness
• Verona gallery encourages students' artistic creations
• Lack of sponsor fails to dim Hartwood Celebration of Lights
• Arnold-based group brightens holidays for soldiers overseas
• Valley Clips: Clemons enjoys productive season at Colorado
• Riverview's Miller gets boost from academy stay
• It will feel like Christmas at a few Alle-Kiski Valley churches next week
• Leechburg Area School District study will go forward
• Invention Convention held at Penn State New Kensington
• Paying for Alle-Kiski Valley parking encourages traffic turnover
• Freeport's season ends in PIAA first round
• Springdale, Ford City in semifinals
• Springdale returns to PIAA semifinals
• O'Hara church youth group gets new legs
• Vandergrift farmers market keeps on going
• Central Valley knocks out Knoch
• Woodland Hills tops Mt. Lebanon in OT
• Springdale tears down Monessen
• South Fayette overwhelms Freeport
• Ford City overcomes 3 turnovers, advances to semifinals
• Family's Washington Township 'dream home' destroyed
• Church & state
• Parade, ceremonies mark Veterans Day across region
• Kiski Area's Antone signs with WVU
• New Kensington boutique sparkles with antiques
• Fees to use Freeport junior high gym under review
• Decisions of Armstrong County judges
• Alle-Kiski playoff teams running on all cylinders
• Eastern Conference shines in 1st round
• Landmark victory for Freeport 25 years ago
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Springdale set for rematch
• State tournament looms for Freeport
• Local playwright puts comic zaniness into 'Murder'
• Oakmont Lions roar out A Hit Parade
• Garrett's is the place for friendly service, good food
• Springdale meets familiar playoff opponent
• Freeport attacks teams with strategy
• Playoffs a whole new ball game for Ford City
• Veteran, outlook rise on new legs
• Knoch unleashes thunder and lightning
• South Butler School District board hires assistant superintendent
• Kiski Township food, toy drive to aid needy families
• Winfield Township secures $5.3 million in funder for sewer extension
• Buffalo Township's preliminary budget won't raise taxes
• Arbitration panel to hear Allegheny Valley district dispute Dec. 9
• Karate's best converge on Valley
• The Birdie: WPIAL quarterfinals
• Burrell elementary school plan on track
• School, township officials clash over West Deer property
• PSNK puts rough patches in rearview mirror
• Guido: Four still alive in WPIAL playoffs
• Caregivers Web conference offered
• Valley looking for next football coach
• Springdale dominates Karns City
• Apollo-Ridge support staff contract gets OK
• Concerns persist about Parks nuclear waste cleanup
• Tarentum mural highlights memorable moments, personalities
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Springdale girls aiming for long PIAA run
• New Kensington confrontation leads to gunfire
• Panel favors 1 school for Kiski Area fifth-, sixth-graders
• Proposed Allegheny Township drilling rules panned
• Frazer officials may sue Pittsburgh Mills owner
• Two local Valley standouts earn W&J honors
• Buffalo Township man revives lost Indian arts
• Buffalo Township woman on 'good mood mission'
• Valley school parties may get healthier
• Alle-Kiski Valley hockey standouts take talents elsewhere
• Freeport breaks Jeannette hex in football
• South Butler District considers cyber liability insurance
• Brackenridge cemetery struggles to avoid own demise
• Two agencies will collect local income tax in Plum
• Art teachers inspire, lead by example
• South Butler may create hybrid class for kindergarten
• Springdale girls makes plans for PIAA soccer play
• Springdale falls short in PIAA bid against Beaver Christian
• Freeport beats Indiana for Valley's first WPIAL volleyball champion
• Citizens General Hospital's closing 10 years ago start of a trend
• New Kensington native George gets part in 'Hawaii Five-O'
• 'Tarentum Wall' being replaced along East Sixth Avenue
• Freeport surprises Jeannette
• Beaver eliminates Deer Lakes in playoff opener
• Mt. Lebanon pummels Plum
• Tuzikow lifts Knoch to victory over Greensburg Salem
• Highlands overpowered by TJ
• Ford City clips East Allegheny
• Accepting and enjoying who you are now
• Springdale stops Western Beaver
• Winfield man has never miss going to the Super Bowl
• Freeport wins WPIAL Class AA girls volleyball title
• Bethel Park shocks McKeesport
• Search continues for men involved in home invasion
• Lenape offers half-, full-day course
• Knoch student seeks to skip senior year, begin college career
• Police close in on Tarentum Elks robbery suspects
• Blawnox remembers old facility while dedicating new one
• Police seek gunmen in Vandergrift home invasion
• Early $7.9M budget doesn't raise Murrysville taxes
• Girls urged to explore math, science
• Roadwork, detour in place on Fox Chapel Road
• Contact lapses between East Deer, drillers
• QB trio goes way back
• Alle-Kiski soccer capsules
• Knoch runners savor opportunity
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Home is where the wins are
• Damaged Winfield traffic signal to be replaced
• Westinghouse donates thousands of trees to county
• Analysis: Valley's clout in Harrisburg watered down
• Mapping of New Kensington pipes to target overflow
• Sharpsburg seniors have ball with Wii bowling
• Riverview caps season with victory
• Freeport meets perennial power in semifinals
• Deer Lakes, Beaver are familiar with each other
• Alle-Kiski spotlight game: Knoch vs. Greensburg Salem
• Campaign sniping stirs many in Alle-Kiski Valley to vote
• Pallone upset by newcomer Evankovich
• Winfield park plans take major step ahead
• Woman cited at Saxonburg polling place
• Metcalfe coasts to 7th term in 12th District
• Through the years: Week 10
• Arnold police probe attempted teen abduction
• Local playoff teams excel in run game
• New fitness program will keep students hopping
• Alle-Kiski players to watch
• Brewster wins race to fill Logan's state Senate seat
• Alle-Kiski playoff capsules
• Dermody lays claim to 11th term
• The Birdie: Playoffs, week 1
• Singer-songwriter delivers sounds from the heart
• Armstrong Community Theater presents one 'killer' comedy
• The Dragon, delicious dishes with appeal in Verona
• Alle-Kiski spotlight athletes: Kendall Allen and Sam Griffiths
• Salvation Army rings in Kettle season
• Arson suspected at Memorial Park in New Kensington
• Keeping landlords close by an option in New Kensington
• Dozen of shots ring out on Fourth Avenue in Tarentum
• Homeowners aim to curb energy costs with solar panels
• Upper Burrell still crafting gas drilling ordinance for five communities
• Seven local teams begin football playoffs
• Session looks at holidays and grief
• Freeport stays perfect with 5-set win
• A-K Valley teams meet their foes
• Ultimately, Deer Lakes finds its way
• Springdale standout adds spark after scare
• Adoption information session set
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Cemetery work inspires Eagle project
• Brackenridge Heights Country Club on market for $2.1M
• Valley election officials predict 40% to 50% turnout
• Housing police review cameras in Harrison's Sheldon Park
• Alle-Kiski Valley volleyball playoffs
• Get the best seat in the house and help 'Humanity'
• Section shows strength in WPIAL semis
• Alle-Kiski Valley ballot packed with races, candidates
• Freeport gets creative to top Summit Academy
• Deer Lakes earns home playoff game
• Springdale roughs up Riverview
• Saxonburg council hopes to avoid raising millage
• Pivik Elementary School project advances; hearing Dec. 1
• Knoch enjoying success this fall
• 33rd District candidates favor shift in funding schools
• Local golfers work to get noticed by college coaches
• Steigerwald: Devils' signing of Kovalchuk looks like a mistake
• PSNK men's soccer team falls in final
• The Alle-Kiski Valley: Crafting inspiration
• 'Understanding Medicare' program offered
• Penn State New Kensington reports enrollment jump
• Sisters organize lung cancer awareness vigil
• PSNK seeks title today
• Plum dentist has solution to Halloween candy overload
• Apollo-Ridge closes with victory
• Leechburg takes advantage of turnovers
• Visually impaired boy realizes dream of joining band
• Education, transportation draw focus in 54th District
• Kiski Area hires 2 companies, weighs upgrades of schools
• Highlands High creates mentoring program
• Acmetonia Primary School will fall short of 180 days
• Route 28 to close Wednesday night
• 2 dogs attack Aspinwall woman
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Kiski soccer punches playoff ticket
• Fox Chapel teen to scare up aid for sick children
• Schall family's reunion reaches historic proportions
• Crime watch meeting to gauge Apollo worries
• Freeport girls soccer team earns playoff berth
• Shady Side golfer gets 3rd straight Regions win
• Deer Lakes sees playoffs on horizon
• Harrison deals with natural gas regulation
• Kiski Area building toward championship
• Fox Chapel firing on all cylinders
• Steelers kicker Reed puts best foot forward for sock drive
• Fall harvests early crop of Christmas music at Kiwanis show
• Leechburg bows to Bishop Canevin
• VND high school notebook: Soccer playoff spots at stake
• Burrell teachers inks deal; accord eludes Allegheny Valley
• 3rd Congressional District candidates make campaign promises
• Plum School District's Pivik building project is in holding pattern
• Plum Mayor Hrivnak wants single ZIP code
• No people injured in New Kensington house blaze
• Fire guts New Kensington house
• More drilling set around Beaver Run reservoir
• New Ken rapper greets the music world with a smile
• Proposed shed would straddle township, YMCA properties
• Grants allow for upgrades in Valley parks, trails
• 5 state candidates to attend PSNK forum
• Heating oil prices rise, but remain unpedictable
• Pitts romps vs. Kiski Area
• QB's return helps Burrell earn much-needed win
• Knockout showing for Knoch junior
• Second half lifts Highlands
• Deer Lakes finally solves Freeport
• Plum inches closer to playoffs
• Apollo-Ridge denied home victory
• Fox Chapel struggles continue
• Commodore ties school record with 5 TDs
• Jefferson Township racetrack still faces major test
• Motorists can no longer turn left from Apollo plaza
• State salutes Martin Elementary School for math prowess
• Kiski Area student hurt in bus accident
• Brackenridge hurries on street work
• Allegheny Valley classes resume after 20-day teachers strike
• Kiski Area claims share of 1st section title
• New Burrell coach hopes to keep building
• Laurels & Lances
• Freeport volleyball just keeps winning
• Supervisors approve Sarver Road development
• New Harrison headquarters home to nonprofit center
• Evicted occupant admits to torching former Tarentum residence
• Project might create river-access road for East Deer
• Highlands, Valley prepare for 'Battle for the Bridge'
• Light bulbs among scrutinized items in Arnold belt-tightening
• Alle-Kiski players to watch
• Burrell School District, teachers approve 5-year deal
• Week 7 Alle-Kiski football preview
• Health care splits congressional candidates Altmire, Rothfus
• The Birdie: Week 7
• Through the years: Week 7
• Photographer, hunter to share his love of nature
• Panda packs portions with delicious Asian flavor, spice
• Alle-Kiski spotlight game: Week 7
• WPIAL team golf capsules
• Lancers close in on first playoff berth
• Swedish import bolsters Kiski soccer team
• Clock ticking on $415,033 lottery prize
• Frazier board, residents ponder elementaries' future
• Bear visits Washington Township home
• Two arrested in attack on four Finleyville men
• Tennis playoff pairings released
• Leechburg's financial outlook drastically improves
• St. Joseph, Fox Chapel golf teams advance
• Highlands product re-signs with AFL team
• Strike doesn't deter Springdale
• Alle-Kiski spotlight athletes: Brandon Daughtry and Ashley Sample
• Shuffling of teams could alter WPIAL
• Freeport Area board closes out $13.8M school renovation
• Jefferson Township racetrack plan wins approval
• Kiski Area School District board gets redistricting plan
• Contracts switch to save Highlands district money
• Springdale's Landers continues push up charts at RMU
• New Kensington's Flenory caps busy year with new endeavor
• Acclaimed African Children's Choir to grace New Ken stage
• Valley grad's fondness for volleyball grows
• Military project lifts job outlook in Armstrong
• Poor economy forces Alle-Kiski Valley schools into tough choices
• Avonmore teens embrace chances to brighten lives
• Frazer pet store nuptials include dog as guest
• Thar Technologies to move, add staff, tap geothermal energy in O'Hara
• Fatality in Sewickley spurs concern for Saxonburg facility's workers
• Fox Chapel, Kiski Area girls golf teams advance to WPIAL finals
• Campus clippings
• Balance treats with proper diet, tooth care
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Police charge man in Tarentum arson case
• Tri-City soccer, Week 3 results
• Highlands Little League finds new home
• Alle-Kiski Valley team golf in spotlight this week
• Tougher penalties pushed for repeat Pennsylvania drunk drivers
• Burrell School District administrators plan to suggest elementary realignment
• Plum Board opts to move softball field to Plum Senior High School
• Legion weighs appeal of parking lot ruling
• Expanded park will extend trail system
• Group offers help to those affected by suicide
• Are you a member?
• People power
• Riverview roughs up OLSH
• Knoch keeps it on cruise control
• Deer Lakes whips West Shamokin
• Woodland Hills blitzes Fox Chapel
• Interception gives Kittanning a boost over Valley
• Safety enough for Leechburg
• Freeport runs over Apollo-Ridge
• Springdale wins 4th straight
• Mars halts Highlands
• Shady Side shuts down Burrell
• Pair arrested in scrap metal theft, police pursuit
• Plum Borough will hire 2 officers
• Valley duo to play for third
• Hundreds attend third annual job fair
• Threat forces Apollo-Ridge high school/middle school lockdown
• New Kensington-Arnold honors 6 distinguished alumni
• East Deer Township prepares for sewer work
• Valley duo to play for third
• Fox Chapel golfer picks Kansas
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Leechburg to host ESPN-style pregame
• Allegheny Township double-checking sewage flow, stormwater mix
• South Butler School District learns limit of tax hike
• Treasure Hunters evaluate residents' collectibles in New Ken
• Allegheny Township to bill higher sewage rate, just in case
• Oakmont man burned in home office fire
• Allegheny Valley library to celebrate 85 years
• National organization putting together alumni games
• Liquor license OK'd for Pittsburgh Mills restaurant
• Week 6 Alle-Kiski football preview
• Apollo-Ridge locks up playoff berth 10 years ago
• Knoch girls navigate Highlands
• The Birdie: Week 6
• Alle-Kiski spotlight game: Week 6
• Alle-Kiski players to watch, Week 6
• 'Shower of Stars' preps to turn back the clock to classics
• Ford City's Big Bear Pizza makes delicious impression
• Springdale soccer team stops GCC
• Indiana no cakewalk for undefeated Knoch
• One hurt in Oakmont fire
• 'Postal Service' e-mail delivers computer virus
• Winfield to open bids for sewage project
• Armstrong County to start tax change year early
• New Kensington council OKs motorcycle store
• Knoch boys soccer hands Hampton 1st loss
• Midseason football grades are out
• Katerina Luttner tops sister for title
• Sisters team up for doubles success
• Alle-Kiski spotlight athletes: Ryan Kennedy and Emily Robson
• Jefferson Township racetrack proposal near OK
• Leechburg council enacts local services tax
• Job seekers urged to attend annual Alle-Kiski Job Fair
• Vandergrift to sue over sewage bills
• Octoberfest closes above water
• Washington Township woman, 84, wins pageant
• Allegheny Township owner seeks strong finish at Breeders Crown
• Friends compete in WPIAL Division I Championship at Nevillewood
• 'Thumper' trucks shake out Marcellus shale details
• O'Hara woman's sewing projects comfort sick children
• O'Hara project to target traffic trouble
• Deer Lakes girls soccer rallies to beat Knoch
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Local golfers prep for Division I championship
• Springdale's Loveland scores four goals in eight games at Charleston
• U.S. women win World Basketball Championships
• Boy Scouts get plucky with benefit chicken dinner
• Mark your calendars, it's Polish Platter time
• Springdale looks to trim energy bills, refinance bonds
• Soon-to-be razed Brackenridge home has century of memories
• O'Hara park plans ready for public review
• New Olde Bank Theatre sets a trap for its audience
• Saxonburg to be site of wellness fair
• Antiques appraisal event in New Kensington
• Communities begin to recover costs of February's blizzard
• State DEP restrictions limit anti-skid material
• Former astronaut prods PSNK students on Mars mission
• Yet another wreck at Brackenridge intersection
• Allegheny Valley strike produces unintended consequences
• 10-year-old girl plays football with the boys
• Students raising money for youth player
• Fox Chapel, Kiski Area put up big numbers
• Valley's Brennan, Robson snag section title
• Ex-Apollo man dies in off-road crash in Georgia
• Route 366 to open 4 lanes Wednesday in New Kensington
• Plum School District asks borough to tally fees
• Harrison housing conversion ban a pioneering policy
• Springdale 12th-graders return in midst of strike
• Backup QB sparks Burrell over Apollo-Ridge
• Indiana dominates Valley
• Plum claims historic win over Highlands
• Leechburg devours OLSH
• Knoch secures victory
• Ford City shuts out Freeport
• Avonworth punishes Riverview
• Team effort propels Deer Lakes
• Fox Chapel's Green to sit out tonight
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Unique scheme boosts Burrell
• Community leaders push for input on Freeport junior high
• Administrators will teach Springdale High seniors
• Friday's parade to restrict traffic in West Deer
• Week 5 Alle-Kiski football preview
• Through the years: Week 5
• Actors on board for comic trip on 'Twentieth Century'
• Love of nature chronicled in 'colors of the wild'
• Ford City seeks to regain series edge
• Refinancing means $425,000 savings for Apollo-Ridge
• Traffic control needed for Freeport Bridge renovation
• Upper Burrell taxes won't rise, supervisors pledge
• Arnold warehouse gets go-ahead with zoning variances
• New scam involves lottery winnings
• Acute care facility to open in Allegheny Valley Hospital
• Wildwood Avenue tree trimming OK'd in Verona
• Freeport girls soccer team snaps 2-game skid
• Leechburg freshman advances in golf's postseason
• Plum tennis standout draws attention
• Alle-Kiski spotlight game: Week 5
• The Birdie: Week 5
• Spotty rain produces average crop yield
• Kiski Area School District options whittled
• Harrison prohibits subdividing homes for apartments
• Teachers' union rejects request to return, board says
• Decision day on field at Pivik Elementary
• Kittanning golfers achieve program first
• New golf tournament presents new opportunities
• Guido: Coaches keep moving up
• Alle-Kiski spotlight athletes: Evan Garda and Kayla Zboran
• Kiski Area boys soccer pursues first section title
• Valley Tuesday takes
• EPA to test for nuke waste beyond Parks Township waste dump
• Kittanning golfers eye WPIAL final
• Valley staying positive despite struggles
• Tarentum fire raises suspicions
• Director of the Carnegie Hero Fund searches to find, reward heroes
• Sheldon Park residents show they won't tolerate violence
• Donation redirected to aid Aspinwall fire company
• Plum fire department weighs expansion alternative
• Garage, groceries on Plum's town center steering committee's list
• Kiski Area grad Reid smashing for Youngstown State
• The 'Scare Man' of West Deer returns -- big time
• Church offers free class designed to enrich marriages
• Region's libraries feel budget pinch
• Dry weather may make fall colors less vibrant
• Kids often balk at school lunches that meet guidelines
• Schatz outduels McMahan at Lernerville
• Fox Chapel's Wilson cleared to return
• AFC North offenses looking inept
• Down at the YMCA, free fitness and play
• Early goal carries Springdale to win
• Freeport Area ponders future of secondary schools
• $3.5 million makeover excites Owens Field spectators
• Top law enforcement, housing officials focus on Sheldon Park
• Railroad tracks have Harrison officials cross
• Part of Route 910 in West Deer to close for at least 1 month
• Sheldon Park residents plan to put emphasis on positive
• Springdale surges past Northgate
• Sheldon Park residents, police push back against crime
• Avonworth makes quick work of Leechburg
• Trio nabbed shortly after Cheswick tavern robbery
• Knoch pulls away from Fox Chapel
• Highlands hangs on, deflates Kittanning
• Queasy feeling for Burrell
• Kiski Area earns 1st win
• Hampton collects first conference victory
• Apollo-Ridge falls in new-look home
• Stout defense key for Ford City
• Penn Hills capitalizes on mistakes
• Parking meter changes approved in Apollo
• Roof repairs under way at New Ken-Arnold multipurpose building
• Lawsuit against New Ken-Arnold dismissed in fatal crash
• Allegheny Valley gets OK to construct sewer line
• Springdale Polish Club says patrons targeted by police
• State mediator calls meeting in Allegheny Valley teachers strike
• Local tennis players fall on first day
• Freeport's Lynch learns on the fly
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Teacher, coach settles in as Valley AD
• Arnold firefighter, 19, charged with arson
• Sides to meet in Allegheny Valley strike
• Buffalo Township water charge increase expected with upgrade
• Dollar General gets approval to build store in Buffalo Township
• Apollo-Ridge's new $3.5M Owens Field to debut Friday
• Kiski Valley authority board OKs rate hike
• The Birdie: Week 4
• Through the years: Week 4
• Amish Comic reaps benefits of taking his act off the farm
• JAMM Session -- family fun at Beechwood Farms
• Valley tennis standout eyes WPIAL crown
• Burrell, Freeport share many similarities
• Alle-Kiski players to watch, Week 4
• Alle-Kiski spotlight game: Week 4
• West Deer woman held in Tennessee killing
• Tennis court idea for Allegheny Valley use falls through
• Harrison to get Alle-Kiski Valley's second Goodwill store
• Ches-A-Rena legal troubles worry Cheswick officials
• Fox Chapel sisters shine at WPIAL qualifier
• Knoch defense stepping up, too
• Week 4 Alle-Kiski football preview
• Owens Field will re-open Friday
• Bugs raise stink throughout region
• Apollo-Ridge prepping for home opener
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Springdale ties GCC in soccer showdown
• Highlands fires girls volleyball coach Mangieri
• Kiski Area board backs expanded tax-break area
• Violence, achievement targeted in Highlands School District
• Sixth Avenue work under way in Tarentum
• Allegheny Valley teachers can strike until Oct. 13, state says
• Kiski Valley sewage authority expects close vote
• Highlands responds to coach's firing
• Leechburg pair ties for first at qualifier
• Riverview enjoys playing Oakmont
• Alle-Kiski spotlight athletes: Kory Wood and Madison Moro
• Deer Lakes grad Koerbel changes mind-set
• Valley grad Clemons catches first collegiate TD
• Wary Gilpin board OKs book store
• Community spirit motivates food bank's New Kensington benefactor
• New Kensington-Arnold delays athletic director Campbell's hearing
• Fall festival at Penn State New Ken promises fun for everyone
• Verona police Officer Zanella always wanted to be a police officer
• Hoss' public defender recalls fearing violent client
• 'Born loser's' hit-list terrorized local police
• Stanley Hoss' evil still haunts Valley
• Freeport wins conference opener
• Arnold man finds himself surrounded by Steelers' fans
• 'Light Up Night' phrase costs $100 per use
• Big plays doom Leechburg
• Indiana hammers Highlands
• Knoch crushes Valley
• Fox Chapel scores 1st victory
• Springdale stomps OLSH
• Burrell whips West Shamokin
• Medrad employees volunteer across region in Day of Caring
• Plum council backs $1.1M senior center update
• Pair wants school board, striking teachers to address public
• Knoch to add bowling program
• Hand-crafted quilts get to the CORE of the matter
• Summit Academy stomps Apollo-Ridge
• Book examines brutal Tarentum killer
• Plum tennis star retires in section finals
• Convicted sex offender charged in Oakmont assault
• Peters Township thumps Kittanning
• Ford City dominates Deer Lakes
• Crossroads Plaza plan revived in Lower Burrell
• Hearing postponed for New Ken mom accused of DUI
• Harmar council limits gas well drilling limited
• No talks between teachers, Allegheny Valley scheduled
• Kids hunger for more school lunch at Highlands
• County got push to get Leechburg pool deal done
• Leechburg Area retains superintendent Budzilek
• Leechburg Area Pool gets 'huge' tax break
• Oakmont council rejects oak trees-saving proposal
• West Deer warehouse project approved despite objections
• Allegheny Valley teachers strike
• Kiski water authority delays vote on increase
• Allegheny Valley teachers strike under way
• Valley tennis star wins section title
• Kiski Area volleyball goes co-ed
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Freeport-Shady Side game postponed
• Lucy spoof brings a bit of mystery to Leechburg
• Fresh and fine, Oakmont Deli delights the pallete
• Alle-Kiski spotlight game: Week 3
• Injury clouds Plum junior's goals
• Sabers' Wing T is Lancers' big concern
• Penn's Colony Festival: Historic past made entertaining
• Church building preservationists hail judge's action
• 11 Alle-Kiski schools report progress in state tests
• Braeview Volunteer Fire Company to disburse
• Convenience store, car dealership Arnold bound
• Harvest Jubilee toasts Avonmore's first settler
• Knoch girls soccer stuns Deer Lakes
• Kiski Valley authority ponders how to split $28M bill
• Highlands mixing in 'Wildcat' formation
• Shoop's owner 'dad' to many in Springdale
• Week 3 football preview
• Allegheny Valley teacher strike's still on for Thursday
• Week 3 players to watch
• Solicitor gathers information on potential drilling ordinance
• The Birdie: Week 3
• Obama's talk sounds familiar to Riverview students
• Har-Brack routs Oakmont in debut under lights
• Freeport gives coach first victory
• Knoch boasts high-powered attack
• Alle-Kiski spotlight athletes: Matt Barto and Emily Lawson
• Springdale coaches will honor strike
• Plum closes in on 300th victory
• New Buffalo Township police car will be marked
• Township hotline will check on well-being of elderly
• Highlands School District eases limits on purse size
• Brick streets to continue in Oakmont
• Arnold businessman helps troops stay clean
• New Kensington to cut trash bill penalty
• Allegheny Valley talks falter, but no strike notice issued
• Valley girls tennis team stays undefeated
• Campus clippings
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Kiski Area rallies for win
• Trio of cyclists duel during StrongLand
• Tax abatement area might be expanded for Kiski Area school board
• Jurors in jeans? Depends on Alle-Kiski Valley judge
• Alle-Kiski Valley college clippings
• Festival showcases Freeport community and its organizations
• Quilts to be documented at Freeport Area Library
• Highland youth coach Bushman fights two battles
• Kittanning man charged in robbery
• House candidates in 60th go door to door for voters' ideas
• Blawnox balks at further revamping public address rules
• Blind Upper Burrell man creates awe-inspiring gardens
• Social media pose dilemma for teachers
• Freeport changes fortunes with 57-0 romp
• Plum powers through Kittanning
• Ford City surges in 2nd half
• Junked cars prompt threat of legal action in Buffalo Township
• Tour de StrongLand aims for safer race
• Allegheny Township woman allegedly fires rifle in fight
• Allegheny Valley School District teacher strike looms
• Highlands senior honors brother's memory
• Butler cyclist repeats at Tour de Strongland
• Apollo-Ridge falls to Washington
• Fundraiser aids Kiski coaches
• Workers proud of Ludlum's key role
• Patriots reflect on past, future
• At 50, Bagdad Works looks ahead
• New Kensington council OKs sale of 2 city properties
• Consol to go horizontal with 3 new wells at reservoir
• District: Valley Memorial Stadium mold 'not threat'
• Allegheny Township theater's final scene may save lives
• Hot patch to get Brackenridge alleys through cold stretch
• Burrell falls hard to KO
• Lawniczak gives Avonworth a boost
• Riverview rolls over Leechburg
• Fox Chapel falters after strong 1st half
• Knoch knocks off Albert Gallatin
• Deer Lakes' defense bends, doesn't break
• Hollidaysburg dominates Valley
• Tour de Strongland set for this weekend
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Burrell boys basketball coach resigns
• Area teams deal with smaller rosters
• Poke Run church divided
• Spotlight game: Leechburg at Riverview
• South Butler superintendent opening filled
• Township pushes for Labellevue-356 intersection upgrade
• Ex-Plum school board member, newcomer file for Logan's seat
• Sheldon Park shooting victim fails to cooperate
• Rules drafted for gas drilling in Upper Burrell
• Plum girls soccer downs Kiski Area
• Week 2 Alle-Kiski football preview
• Burrell goes to no-huddle look
• The Birdie: Week 2
• Through the years: Week 2
• Jerry's Custard delights with cool sweet treats
• 'Company man' joins Saxonburg Fest for its silver year
• O'Donnell named Knoch girls basketball coach
• Urgent Care Center being built by UPMC in Heights Plaza
• Plum looks to build off opening win
• 3 charged after fight at New Ken tavern spills into street
• New Kensington business ventures displease residents
• Plan of action on Kiskia Area schools may be fast-tracked
• Frazer officials: Plant mall trees before Christmas
• Experts: Sycamore Island river ecosystem 'improving'
• Springdale may hire borough manager
• Freeport continues early-season roll
• Guido: Getting acquainted with nonconference foes
• COPD education classes offered
• Burrell star rejoins football team
• 200-pound part falls from Tarentum Bridge
• Loughner sets Saint Vincent TD mark
• Kiski Area skater Wilson flourishes
• Some Valley towns to save on road salt
• County program aims to help troubled youth
• Sculpture of steel worker to highlight Natrona Heritage Park
• Plum school bus riders face crackdown
• New Kensington sister's plight inspires musician's benefits
• Fall-like weather boosts Labor United crowd
• Perennial question in West Deer: Build or fix?
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Brackenridge native Mangini to headline one-woman show
• Future is now for Kiski girls golf team
• New focus for Plum squash player
• Allegheny Valley Concert Association offers patrons plenty of talent
• Tri-City Life Center expands outreach to Alle-Kiski Valley
• Prime Aspinwall riverfront parcel won't be paved for parking
• Brackenridge's Salvation Army hosts 'Back-To-School Bash'
• Off-road vehicle boon for Plum fire crew
• Big 'oops' spikes Pivik Elementary School cost by $2M
• 5 hurt, 2 critically, in Freeport Road wrecks
• PSNK soccer team wins home debut
• Valley players doing OK after injuries
• Butler County Prison litigation settled
• Rt. 28 work hasn't hurt home sales
• Hospital buys Buffalo Township land, plan not finalized
• No home room means longer lunch in Freeport Area
• Butler commissioner Kennedy won't run for another term
• New Kensington-Arnold policy may deal with computer use
• New Ken-Arnold's multipurpose building's air determined safe
• Mentor remains the teacher at Lernerville
• Indiana runs over Apollo-Ridge
• Baldwin blows out Fox Chapel
• Brentwood stymies Deer Lakes
• Injuries overshadow Burrell's win
• Interceptions help Ford City crush Kittanning
• Highlands halts Freeport
• Carmichaels runs over Leechburg
• Murrysville couple thwarts scam attempt
• Laurels & Lances
• Fugitive found hiding in New Kensington 'spider hole'
• Penn State New Ken sessions provide business voice, ear
• Tarentum traffic stop yields heroin arrest
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Apollo-Ridge superintendent: Situation 'blown out of proportion'
• Valley star adjusts to new positions
• Highlands coach faces former team
• Mold closes multipurpose building to Valley High students
• South Butler project finished in time for students
• Ex-jail guard, 11 more charged with drug offenses
• West Leechburg dam leveled; anti-erosion piping next
• Decisions of Westmoreland County judges
• New Ken, Pittsburgh men face drug charges
• Plum School District braces for loss of $258,000
• Brackenridge American Legion serves up delicious take-out
• WPIAL denies Wilson's eligibility
• Valley coach up to the challenge
• Springdale sophomore proves he has bite
• Girls soccer weathers season of change
• Man tried to 'scare cops' with gun, Vandergrift police say
• Decisions of Westmoreland County judges
• Boy, 12, injured in New Kensington while riding bike
• Attendees at Altmire's town hall meeting vent anger
• Allegheny Ludlum shuts down Natrona melt shop
• Verona opts for tougher rental ordinances
• Featured games, Week 1
• The Birdie: Week 1
• Moyes has seen both sides of rivalry
• Through the years: Week 1
• United Celebration is a labor of love for organizers, performers
• 90-plus summer days at 12 and counting
• Freeport sewage tap-in fee may be adjusted
• Harrison bank robbery suspect pleads guilty
• UPMC request for MRI imaging center in Harrison approved
• Indiana, West Deer traffic impact fees plan gets OK
• Fix explored to alleviate Natrona Heights flooding
• Allegheny Valley teachers work amid threat of strike
• Springdale adjusts to new soccer coach
• Riverview QB adjusts to new role
• Local media offer blanket coverage
• Woman accused of trying to seriously harm ex-husband
• Walkway at Swartz field nearly finished
• At Edgewater Steel, workers felt like family
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Plum senior makes name at cornerback
• Apollo-Ridge football players suspended
• Freeport coach doesn't expect slippage in play
• Kittanning bridge transformed for movie
• Leechburg Area Pool supporters get a break on mortgage payment
• Highlands grad Sinclair ready for sophomore season
• Leechburg senior Miller honors grandfather's legacy
• Friday night boccie keeps Allegheny Township man active
• Alle-Kiski Valley musicians offer talents in tribute concerts
• Penn State New Kensington set to open fall sports season
• Saxonburg ceramics show sets the table for art
• Missing O'Hara woman found mile from rehab facility
• Brothers escape Brackenridge house fire
• Lack of contract hangs over first day of Allegheny Valley schools
• Kittanning's offensive depth offset by QB situation
• Dream of 'nicer commute' genesis of Route 28
• Kiski's lofty goals require uphill climb
• Paramedic's interference trial may be first in Pennsylvania
• Highlands refuses to be pushed around again
• Searchers scour O'Hara for brain-injured woman
• Freeport lays it on the line
• Springdale man thrills children with life-size Candy Land
• Fox Chapel's depth is question mark
• Ford City wants winning feeling again
• Deer Lakes zeros in on playoff drought
• Plum honors hometown heroes McAfee, Umberger
• Plenty of openings at Burrell
• As season approaches, the Birdie gets physical
• Apollo-Ridge hopes to restore winning feeling
• Sibling duo anchors Knoch defense
• Academic shortcomings limit Valley's roster
• Trio of local RBs use different styles, get similar results
• Kiski Area senior Aaron Frye serves many roles
• Springdale seeks historic goal
• No freebie: Former superintendent being paid
• Riverview hopes to maintain perfect balance
• Pair arrested in Allegheny Township abduction, robbery
• Plum seeks second-year boost
• Bridge work could delay Winfield sewer project
• Knoch may present more balanced offense
• Harmar, Indiana squabble over 'death trap' road
• Senior-laden Leechburg senses positive change
• Elderton Junior Senior High dusts off welcome mat
• Fundraisers planned to try to keep Leechburg Area Pool afloat
• Apollo council won't let meters nickel-and-dime parkers
• Arnold felon held for trial on weapons charge
• Man, 18, returns from Dallas to face molestation charge
• Judge may rule on New Ken-Arnold School District AD
• New Ken-Arnold School board won't budge on athletes' grades
• Vaccine-laced fishmeal spread to protect raccoons from rabies
• MRI center eyed for UPMC's Harrison facility
• Atwood at ease for Kittanning
• School districts shoot for 3rd round of Race to the Top funding
• Frugal Leechburg sets sights on surplus
• Suspect takes tumble reaching for gun, Vandergrift police say
• Valley's interim AD aims to provide stability
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• All Stars ready to run again
• Titles within reach at Lernerville
• Men's basketball coach steps down at Penn St. New Kensington
• Plum's Novak juggles 2 sports
• Italian, American fare shines at Curanjo's in Leechburg
• It's a collectors world for Arnold enthusiast
• Multi-threat QB boosts Valley's hopes
• 2 arrested in county drug sweep
• Parks residents press Army corps on toxic dump cleanup
• Properties could return to New Kensington tax rolls
• Former New Ken police officer settles for $135,000
• Students may use new Springdale school earlier than anticipated
• ACLU threatens suit against Blawnox council
• Guido: Class AAAA football had dramatic impact
• Apollo-Ridge hopes refinancing reaps $300,000
• New Ken residents use petition to put bar on notice
• Decisions of Westmoreland County judges
• Riverview district joins in TIF study
• Freeport star to have increased role
• Local lineman switches schools
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Fox Chapel linemen forge sturdy bond
• Kiskimere residents eager for nuclear waste answers
• Talent-laden Valley among WPIAL's best
• Ford City kicker Huska's powerful leg draws raves
• Tarentum bikers try to create rumble for good cause
• West Deer EMS left in limbo about financial aid
• Brick repair project in Aspinwall OK'd
• Plum school staff members leave no complaint behind
• Charity goes from local clothing ministry to international missions
• German basketball standout goes home
• More Mormons
• Flood plains
• Adoption brought top golfers together
• Capan prepares for position switch
• Apollo-Ridge officials say Owens Field renovation remains on schedule
• Northern Westmoreland student allowed to finish her education there
• Compounding factors affect Alle-Kiski Valley teachers' compensation
• West Deer closer to requiring new business fee
• New Kensington Civic Theatre to share stage with Penn State students
• Brackenridge water gets health OK despite pollution alert
• Public comment appeal fought in Blawnox case
• Allegheny Valley School District's sewer connection could be costly
• Decisions of Westmoreland County judges
• Sheetz may be coming soon to former theater in Cheswick
• Alle-Kiski Connector Bridge project not dead
• Harmar Township wants Pier No. 5 down
• Holtgraver comes up big at Lernerville
• More championships added to WPIAL golf
• Cesspool of immorality
• Burrell RB ready for bigger role
• Former hoops star gives back to community
• Racing season hits final stretch
• Sarver credits success to strong crew
• VND blew it II
• And I'm a Mormon
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• DEP says not to worry about substance in river
• Apollo-Ridge implements new offense
• Leechburg man jailed on forgery, theft charges
• Hearings set for suspended New Kensington-Arnold athletic director
• New Kensington man faces more sexual assault charges
• Part-time officer added to Tarentum civil suit
• Freeport stays with road salt provider
• County awaits DEP's blessing on stormwater plan
• Burrell School District to probe gas drilling intentions
• New Kensington soldier returns home to hero's welcome
• Teachers union hints at possible Allegheny Valley school strike
• Deer Lakes ponders parochial school busing
• Tight finances keep Brackenridge street repairs in limbo
• Cheswick officials tire of trouble at Ches-A-Rena
• Electric rates to remain steady in Tarentum
• Springdale council wants option to hire manager
• Ar-Ken youth football strives to put troubles in past
• Robert Kost presents his first exhibition at Allegheny Valley Hospital
• Alle-Kiski band finds niche as Fleetwood Mac tribute group
• QB leaving Valley for Fox Chapel
• Hot Dog Guys still sizzling in Lower Burrell
• Alleged tipsy driver faces more charges after tussle
• Prep work begins for Freeport Bridge project
• New golf coach takes over at Freeport
• Apollo-Ridge seeks Owens Field items
• New Ken council delays OK of road maintenance pact
• Allegheny Township website expected to go online soon
• Prospect Street sewer project nears completion
• Brackenridge's Bell Hardware store to close to allow job-rich expansion
• Indiana Township group targets litter with 'Redd Up' event
• Plum council votes 3-2 to hire Massaro Construction Management
• Plum's Oblock Junior High School gets new roof
• O'Hara's Squaw Valley pond welcomes young anglers again
• Deer Lakes hires O'Neil as athletic director
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Valley, Kittanning football enter AAA arena
• New Kiski Area elementary reading program put on hold
• Work completed on environmentally friendly parking lot
• Highlands school board names Latess superintendent
• Allegheny Valley teachers offer plan to board
• Gilpin pool board pleads for donations
• Vandergrift's Festival focuses on 'famiglia,' food, fun
• Trinity Jazz Orchestra ends Freeport church's concert series
• Kiski Area student breaks through
• Lower Burrell council wants Braeview details
• Owners of former Armstrong nuke plants respond to lawsuits
• Critz, chamber agree: Jobs, infrastructure key to business
• Pastor celebrates 30 years in pulpit at Buffalo Township church
• At Deer Lakes, starting early means beginning late
• Bell plane crash report to be released next week
• Area flood plains redefined
• Valley High's water meter system upgraded
• Trio of area men charged in Allegheny Township burglary
• AKMC gender bias suit settled out of court
• Dream of Harrison 'mayor' keeps his memory alive
• Tarentum festival celebrates 'Everyday Heroes'
• Fawn water authority payment withheld over hydrants
• No contest for Satterlee at Lernerville
• 2009 Plum grad to play at Seton Hill
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• Tri-City cancels Thursday Thunder
• 16-year-old making impact at Lernerville
• Book ranks state's best HS hoops stars
• Buffalo Township police want new car to be unmarked
• Apollo sewer-separation project hits halfway mark
• Alleged New Kensington gunman waives charges to court
• Burrell school board OKs painting, cleaning changes
• Officials hope to relocate New Kensington group home
• Kiski Area savings could buy elementary reading book
• Brackenridge Water Authority OKs treatment update
• Festival at Hartwood to spotlight 'green' living
• Tuesday Evening Meal & Ministry
• Flea-Tique at Bull Creek

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