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By John Rectenwald [email protected] The Elizabeth School District is purchasing $227,000 in Apple computers for students, faculty and administrators. At a voting meeting Wednesday, the EF school board unanimously approved motions to acquire 249 MacBook […]

Natalie Bowser, 3, enjoyed the spring-like weather Tuesday afternoon at the Monessen City Park playground. She was there with her mother, Lauren Bowser of Monessen.

By TAYLOR BROWN [email protected] Custodial staff members were honored for their hard work and dedication during a Charleroi Area School Board meeting Tuesday night. To read the rest of the story, please see a copy […]

By John Rectenwald [email protected] John Morgan has been dealing in used furniture and antiques for more than 20 years on Rostraver Road. To read the rest of the story, please see a copy of Wednesday’s […]

By JEFF STITT [email protected] Inspired by a recent fire at a McKeesport public works garage, council in White Oak — McKeesport’s neighboring municipality — last month directed its engineer to look into what it would […]

By JEFF STITT [email protected] The high school band and cheerleaders at South Allegheny did their part to get the student body pumped Tuesday as the boys basketball team heads to the PIAA 3A quarterfinal game. […]

Students at Frazier Elementary Center celebrated Pi Day (3-14) Monday by taking part in a fundraiser. The PTO sold whipped cream “pies” to be thrown at teachers and staff. The organization sold 2,337 pies and […]

By JEFF STITT [email protected] White Oak’s borough manager told council Monday that PennDOT hasn’t provided an official projection for the reopening of a portion of Lincoln Way. To read the rest of the story, please […]

By the MVI California University of Pennsylvania faculty offered their perspectives on the Russian invasion of Ukraine during a panel discussion Monday. To read the rest of the story, please see a copy of Tuesday’s […]

By TAYLOR BROWN [email protected] While Charleroi Borough Council claims it has not received any reimbursement as promised for a portion of Joe Manning’s salary when he served as borough manager, the Department of Community and […]