West Mifflin grad turning heads at PSU
Apr 21Sweeping changes to a football program long hailed as stable or derided as staid has resulted in a transformation for Penn State offensive tackle Adam Gress. »
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West Mifflin Area hires solicitor
Apr 20The law office of Maiello Brungo & Maiello was hired by way of a 6-3 vote at a regular school board meeting Thursday. School officials said the firm's Al Maiello will serve as the board's regular solicitor. »
Duquesne BOC looks to tuition more students
Apr 20Duquesne City School District's state-appointed Board of Control on Thursday directed its officials "to explore any and all possibilities of tuitioning its secondary students in grades 7-8." »
Duquesne district seeks grade change
Apr 20Duquesne City School officials are seeking approval from the state to alter the educational program in an attempt to keep the district operating for at least one more year. »
Big second inning turns tide in McKeesport victory
Apr 17McKeesport overcame an early deficit thanks in large part to a five-run second inning and rolled over Canon-McMillan. »
West Mifflin rallies past Montour
Apr 14West Mifflin did the improbable when it came back from three runs down in its final at-bat against Montour to tie the game and send it to extra innings. »
Kennywood: Beer won't change family theme
Apr 13If Kennywood begins to sell beer, the West Mifflin amusement park will maintain the family-friendly reputation that it established more than a century ago, a spokesman said. »
Meadows completes 1,400-car garage in expansion
Apr 12A 1,400-car garage, the first phase of a $25 million expansion project at The Meadows & Casino in Washington County, has been completed. »
Kings Family Restaurants seeking trademark protection
Apr 11McKeesport-based Kings Family Restaurants claims in a federal lawsuit filed today that a Blaine, Wash., marketing company is trying to force it to stop using its Royal Rewards customer loyalty program. »
JazzLive International lineup set for Arts Festival
Apr 05JazzLive International, a festival within the Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival, will feature two days of free music preceded by a club "crawl" June 1 to 3. »
Duquesne board delays meeting after complaints
Apr 03A meeting of the state-appointed Duquesne City School District Board of Control regarding the future of the district originally set for Thursday has been rescheduled for April 19. »
Meeting on Duquesne school district's future rescheduled
Apr 02A meeting of the state-appointed Duquesne City School District Board of Control regarding the future of the district originally set for Thursday has been rescheduled for April 19. »
Diocesan official: Closings of Catholic schools not likely last ones
Apr 02Last weekend the diocese, citing declining enrollment and increased costs, announced it will close two schools in the East Hills and merge a school in McKeesport into one in White Oak. »
McKeesport home gives girls place to bloom
Mar 29Pittsburgh Bishop David A. Zubik on Wednesday said a McKeesport home renovated for at-risk girls and women should be a place of peace and nurturing. »
Duquesne board seeks change of date for state talk
Mar 28The Duquesne City School District Board of Control will attempt to reschedule a special meeting the state Department of Education plans to hold on Holy Thursday to discuss the future of the beleaguered district. »
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