Local News : Won Car By Donating To United Way
Gary Ratkiewicz is the recipient of the ultimate holiday gift - a new car thanks to his donation to the United Way of Westmoreland County 2005 fall campaign. Ratkiewicz, and his wife Audra were on hand for the Dec. 14th drawing of the campaigns top prizes: a deluxe gas grill donated by Dominion Transmission; and a 55-inch big screen television, donated by Sony Technology Center. Nancy Kukovich, president of the United Way of Westmoreland County, said three area dealerships stepped forward this year to donate the car: the Smail Family of Dealerships, Toyota of Greensburg, and Sendell Motors.
Local News : Computer Repair Person Needed
HighVision is looking for an experienced computer repair technician to work flexible hours at our busy Computer Service Center.
Local News : Looking For Arnold High School Graduates
The 1961 Class of Arnold High School is looking for four classmates to notify of a class reunion. Scheduled for August 6, 2006, help us find these classmates.
Local News : Flu Shot Clinic Scheduled
Flu shots will be available on December 29 at Destination Wellness,a community health and wellness education resource center sponsored by Alle-Kiski Medical Center.
Local News : Safety Tips Vital During Holiday Season
AKMC Physician Stresses Importance of Avoiding Holiday Safety Traps. Safety in and around the home should not be left to chance during this time of year, according to the director of emergency services at Alle-Kiski Medical Center.
Local News : Auditions To Be Held
The Armstrong Community Theater will be holding auditions on Saturday January 7th, 2006 for their upcoming Broadway Variety Show. The auditions will run from 12 pm until 4 pm at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Kittanning.
Local News : ADVERTISING SALES HELP WANTED
We are in need of another Advertising Sales Representive for Alle-Kiski Today monthly magazine. Part or full time position open. We offer: competitive compensation; base salary plus commission; car allowance; plus benefit opportunity. If you are experienced with advertising or general sales, we need you today! Immediate interviews for qualified persons. Position is open to be filled now.
Local News : Cheertrix Wins at Allegheny Regional
Cheertrix Athletix Center's competitive cheerleading squads competed at the Allegheny Regional Cheerleading Competition, Sunday, December 11 at Slippery Rock University. The competition was sponsored by U.C.A.
Local News : A Saltsburg Christmas At the Haddens
Victorian Ladies and Gentlemen, Christmas carols, Holiday cards nearly a century old, and Professor Foster's Amazing Picture Book made for a nice evening at the Saltsburg Area Historical Society's Hadden House Stone Museum in Saltsburg. It was a cold snowy night at the Society's Light-Up Night Festivities but we were made warm and welcome inside the Hadden House. I think you will be warmed too in this 20 minute brief look at the Stone House Museum and Saltsburg Historical Society. Watch the video here on Alle-Kiski Today.
Local News : Cold Temperatures, Shoveling Snow Put Strain on Heart, Body
AKMC Physicians Offer Advice on Dealing with Winter's Fury
Local News : Living Nativity on December 10 & 11, 2005
The Presbyterian Church of Plum Creek invites the community to attend the Living Nativity and experience the true story of Christmas.
Local News : SUGAR PLUM DAYS
Sugar Plum Days December 7, 9, 10 & 11. Plum Borough in cooperation of many community organizations and businesses celebrate the holiday!
Local News : Skate Park Benefit Concert this Friday
The Westmoreland Street Park Alliance [http://digbig.com/4fmgh] and Westmoreland County Community College are sponsoring a benefit concert on Friday, December 2, 7:00-11:00 pm, to raise funds for the construction of the Regional Skate Park project at Twin Lakes Park.
Local News : Initial meeting planned for Alzheimer's support group
The Alzheimer’s Support Group of Alle-Kiski Medical Center will have an informational meeting on Wednesday, November 30, at Destination Wellness (store 556) at the Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills.
Local News : Fire Victims Fundraiser Benefit
A Fire Victims Fundraiser Benefit is to be held December 10th for Vandergrift fire victims a family with four children.
Local News : Six Students From St. Joseph High School Now at Saint Vincent College
Six students out of the total graduating class of 35 at St. Joseph High School in Natrona Heights are now freshmen at Saint Vincent College in Latrobe.
Local News : Shopping Aches, Pains Can Be Avoided
Alle-Kiski Medical Center Physician Says Proper Body Mechanics Can Help Prevent Holiday-Related Injuries.
Local News : Local Sailor Inducted as 100th Member
Brett Newbould has been inducted as the hundreth member of the Skyview Radio Society. He is the son of Rich Newbould who has been a member for a number of years. His son Brett is on active duty in the Navy and is in Iraq. Like his father, he is an avid Amateur Radio operator. While Brett was stationed in California, he and Rich would often keep in touch via Ham Radio.
Local News : Fitness Center Expansion Completed
The fitness center expansion at Murrysville Dek Hockey, at 2989 School Road South, has been completed. The facility officially opened on Tuesday, November 1st and features a racquetball court and state-of-the-art weight room.
Local News : New Opening
A new gift shop has opened in Oakmont's shopping district. "Fine Gifts For The Home By Gregg L. Huff Interiors is now open at 803 Allegheny Avenue on the cornor of Archie Street.
Local News : Plum Headed to State SemiFinals
Michael McDade's dramatic goal with 54 seconds remaining secured a 3-2 victory as the Mustangs advance to the Western Finals of the PIAA playoffs.
Local News : Panthers Muzzle Huskies
The Pitt Panthers blanked the University of Connecticut Huskies 24-0 in a football contest Saturday afternoon at Heinz Field. Area high school graduates played on both sides.
Local News : Italian Charm Fundraiser at Apollo Free Methodist Church
The Apollo Free Methodist Church will host an Italian Charms fundraiser on Saturday, December 3, 2005, from 12:00 - 4:00 p.m. in the church fellowship hall. Proceeds will benefit the church.
Local News : Physician to Discuss GERD, Other Ailments
Kenneth Glick, M.D., will talk about "Gut Feelings" at 6 p.m. Wednesday, November 16, at Destination Wellness (store 556) in the Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills, Frazer Township.
Local News : Plan Your Next Event At Crooked Creek
Are you looking for a place to hold your next event? The Armstrong Educational Trust organization has the answer for you and it is the Crooked Creek Environmental Learning Center (ELC). The ELC offers many benefits to a wide variety of groups. The best of all, it is set in a unique environment that offers the best of nature and relaxation.
Local News : Vandergrift Student Named
St. Joseph High School Senior Kegan Borland has been named to the 2005 USA Swimming Scholastic All America Team. He was presented with a certificate by the All America Committee and will receive a pin recognizing his success at maintaining a 4.0 grade point average this year.
Local News : Veterans Day Ceremony
A Veterans Day Ceremony at St. Joseph Cemetery along Freeport Road in Natrona Heights will be held on
Saturday, November 12th at 2:00 PM
Local News : Program to Focus on Baseball Injuries
Allegheny Valley Hospital Sports Medicine will present a course about athletes and shoulder injuries that is designed to educate medical professionals, coaches and parents on the injuries that are common to baseball players.
Local News : College Baseball Players Chosen All-State
Two local WCCC students have been named to the all-state Collegiate Fall Baseball team
Local News : New Phase II Allegheny Woodlands
Allegheny Woodlands announces the opening of Phase II in Allegheny Township. There are fantastic cul-de-sac lots that will accommodate almost any style home. The view is unbelievable from all lots.
Local News : Plum Captures WPIAL Title
The Plum High School Boys Soccer Team Won the WPIAL AAA Soccer Title and Advance to the State Playoffs.
Local News : ADVERTISING SALES HELP WANTED
Get on board with Alle-Kiski Today, the monthly magazine of Alle-Kiski Valley. Apply your sales skills and zeal to our well-established market base for excellent income and advancement opportunity. Read more about a great opportunity.
Local News : Returning Soldiers To Speak At School
Mike Bell and Aaron Thompson, both fathers of Lenape Elementary first-grade students, are returning home from serving in the military in Iraq. Both veterans are scheduled to share stories and photos from Iraq this November 9 with students in the classrooms headed by Juliette Rumbarger and Brian Kovalovsky at Lenape Elementary School.
Local News : FREE THANKSGIVING LUNCHEON AT KITTANNING AREA MIDDLE SCHOOL
People who might be spending Thanksgiving alone or who can’t afford a Thanksgiving meal are invited to a free Thanksgiving luncheon for Armstrong County residents.
Local News : MARCHING FOXES WIN FIRST PLACE AT PIMBA STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
The Fox Chapel Area High School Marching Band recently won first place in its division at the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Marching Band Association (PIMBA) State Championships. The band won first place in the Class AA division and also won awards for “High Music” and “High Visual” for the division.
Local News : Plum Advances to WPIAL Semis
The Plum High School Boys Soccer team advanced to the WPIAL SemiFinals with two convincing victories this week.
Local News : Harrison Hills Park Overlook Restored
Watt's Overlook in Harrison Hills Park has recently been restored with the help of the Alleghany Valley Chamber of Commerce and Friends of Harrison Hills. If you never have visited the park or seen Watt's Overlook, it's time to take a trip. Harrison Hills Park, an Alleghany County Park, is a local gem with playgrounds, hiking, pavilions and much more.
Local News : Greater 28 Super Bowl
Greater 28 Youth Football League, Super Bowl will be this Saturday, October 29, 2005.
Local News : "Gospel River Boys" to perform in New Ken Church
The Logans Ferry Presbyterian Church is pleased to welcome the "Gospel River Boys" for a Southern-Gospel style music concert on Sunday, October 30th at 5:00 PM.
Local News : Hymn Sing at Spring Church Lutheran Church
Spring Church Lutheran Church Hymn Sing to Benefit Meals on Wheels & Apollo Ridge Food Bank
Local News : St. Joseph High School presents "Bang, Bang You're Dead"
St. Joseph High School Drama Department presents a benefit for hurricane relief. "Bang, Bang You're Dead", by William Mastrosimone, is a one-act drama dealing with a broken world that is beyond the power of anyone to fix...except today's generation.
Local News : St. Gertrude Elementary Raises funds`at Penns Colony
St. Gertrude Elementary parents, teachers and students will sell apple cider and cabbage & noodles at Penns Colony winter festival-"Christmas Colony."
Local News : Fine Arts and Crafts Bazaar
Bethel United Methodist Church on Alder Street in Lower Burrell will host a Fine Arts and Crafts Bazaar on November 18 (9-4:30) and November 19 (9-3).
Local News : Christmas with the Burrell Band
The Burrell Marching Band is taking orders thru November 11 for fresh fruit from Florida. This is the band’s annual CHRISTMAS WITH THE BAND fundraiser. TO place an order, please contact a senior high marching band member or you can call 724-335-9307.
Local News : Kiski Lady Cavaliers Soccer Team Rallies to an Explosive Win to Clinch Section Top Spot.
Kiski Area High School Girls Soccer finish their regular season at the top of their WPIAL AAA section. They go on to the first round of the playoffs to play Belle Vernon on 10/25/05 at 6:00 pm at Belle Vernon.
Local News : HALLOWEEN COSTUME PARTY
VFD #2 is holding an over 21 Costume and Dance party. October 21, 2005 from 8PM-1AM
Local News : St. Joseph Parish Oktoberfest 2005
St. Joseph's Parish of New Kensington will be holding their Octoberfest on Saturday, October 29th startying at 5 p.m. Join us with your family, invite your friends and neighbors!
Local News : Valarena Roller Rink . . ""fifty years young"
Roller skating has been like a roller coaster with its peaks and dips . . . but the Valarena has been here for over fifty years.
Local News : WCCC Wins Fall Ball State Championship With Local Touch
The Westmoreland County Community College Baseball team won the Fall PSAA State Championship Sunday with the help of five Kiski and Valley High School grads.
Local News : Do you "body sculpt?
Body Sculpting with Rena at the Valarena on Monday evenings from 7:30 - 8:30.
Local News : Event Planned For Scrap Book Lovers
A Scrap Booking Crop fundraiser event will be held on Sunday, November 13, 2005 from 1pm – 8pm. The event will be held at Rayburn Township Volunteer Fire Department. Evergreen Homes, Inc., a local non-profit agency that cares for individuals with mental and physical disabilities, is holding the event.
Local News : Haunted Walk
The Saltsburg Varsity Girls Volleyball Team is having a "Haunted Walk" on the North Park Trail on 10/29 7-11 & 10/30 6-9. Cost is $3.00/adults $2.00/students & $10.00/family. Concessions 4 sale. The walk is on the new trail which is flat and is sure to scare the heck out of you!
Local News : BAND BASH FOR KATRINA KASH
The St. Michael's, Bethel and Rockville Association of Teens, known as S.M.B.R.A.T., will be sponsoring a band bash for Hurrican Katrina victims.
Local News : History of Protests Talk and Discussion
"Voices of Dissent", an Apollo Memorial Library program with two storytellers followed by a discussion, will be held Monday, 6:30 p.m. at the library. The two stories will cover a Revolutionary plot to overthrow the United States government and place George Washington as King and the second story will relate a Pittsburgh protest over arms being shipped to Louisana and Texas on the eve of the Civil War. A discussion will follow.
Local News : Pitt Sinks South Florida
Pitt withstood a first-quarter storm from South Florida, and surged back Saturday afternoon...
Local News : NORTHMORELAND PARK HOSTS FREE HOBGOBLIN HIKE
The only free event of its kind in the area, the Hobgoblin Hike will be held on Friday, October 21 from 7 – 9 pm at Northmoreland Park in Allegheny Township. The event is sponsored by Westmoreland County Parks and Recreation. The hike will be held rain or shine.
Local News : Country Gospel Service
Country Gospel Service at the
Apollo Free Methodist Church
Local News : Apollo Church Hosts Fall Craft Show and Business Fair
The Apollo Free Methodist Church will host its first annual Fall Craft Show and Business Fair on Saturday, October 15, 2005, from 9:00 - 2:00. Crafts and products from various local businesses will be available for viewing and purchase. This is a great opportunity to do some early Christmas shopping!
Local News : Senior Center October Events
There are many events for senior citizens. The East Vandergrift Senior Citizens Center is very active and offers many programs for senior citizens. Check the October events where there is something for everyone.
Local News : Marching Foxes Compete
The Fox Chapel Area Marching Foxes finished eighth in the finals at the Bands of America Regional Championship after being paced in the finals.
Local News : Country Singer to Appear at the Links
On Friday, October 21st, the Links at Spring Church welcomes Nashville recording artist Joe Patrick. Read on for more details.
Local News : Kiski Area Grads Add Strong Punch to Pitt Victory over Bearcats
The University of Pittsburgh football team delivered a 38-20 wallop to the Cincinnati Bearcats Saturday afternoon at Heinz Field, aided by strong contributions of recent Kiski Area grads Chris McKillop, Adam Gunn and Scott McKillop.
Local News : Salina Bible Church Annoounces Revival Services
Revival services at Salina Bible Church Oct 15th- Oct 19th with Dr. Bob Shelton and Glenn & Jan Christianson providing music
Local News : School Bus Accident Photos
An empty Moore School bus was involved in an accident Wednesday afternoon after being struck by a SUV attemtping to make a left hand turn from Orr Avenue onto Route 356 in Allegheny Township. We have a series of photos submitted by Scott Brunermer of the Kenneth R. Sloan Insurance Agency in Apollo.
Local News : Kiski Area Crowns Homecoming Queen
Kiski Area crowned Ashley Zalewski Homecoming Queen during halftime of its football game with McKeesport on September 30th. Watch the video of the halftime Homecoming festivities here.
Local News : Oktoberfest Family Night to Benefit Hurricane Katrina Victims
Third Annual Oktoberfest Family Night, Sponsored by Grace-St. John's Lutheran Parish of Ford City and Manorville will benefit Hurricane Katrina Victims with matching funds by Thrivent for Lutherans.
Local News : Local Students Chosen for Honor Chorus
KA High School Students Chosen for Honors Chorus
Local News : Safety Extravaganza This Sunday
There will be a free "Safety Extravaganza" next Sunday, October 9th between noon and 6 p.m. Be sure to mark your calendar and attend, especially if you have kids at home. There will be many events and opportunities for participation to learn about fire safety and prevention. Many area fire departments and emergency personnel will be participating in this event at Washington Township Volunteer Fire Department. Read on because it is an event you will not want to miss.
Local News : New Kensington Person Named Executive Director
David A. English has joined the Armstrong Educational Trust as Executive Director. A native of New Kensington, English graduated from Valley High School and holds a Bachelors Degree from Allegheny College, Meadville.
Local News : Roast Beef Dinner
Spring Church Lutheran Church is sponsoring a Roast Beef Dinner on October 8, 2005 from 4:00-?
Featuring Roast Beef, Mashed Potatoes/Gravy, Green Beans, Coleslaw, Bread, Desserts, & Beverage.
Local News : Golf Outing to Benefit School
On Saturday, October 15th, CHERISH Classical Christian Academy will host its second golf outing at the Links at Spring Church.
Local News : MusicFest 2005 in North Apollo
On Saturday, October 1st, join us at the Church of God ballfield in North Apollo for an entire day of free music. No matter your taste, there will be something for everybody.
Local News : Pumpkin Patch
The Vandergrift United Methodist Church at the corner of Custer & Lincoln Ave will have a pumpkin sale 18 thru 30 October from 10am to 6pm daily; 12:30pm to 4pm on Sunday. Pumpkins of all sizes with prices as low as $.50. Also indian corn, corn stalks, gourds,& more. Bake sale too.
Local News : Words for Thirds
The Laurel Point Grance supports the National Grange's Words for Thirds Program, also known as The Dictionary Project. Read about this program that puts dictonaries into third graders hands.
Local News : Plum Heritage Series continues with presentation "What's a Buck?" Fur Trading in Colonial Times
Plum Library and Allegheny Foothills Historical Society join in presentation of colonial period fur trade in Western Pennsylvania.
Local News : American Red Cross Blood Drive
Blood Drive in Avonmore on Tuesday, September 27th
Local News : Harvest Festival October 1st
The Allegheny Foothills Historical Society sponsors the annual Harvest Festival at Carpenter Log House on Saturday October 1sr from 11 a.m. ti 5 p.m. Read the story about what events are going to be held.
Local News : Local Person Launches Gymboree
Gymboree® Celebrates 30th Anniversary and Introduces New Early Learning Program with More Classes than Ever Before.
Local News : Skyview Radio Society Participating In Scouting
Skyview Radio Society is proud to be participating in the international scouting event known as JOTA, or “Jamboree On The Air”. We will be working the event from the Skyview clubhouse near New Kensington. Directions to the Skyview clubhouse can be found at www.skyviewradio.net.
Local News : Lorne Matthews Ministries at First Church of God
Lorne Matthews Concert Ministries will be appearing at the First Church of God in North Apollo, PA this October 2nd.
Local News : Learn Parenting Skills This Saturday
Learn parenting skills, tips and techniques
offered in a fun and informative afternoon with
Dr. Ray Guarendi, Clinical psychologist and father of 10. Everyone is welcome to attend this program!
Local News : THE GREAT RACE IS COMING!
Kiski Area Cross Country teams are again presenting the Great Race
Local News : Flashback Friday--Golf and Oldies at the Links
On Friday, September 30, the Links at Spring Church will be hosting Flashback Friday, an exciting evening of golf, dinner and music. Read on for more details.
Local News : Rabies Clinic September 24
Rabies Clinic at Bell Twp. Municipal Building on Saturday, 24 Sept., from 1 to 3 PM.
Local News : Two Area Students Place At College Golf
Penn State New Kensington freshman Joe Reed (Saltsburg H.S.) shot an even-par 72 Friday to take medalist honors and lead the Lions to a third place finish at the Penn State University Athletic Conference Opener at Irem Temple Golf Club, Dallas, Pa., Par 72.
Local News : Miranda Chantelle
Rick & Sherri Crofutt announce the birth of their daughter Miranda Chantell, born at Allegheny Valley Hospital on August 29, 2005. She weighed 6 pounds, 9 ounce.
Local News : MARCHING FOXES WIN FIRST PLACE
The Fox Chapel Area High School Marching Band recently won first place in its division at the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Marching Band Association (PIMBA) Competition. The band won first place in the Class AA division and also swept the awards for “Overall Music,” “Overall Visual,” and “General Effect” for the division.
Local News : LOCAL GOLF TOURNAMENT THE 24th
Play Golf and win prizes while helping others. The Kiski Area Association of Churches First Annual Golf Tournament will be held Saturday, September 24, 1:00 p.m. at the Apollo Elks Country Club. Playing Four Person team 18 hole shotgun scramble, there will be a $300 first place cash equivalent prize, $200 second place cash equivalent prize and a $100 last place (yes, you read right - last place!) cash equivalent prize.
Local News : Schools to Help Hurricane Victims
Nearly 6,200 students in the Armstrong School District could be raising money for Hurricane Katrina survivors in a district-wide relief effort spanning 13 schools.
Local News : PHEASANT HUNT AND YOUTH FIELD DAY
This October 8th, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., at Mammoth County Park in Mt. Pleasant there will be
a Pheasant Hunt and Youth Day. Although some of the early slots for youth are filled, there are 75 more slots open for activities.
Local News : AppleFest In October
Biggest and Best AppleFest ever! Please join us for our annual AppleFest at the North Apollo Church of God on Saturday October 1, 2005. This year`s event features great food, including homemade apple dumplings, apple butter, apple pies, chicken & bicuts, and much more.
Local News : New Initiatives and Construction As School Opens
Major new initiatives and construction greet new and returning students at Armstrong County School District. Read the latest news and learn what is happening throughout Armstrong County School District.
Local News : Apollo Fire Photos
Crystal M. Johnson, 41, and three of her children, Rebecca J. White, 11, Jacob J. Patrono, 5, and Cynthia D. Johnson, 2 died in an early Friday (9/2/05) morning fire at 212 Clifford Avenue, a duplex, in Apollo. Johnson and her children were found in a second-floor front bedroom. Johnson and Rebecca were on the floor, Jacob in a toddler bed and Cynthia underneath.
Local News : Fort Hand Festival Saturday
The Fort Hand Festival in Washington Township is continuing to grow each year and the addition of the Tour de Strongland Bike Race will prove to be an even better weekend this Saturday. Attendance is anticipated to grow significantly this year. The best deal is free admission and free parking for the Festival! There will be enough activities, events, demonstrations, entertainment and exhibits to satisfy everyone and probaby wear you out by the end of the day. You surely will not to miss this year's Fort Hand Festival.
Local News : FOX CHAPEL STUDENTS TO HELP HURRICANE KATRINA VICTIMS
Fox Chapel Area High School students are conducting a bottled water drive for the victims of Hurricane Katrina September 9 and 10, 2005.
Local News : Saltsburg Community Day Saturday
It's going to be a fun filled and full day Saturday September 10th when the Saltsburg Community Day gets underway. Everything gerts underway at 8 a.m. starting with the Town Wide Yard Sales. There will be food booths, crafts, games, chinese auctions, 50/50 raffle, music, "Kiss the Goat" contest and other events going on all day and inbto the evening.
Local News : Area Students Assist Freshmen At St. Vincent
Two area students attending St. Vincent College have been named to the Orientation Committe for supporting incoming freshmen students' curricular and co-curricular successes. Zachary Clark, a junior history manager from Vandergrift and Melanie Wolenter, a senior mathematics major from Cheswick were picked to be student co-chairs of the committee.
Local News : Ireland Trip Planned
Pastor Phil Gustafson of New Hope Ministries is sponsoring a trip to Ireland on Nov. 7-14, 2005 and invites interested folks to join the trip.
Local News : HOPE Center to Begin Volunteer Training
The Alle-Kiski Area HOPE Center will begin its volunteer training Tuesday, September 13. Classes will be held every Tuesday & Thursday from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. ending in November.
Local News : Royal American Circus Comes to Northmoreland Park
Northmoreland Park will host the 26th annual Labor United Celebration on September 4th and 5th. The event will be held from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM each day, with free entertainment, free admission, and free parking.
Local News : 2005 HOME HARVEST SHOW RESCHEDULED FOR SPRING 2006
The Armstrong County Chamber of Commerce is rescheduling its home show for early 2006. The show was scheduled for September 16 -18 at Lenape Technical School.
Local News : Kiski Varsity Cheerleaders Take 1st at Geauga Lake
The Kiski Area Varsity Cheerleaders take 1st Place at the 2005 Geauga Lake Cheer Competition.
Local News : Audubon Society To Permit Deer Hunting
The deer population at the Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania's two nature preserves is getting out of hand. For the first time the Society will permit deer hunting by permit at Todd Sanctuary, located in the Sarver area near the Butler and Armstrong County lines. At Beechwood Farms in the Fox Chapel area, they will permit hunters to drive white tail deer off the natural preserve.
Local News : Two Day Bus Trip To Roscoe Village Offered
The Apollo Area Historical Society is offering a two day bus trip to Roscoe Village in Coshocton, Ohio on October 14th and 15th. Registration deadline is September 12th. The two day trip is $181.00 per person for double or triple occupancy and $228 for single. Costs include bus fare, hotel, one breakfast, one lunch, all admissions, tax and bagge handling.
Local News : Evergreen Homes, Inc holds annual Bowl-A-Thon for individuals with disabilities in Armstrong County
Evergreen Homes, Inc of Ford City is holding their annual Bowl-A-Thon on Saturday, September 17, 2005 at Falcon Lanes in Ford City. The event will be held from 3pm – 5pm. Bowlers are needed to participate in the event. Door prizes will be available to all who bowl as well as pizza and snacks.
Local News : Great Musical Acts At Labor Day Celebration
"Let’s Be Frank", Vogues, DeAnna Dawn Denning, and Henwae Set to Perform at Northmoreland Park. The 2005 Labor United Celebration at Northmoreland Park will host a dynamite lineup of musical artists. The festival, which runs from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM on Sunday, September 4th and Monday, September 5th, will offer many musical performances, all free of charge. Great Entertainment, Music, Food, Arts and Crafts Show, Carnival Rides, Flea Market
and much more. Read the full story and then visit the web site.
Local News : Watching A Dream Unfold
From the time that Steve Callipare first became a volunteer fire fighter for the Oklahoma Fire Department he has wanted to see them get a new hall. And now, twenty-six years later, he is watching his dream unfold. In the building that was once the Oklahoma Elementary School an incredible transformation has taken place. The upper section of the old school has been turned into one of the most beautiful creations that this area has seen.
Local News : RESIDENT WATERFOUL HUNTING SEASON IN COUNTY PARKS
Hunting for resident waterfowl (geese) will be permitted at the lakefront areas of Westmoreland County’s Chestnut Ridge Park, Bridgeport Dam Park, Mammoth Park, Twin Lakes Park, Cedar Creek and Northmoreland Park during the September, November, and December through February hunting seasons. All Federal Law and the Pennsylvania Game Commission Rules and Regulations will be followed.
Local News : Car Show This Sunday
The Road Kings Car Club of Greensburg will again host the August Fun Fest Car Show and Cruise, to be held in conjunction with the August Fun Fest. This family oriented on Sunday, August 14, and features a wide variety of food and entertainment. Admission is free to the public.
Local News : Safety Fair
This August 20th there will be a special Safety Fair for all ages. Covering finger printing of children for identification purposes, bicycle inspections, a bicycle rodeo, fire and safet prevention, it promises to be an interesting afternoon.
Local News : Creativity Festival
The Parks and Recreation Committee of Parks Twp. is sponsoring its second "Creativty Festival" on August 20 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. It's going to be a day of fun and entertainment. Read the whole story and check the schedule out.
Local News : 1st Annual Saltsburg Midget Football Association Golf Outing
The first annual Saltsburg Midget Football Golf Outing will take place Sunday August 14th, 2005 at the Country Meadows Golf Course. A 4 Man Scrambler
Shotgun Start at 8:00 AM.
$45.00 per person
Local News : Local Citizens Participate in Musical Production of Fiddler on the Roof
The Armstrong Community Theater announced today that the following residents of the Kiski Valley will participate in the theater’s production of Fiddler on the Roof on August 18, 19, and 20, 2005 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ford City High School Auditorium. Advanced tickets for the show can be purchased from the performers or by calling 724-548-4920. Tickets will be available at the door each evening. Adult tickets are $15. Children 5-12 and Seniors 65+ are $10. For special rates for groups of 10 or more call the above number.
Local News : AUGUST FUN FEST JUST AROUND THE CORNER
Looking for some free fun and great family entertainment? Cedar Creek Park is the place to be on Sunday, August 14 from 11am – 7pm for the August Fun Fest! This family oriented festival will be open from 11:00am to 7:00pm and features a wide variety of food and entertainment. Admission and parking are both free to the public.
Local News : Peach Festival
Peach Festival at Spring Church Lutheran Church August 20, 2005
Local News : LORA PHILLIPS FOUNDATION TO HOLD SECOND ANNUAL MEMORIAL CLASSIC CAR & MOTORCYCLE RALLY
The Lora Phillips Foundation will hold its second annual Memorial Classic Car & Motorcycle Rally on September 10 at the Freedom Inn in New Kensington, Pennsylvania. The rally celebrates the life of Lora Lee Phillips, who died in an automobile crash in early 1987, as well as honoring those who lost their lives on 9-11 and our troops serving here and abroad.
Local News : $1,000.00 GAS CARD & A NEW CHEVY COBALT
Vandergrift # 2 VFD is currently selling tickets for a chance to win Brand New Chevy Cobalt and a $1,000.00 Gas Card.
Local News : New Weight Room
Valley High School's athletic program got a boost recently when the high school administration put together funding for a new weight room.
Local News : Kiski Township Hosts First Annual Community Day Celebration - Crafters Needed
Kiski Township will host its First Annual Community Day on Saturday, August 27, 2005, from 11:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. at the fairgrounds in Kiski Township. Join us for a car cruise, food, music, and more. Crafters and booths are needed for this event.
Local News : Farmers' Market in Vandergrift
The Vandergrift Improvement Program welcomes shoppers and vendors to a weekly farmers' market, every Thursday, 4-8pm, starting August 11th, in the Columbia Avenue parking lot. Vendors can register by contacting Cynthia Contie at 724-567-5107 or by e-mail at ccontie@visi.com.
Local News : BASIC CANOE CLASS AT TWIN LAKES
On Saturday, July 30, Westmoreland County Parks and Recreation will offer a canoe class at Twin Lakes Park. Former Red Cross certified instructor Dean Pry will teach basic canoe skills from 9 AM to 12 Noon on the Lower Lake.
Local News : Flashlight Drags
Zelienople Airport on Saturday August 20, 2005 for lots of drag racing and fun!
Local News : State Police Area Crash Statistics
The Pennsylvania State Police, Troop A, Kiski Valley unit have issued crash statistics for the first half of 2005 compared to 2004.
Local News : Fishing Tournament! Winners
The Armstrong County Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the winners of its third annual “That Dam Fishing Tournament!” The event was held July 16 & 17 with fishing taking place between Dam 6 and Dam 7 in Kittanning, Pa. Ninety-four sportsmen competed: 33 juniors (age 16 and younger), 37 adults, and 24 entries in the new Bass competition.
Local News : REGISTRATION FORMS AVAILABLE FOR POKER RUN
The sixth annual Five Star Trail Poker Run will be held on Saturday, July 30, and will begin at Lynch Field in Greensburg. The event will start at 9:00 AM with registration opening at 8:15 AM. On-site registration cost is fifteen dollars. All proceeds from this event benefit the Five Star Trail.
Local News : Free Two Hour Gospel Concert
There will be a free 2 hour Gospel music concert held at Connamaugh Dam on Tuesday, August 8th 2005. Bring a chair and enjoy this Southern style music. Come and enjoy and have your Spirit lifted.
Local News : Hyde Park Community Days
Hyde Park Community Days will take place July 29-30-31. The Community Days are sponsored by the Hyde Park Volunteer Fire Department Read the full list of events for the three days.
Local News : 1st Annual Community Appreciation Day
Saltsburg Baptist Church and it's members invite you to join us on Saturday July 23rd from 10 am to 3 pm as we show our appreciation to our community. Saltsburg Fire Dept, American Red Cross, US Armed Forces and more will be among those that will be attending. This is an opportunity for you to support these organizations as well as thank them for their continual sacrifice to our community. We will also be giving away many door prizes and FREE FOOD all day. There will also be a myriad of games for the kids to play. Everything is free. Come join us as we show our appreciation.
Local News : Let the Games Begin!
For the tenth year the Freeport International Baseball Invitational will be holding with games starting on July 19th. Youth baseball teams from throughout the United States and from countries around the world will play over 100 games in five days. The teams comprise two age groups, the Colt League for 15 and 16 year olds and the Legion League for 17 and 18 year olds.
Local News : Fishing Tournament Offers $2,000 in Cash
The Armstrong County Chamber is looking for
sportsmen and women who enjoy competing and having fun for this year's "That Dam Fishing Tournament!" event. Over $2,000 in cash and prizes are guaranteed! This catch & release fishing tournament will take place on July 16 & 17 from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. (both days) between Dam 6 and Dam 7 in Kittanning, Pa.
Local News : Shopping and Charity Benefit Day at Kaufmann's Galleria at New Pittsburgh Mills
This coming Tuesday, July 12th, from 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. is a special charity benefit shopping day at the new Kaufmann's Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills. You will help one of many charities by purchasing a $5.00 ticket that will give you a great discount and be entered into a drawing for a $1000 shopping spree! Children under 12 admitted free with an adult. Our local non-profits keep the $5.00 ticket money, so you not only get to have a great shopping experience at the new Kaufmann's, but you also are helping agencies in our area! There is still time! Read the list of non-profits and full story.
Local News : STATE POLICE BLOTTER
Incident reports by the State Police that have occurred over the last ten days in the Kiski Barracks area.
Local News : Community Funfest
The annual Community Funfest is scheduled for July 16th in Washington Township. Starting at 7 a.m. with a flea market, main activities begin at 10:00 a.m. A special Children Screening program will also be available at no cost. You will not want to miss this event, especially considering that all food is free.
Local News : Allegheny County Homeless Alliance to hold Health Fair
The Allegheny County Homeless Alliance is hosting a Health and Wellness Fair July 12, 2005 from 11 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Heinz Field Coco-Cola Hall. The aim of the health fair is to give low income, at risk children and their families a day to participate in education and fun; however all are welcome to attend.
Local News : Local Christian Rock Band to Hold Concert
THIRST, a local Christian rock band, will appear in concert on Friday, July 22, 2005 at the North Apollo Church of God. The concert will begin at 7:30 PM.
Local News : Freeport Theatre Opens 16th Season
It is time to make merry and raise the spirits in celebration of Freeport Theatre Festival's sweet sixteenth summer season. Children of all ages are welcome in Tim Kelly's, Squad Room, a playful, rollicksome detective caper, vigorously directed by Tom Abbott, not only a veteran actor and director of our community, but a fleet of foot cross country coach at Highlands Senior High School.
Local News : 2005 Annual Riustic Classic Softball Game
2005 Annual Rustic Classic Softball Game to Be Held
Local News : Golf Outing
Come join in a great time. Mannitto Golf Club Saturday July 9th 2005
Local News : Amateur Radio Event This Weekend
Skyview Radio Society in Upper Burrell Township is once again participating in a nation wide Amateur Radio event known as “Field Day” on June 25th and 26th.
Local News : STATE POLICE BLOTTER
Here are some of the latest State Police, Kiski Barracks, reports on area events.
Local News : TWIN LAKES PARK FISHING DERBY RESULTS
11-year-old Byers of Bovard Snags Catch of the Day Honors
Local News : NKCT announces auditions
New Kensington Civic Theatre (NKCT) announces auditions for Neil Simon's "Proposals," which will be presented in August.
Local News : STATE POLICE BLOTTER
State Police reports on area incidents covered by the Washington Township barracks.
Local News : 31st Strawberry Festival
The Burtner House will be hosting its 31rst Strawberry Festival on June 18, from 11am to 5pm.
Local News : FREE FISHING DERBY AT TWIN LAKES PARK
A free fishing derby will be held on Saturday, June 18 at Twin Lakes Park from 8:00am to 3:00pm. The event is sponsored by Westmoreland County Parks and Recreation and the Westmoreland County Sportsmen’s League.
Local News : Concert Series Scheduled at Three County Parks
Over thirty-five free Sunday concerts will be held at Twin Lakes Park (Greensburg), Northmoreland Park (Apollo), and Cedar Creek Park (Rostraver Twp.). A wide variety of music will be offered for your listening pleasure, including country-western, big band, contemporary, and more!
Local News : Vacation Bible School
Davey and Goliath's Circus Spectacular VBS!
Local News : Area Youth Build House in Arnold
Habitat for Humanity Allegheny Valley's Youth United are co-sponsoring a house with American Eagle Outfitters at 2028 Constitution Blvd, Arnold, PA. Groundbreaking is June 10, 2005 at 1:30 p.m.
Local News : Softball Game to Benefit HOPE Center
Team Comcast will be taking on the Shop ‘n Save
Infinity All-Stars (Y108) in a charity softball game to benefit the Alle-Kiski Area HOPE Center.
Local News : Kiski Valley Lancers Golf Outing
The Kiski Valley Lancers Youth Football will hold a fund raiser golf outing on June 11 at the Vandergrift Golf Course.
Local News : Environmental Camps for Kids at Twin Lakes Park
Westmoreland County Parks and Recreation will offer Summer Environmental Programs at Twin Lakes Park once again this year. A variety of camps for children have been designed to cover a myriad of topics! Come experience the fun and get closer to nature in one of Westmoreland’s largest outdoor classrooms – Twin Lakes Park!
Local News : Shopping and Charity Benefit At New Kaufmann's
St. Joseph High School in Natrona Heights is participating in a shopping and charity benefit day at Kaufmann's Galleria in the new Pittsburgh Mills. The event will take place from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on July 12.
Local News : CHAMBER KICKS OFF STUDENT REWARDS PROGRAM
The Armstrong County Chamber of Commerce is
announcing The Student Rewards Program, developed to recognize area students for improving their grades, and encourage them to do their very best at school.
Local News : 1st Annual Saltsburg Midget Football Golf Outing
Saltsburg Midget Football will be hosting their 1st annual golf outing!
Local News : Youth Rummage Sale To Be Held
Outrageous Youth Rummage Sale will be held on Friday June 24 and Saturday June 25, 2005 at the Church of God in North Apollo. Here is an opportunity to scoop-up some great values.
Local News : Festivals of Music Awards
Kiski Area Choirs Receive Awards at the Festivals of Music Adjudication Festival.
Local News : Great Music Scheduled for Super Fun Day, June 5 at Mammoth Park
Three local bands are scheduled to perform at the 2005 Super Fun Day on Sunday, June 5 from 11am to 7pm at Mammoth Park. This event is a family oriented festival with a wide variety of food, entertainment and children’s attractions. Admission and parking are both free to the public.
Local News : S.A.V.E. Walk Sunday
Six victim service agencies along with the National Council of Jewish Women and the Allegheny County District Attorney’s office will hold the second annual Verizon Wireless Strides Against ViolencE (S.A.V.E.) Walk.
Local News : Foundation Classic To Be Held
The Armstrong County Community Foundation 2nd Annual Foundation Classic will be held at Lenape Heights Golf Course on June 20.
Local News : Christian Parody Band To Appear
ApologetiX, the Internationally recognized band, will be appearing at the North Apollo Church of God on Sunday, June 5, 2005 at 7 pm. in a benefit concert for CHERISH Christian Academy. Read the full story and how to get your advanced seats before the concert is sold out.
Local News : Vacation Bible School
The Vandergrift First United Methodist Church at the corner of Custer & Lincoln Avenue will have vacation Bible school on Monday, June 20 to Friday, June 24. Read about the details.
Local News : Tarentum Festival 2005 will be held at the Riverview Park
The Tarentum Festival 2005 will be held at the Riverview Park in Tarentum on Thursday, June 9 through Saturday June 11, 2005.
Local News : Summer Environmental Programs for Youth and Adults at Northmoreland Park
Westmoreland County Parks and Recreation will offer Summer Environmental Programs once again this year at Northmoreland Park. A variety of day camps for children and single day programs for the entire family have been designed to cover a myriad of topics! There is still time to sign up your children.
Local News : KA BOYS 3200m RELAY TEAM GOIN' TO STATES
The Kiski Area Boys 3200 meter relay team has advanced to make it to the PIAA state competition on May 27-28. The boys finished in 4th place at the WPIAL finals on Thursday, May 19 at Baldwin High School with a time of 8:06.57.
Local News : Ryan Hall is an Intern at Beckwith Machinery
Ryan received an outstanding student recognition from his high school last year. He currently works at Three Rivers Trucking Co. in Springdale, PA at night performing . . .
Local News : Westmoreland Skate Park Alliance Formed: Skate Demo Planned
The Westmoreland Street Park Alliance was recently formed with the mission of assisting the Westmoreland County Bureau of Parks and Recreation and its Citizen’s Advisory Board in planning and constructing a Skate Park and support facilities at Twin Lakes County Park. The Alliance came to life from a group of 70 youth and parent supporters that attended the first public meeting on the Skate Park. They have planned a variety of events to promote the construction of the park and assist in raising the funds required to complete the project.
Local News : 2005 Race Season Begins
Local racer is competeing with son during the 2005 season.
Local News : HOPE Center to hold Domestic Violence Forum
The HOPE Center Legal Team will be hosting a Domestic Violence Forum, Tuesday, May 31, 2005, for local law enforcement personnel.
Local News : Annual St. Joseph High School Spartan Scramble golf outing
Hill Crest Country Club in Lower Burrell will be the location for the 13th Annual St. Joseph High School Spartan Scramble golf outing. The event will take place on Monday, June 13, 2005. Registration and pictures will be at 10:30 a.m., with lunch at 11:00 a.m.. The event will kick off with a shotgun start at 12:00 p.m.
Local News : New Baby Arrives
Samantha Hoessler had her baby on May 5,2005. Her name is Gabriella Starr Hoessler. She weighed 5lbs and 10oz.
Local News : Saltsburg Midget Football/Cheerleader sign-up
The Saltsburg Midget Football/Cheerleader Football Association sign-up time is coming this June 5th.
Local News : Annual Strawberry Festival
Boiling Springs presbyterian Church's Annual Strawberry Festival & Bake Sale will be held this coming June 4th.
Local News : Querry Music Productions Announces New Project and Services
Querry Music Productions, a music and multimedia production company in North Apollo, PA, is now offering a wide variety of recording, music production, video production, and web services. Our newest project, entitled "The Hymns Project", is a 3-CD collection of traditional hymns in contemporary settings. Volume 1 will be released on June 27.
Local News : MAJOR BUILDING AND RENOVATIONS FOR ALLEGHENY TOWNSHIP
The Allegheny Township Community Building is undergoing extensive renovations to repair mechanical systems damaged structural areas, to increase meeting room space, provide more parking areas and meet handicap accessibility standards. The facility encompasses about . . .
Local News : KAHS Choir Spring Concert/Parents Meeting
The award winning Kiski Area High School Choir will be having its spring concert on Tuesday evening, May 17 at 7:30 PM in the high school auditorium.
Local News : Kiski Area Choirs Receive Honors
The Kiski Area High School choirs received the highest award at the Festivals of Music Adjudication Festival in Toronto, Canada on April 23, 2005.
Local News : Car Cruise-In to the Oldies
The annual "Car Cruise-In to the Oldies" will be held on May 14, from 3pm until 6pm, at Lackey's Dairy Queen along River Road in Apollo.
Local News : SERGEANT MICHAEL MARZANO DIES IN IRAQ
Sergeant Michael Marzano was killed in Iraq this past Saturday, May 7th. His Aunt writes a tribute to his life.
Local News : FOURTH ANNUAL CRUISE IN THE PARK
Join us for the Fourth Annual Cruise in the Park!
Local News : First Annual Burrell Community Bike Parade/Rodeo
The First Annual Burrell Community Bike Parade/Rodeo is scheduled for June 5th at 2pm, on Alder Street in Lower Burrell. Children and parents are invited to decorate their bikes and come join the fun.
Local News : PKU Picnic
There's going to be a big picnic this coming July and you are invited! The PKU Community is putting on the picnic to develop awareness of a metabolic disorder known as Phenylketonuria, refered to as PKU.
Local News : Pittsburgh East Christian School Hosts Speech Meet
Pittsburgh East Christian School recently hosted the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) Senior High Speech Meet.
Local News : Apollo-Ridge Elementary Building Dedication set for May 14 at 2:00 p.m.
The highlight of this year's Apollo-Ridge Learning Festival will be the dedication of the Elementary Building.
Local News : A-R 2005 LEARNING FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE OF EVENTS!
Apollo-Ridge School District 2005 Learning Festival is scheduled for May 14th. Read what's happening this year.
Local News : More Than Window Dressing
The pretty spring window at the Vandergrift IGA is more than mere decoration. No, it represents something far more serious...
Local News : Theatre Auditions This Saturday
Auditions for the summer musical production of Fiddler on the Roof will be held Saturday, May 7, 2005.
Local News : MARSHA MOVES HOME!!
Welcome Back Kotter"
Local News : Pittsburgh Steelers Win Against Kiski Faculty
Thursday evening, team members of the Pittsburgh Steelers arrived to a welcoming crowd at Kiski Area High School to play the high school faculty. An air of excitement generated a sell-out crowd that went wild.
Local News : First Place at U.S. Championships
Saltsburg Jr. High wins first place at the US Championships in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Local News : HOPE Center and Penn State New Kensington Present: "Taking a Stand Against Family Violence"
The Nursing Program at Penn State New Kensington in collaboration with the Alle-Kiski Area HOPE Center will be presenting, “Taking a Stand Against Family Violence” on April 28, 2005, at 6:30 p.m. in the Penn State New Kensington Conference Center.
Local News : Cat and Dog Theology
International Christian speaker brings 5-hour interactive seminar usually reserved for large audiences.
Local News : Springdale Dynamos Play In PNC Park
Wednesday, 3:45 PM, Springdale's baseball team played to win in PNC Park in Pittsburgh today.
Local News : New Firm Opens To Serve Area Businesses
Database Management Systems opens in Vandergrift, PA. A new kind of company that allows managers and business owners have more time to manage.
Local News : Signs of Spring - Soccer Season Begins
This month kicked off soccer season for Kiski Area Soccer League (KSAL) as well as other local teams. Lots of eager and energetic youngsters got out on the field and . . .
Local News : Free Fishing Derby April 24th at Mammoth Park
A free fishing derby will be held on Sunday, April 24 at Mammoth Park from 8:00am to 3:00pm. This event is sponsored by the Westmoreland County Bureau of Parks and Recreation and the Westmoreland County Sportsmen's League.
Local News : Rustic Hideaway Goes Cyber
Rustic Hideaway greenhouse announces launch of all-new website.
Local News : Healthcare Options & Opportunities
"Out to Lunch" event sponsored by Armstrong County Chamber of Commerce
Local News : Converted dairy barn now houses horses.
The stampede just came to the Alle-Kiski Valley at Rising Ranch!
Local News : Mission Trip to Matamoros, Mexico
Trinity United Christian Church currently has a mission team in Matamoros, Mexico to build homes, feed the hungry, and spread the Gospel to people in need.
Local News : Local Girl Competes in Elks Hoop Shoot State Finals
Local News : 2005 Community Festival
Plum Community Festival is scheduled for June 24 & 25, 2005 at Larry Mills.
Local News : Leechburg Volunteer Fire Company Closing in on 115 Years
A life altering fire moved Leechburg residents to form a fire protection group in 1890, the foundation to today’s Leechburg Volunteer Fire Company.
Local News : SALAD BAR LUNCHEON
Apollo Presbyterian Women holding a salad bar luncheon on Apr. 29th from 11:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Local News : ALL YOU CAN EAT
All You Can Eat! Spaghetti Dinner at the Apollo Elks Country Club
Local News : Plum Heritage Series continues with presentation by Rev. John Lolla
Generation to Generation: Religious Life in Plum Township during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries. Will be the next of the Plum Heritage Series Wednesday May 4th at 7:00 PM at the Plum Community Library.
Local News : VIOLINIST LEE AT SAINT VINCENT COLLEGE CONCERT SERIES APRIL 16
The brilliant Korean violinist Kyung Sun Lee makes her seventh appearance on the Saint Vincent College Concert Series on Saturday, April 16, at 8 p.m. sharp in the Science Center Amphitheatre of Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, Pennsylvania. Brian Suits is the collaborative pianist. Admission to the concert is $20.
Local News : Author Speaks on American Liberties
Dr. Bill Choby, DMD, author of “Liberty In America” book, spoke to the Massy Harbison-Fort Hand Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution Saturday on his view of how we have given up many . . .
Local News : National Scrapbook Day
An all day scrapbooking event
Local News : LHS 66 Class ReUnion Planning Meeting
The Leechburg High Class of 66 will hold a planning meeting 8PM, 6 May at the Rivertown
Local News : DISTINGUISHED AUTHOR SPEAKS AT SAINT VINCENT COLLEGE
Dr. Samuel Hazo, distinguished author of poetry, fiction, essays, and plays will speak at Saint Vincent College on Tuesday, April 12 at 7 p.m. in the Science Center Amphitheatre. The lecture, sponsored by the Saint Vincent College English Department, is free and open to the public.
Local News : Elks Ladies Golf Kicks Off
The Elks'Ladies Golfing season will kick off this April 28th.
Local News : CHARLES CALLAHAN IN CONCERT
Charles Callahan will perform in Concert on Friday, April 22, 2005, 7:30 PM at First Lutheran Church, Leechburg.
Local News : Amateur Radio Field Day June 25 & 26th
Skyview Radio Society will be participating in a national Amateur Radio Event called “Field Day”. Field Day is a yearly event that is designed to provide Amateur Radio operators practical xperience with operating their radio equipment under emergency conditions.
Local News : Students Win History Day Awards
St. Joseph High School students made a fine showing at the regional History Day competition recently. The event was held at the Senator John Heinz Pittsburgh Regional History Center and sponsored by Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania.
Local News : ARMSTRONG COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
The Armstrong County Chamber of Commerce is looking people to serve on planning committees & help at a series of community events.
Local News : Dorseyville Middle School will hold Community Awareness Day
Dorseyville Middle School will hold its Community Awareness Day Wednesday, April 20, 2005. Parents and community members are invited to visit the
classrooms in the school from 9-11:15 a.m.
Local News : Rachel's Day Community Service
RACHEL'S DAY MAY 1,2005
DRUGS KILL DREAMS WHAT CAN WE DO?
Local News : Man of La Mancha
St. Joseph High School Drama department will be presenting "Man of La Mancha" as its Spring 2005 musical production.
Local News : Good Friday Worship
Non-denomanational worship opportunity for Good Friday
Local News : Holy Humor Sunday
Do you find the Sunday after Easter to be a 'letdown'? Join us, at Crooked Creek Cooperative Lutheran Ministries, for "Holy Humor Sunday"!! April 3, 2005
Local News : New Kiski Area Football Coach Has Familiar Face
Kiski Area High School has reached into its own reserve of talent for its new football coach. The Cavaliers' Assistant Wrestling Coach, Chris Heater, is taking over the helm of the Cav Football program. He talks about the new position in this exclusive online video interview webcast.
Local News : Apollo United Prebyterian Youth Group Invites You
The Youth Group at Apollo United Presbyterian Church is looking for more youth to join. Read what's coming up in the months ahead.
Local News : FOX CHAPEL AREA STUDENTS WIN AWARDS AT STATE CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS
Eight Fox Chapel Area School District students recently won awards at the 2005 Pennsylvania State Scholastic Chess Championships.
Local News : Holy Week Services
Spring Church Lutheran Church invites you to the Holy Week Services.
Local News : Theater Auditions Being Held
The Armstrong Community Theater is holding audiions for two upcoming musicals, Children's show and Summer Musical
Local News : Teaching Children About Worship
Bonnie Griffith and her husband, who attend Hillcrest Alliance Church, were visiting Mars Alliance in Mars and saw this group and decided to invite them to their own church. “The fact that they taught you how to do things really impressed me,” says Bonnie.
Local News : Standing Tall
The Valley HS JROTC Battalion hosted the annual Drill & Ceremony Competition earlier this month. Seven high schools were involved with the competition.
Local News : Pool Renovations
The Saltsburg Swimming Pool renovations will begin March 21, 2005.
Local News : The Egg: Symbol of New Life
A short Easter story with information about the history of the tradional use of eggs at easter. Concludes with invitation to the Sunrise Service
Local News : Easter Sunrise Service
An Easter Sunrise Service will be conducted at 6:30 am at Pavillion #8 in Northmoreland Park.
Local News : HOPE Center to begin Volunteer Training
The HOPE Center will begin volunteer training Tuesday, March 22, 2005 and Wednesday, March 23, 2005 from 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. and continue every Tuesday and Wednesday ending May 4, 2005.
Local News : Save Our Schools
Blairsville Saltsburg School District, School Board Meeting, Monday March 21, 2005; 7:00 PM at Saltsburg High School
Local News : Cash Bash help us get to the US Championships in Myrtle Beach
Nowrytown Sportsman Club
7:00 pm Doors open at 6:00pm
Local News : Valley High School Student Receives Award
Valley High School Senior Amber Higgins was nominated and then awarded the ROTC award for the Local DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution). Her teacher nominated her for excellent . . .
Local News : Saltsburg Free Library Golf Bash
Golf Bash to benefit The Saltsburg Free Library will be held at the Apollo Elks on Sunday,April 3, 2005
Local News : Rotary Pancake Breakfast
Pancake Breakfast at Graystone Presbyterian Church April 2nd, 7:30 am to 11:30 am
Local News : Four Local Nonprofits Awarded Seal of Excellence
Four local nonprofits have been awarded the Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofit Organizations (PANO) Seal of Excellence for successfully completing the Standards for Excellence certification program
Local News : Challenge Program For Gifted and Creative Students
Challenge, a summer academic camp for gifted, talented and creative students in grades 6-12, will be held at Saint Vincent College again this summer. The 21st annual program is designed for highly motivated students who are interested in exploring new academic areas and developing their creativity and talents.
Local News : Sports Friendship Day
The event is being sponsored by Saint Vincent Campus Ministry, with the help of Best Buddies, the Student Government Association and the Saint Vincent Fire Department.
Local News : Local Women receive National Award
Local Tarentum Women to receive National Award from the United States Small Business Administration.
Local News : Local College Student's Poem Is Published
Shannon Keller, 24, never dreamed she would have a poem published one day. She had a learning disability during her elementary and high school years and schoolwork was very challenging.
Local News : Allegheny Foothills Historical Society burst into the electronic age with Website!
The Allegheny Foothills Historical Society has launched their website at www.PlumHistory.org. This is in an effort to publicize the society, it's goals, events and resources.
Local News : Plum Library and AFHS join to launch Plum Heritage Series
The Plum Community Library and the Allegheny Foothills Historical Society have joined forces to launch the Plum Heritage Series. A series of six programs about Plum and nearby communities.
Local News : Roe Loves To Row
Rowing is what Plum senior high school student, Kaitlin Roe had a great desire to do. So much in fact that when she decided this was the sport she wanted to be involved in, she needed to petition Plum High School to have a rowing team.
Local News : Delmont Library Announces New Hours
Delmont Library is adding hours.
Local News : 7th Annual Family Fun GALA Scheduled
The Alle-Kiski HOPE Center and Alle-Kiski Medical Center have planned the 7th Annual Family Fun GALA for Wednesday, March 16, and Thursday, March 17, from noon to eight at the Clarion Hotel in New Kensington.
Local News : ALLE-KISKI MEDICAL CENTER MARCH EVENTS
Alle-Kiski Medical Center's March Calendar of Events
Local News : CITIZENS SCHOOL OF NURSING HOSTS ANNUAL PROM DRESS GIVEAWAY
The students at Citizens School of Nursing are hosting their annual Prom Dress Extravaganza from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, March 19, 2005, at the School of Nursing in New Kensington.
Local News : AKMC OFFERS ANNUAL MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIPS
Two $1,500 Medical Scholarship Grants are being offered by the medical staff at Alle-Kiski Medical Center to students enrolled in an approved American Medical or Osteopathic school.
Local News : AKMC OFFERS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS
Two $2,000 Medical Scholarship Grants are being offered in memory of Dr. H. William Knab who passed away in March 2004.
Local News : High School Student Qualifies For National Competition
Fox Chapel High School student qualifies to compete in the National Catholic Forensic League (NCFL) Grand National Championship
Tournament.
Local News : Fox Chapel Students Win Awards
Several Fox Chapel Area students recently won awards at the 71st Annual Region 7 Meeting of the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science (PJAS). A
total of 30 of those students qualified for the state competition.
Local News : Teachers nominated for Who's Who Among America's Teachers
Two teachers are nominated for inclusion in the ninth edition of Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers, 2005.
Local News : Local Foundation Plans Event
The Lora Phillips Foundation Trust's Second Annual Mystic Gala benefit is to be held April 16th at the Oakmont Golf & Country Club in Verona, PA. The money raised directly supports The Lora Phillips Memorial Scholarship at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, the Lora Lee Phillips Memorial Scholarship Award at the New Kensington Campus of Penn State University, and other worthy causes in our area.
Local News : Local DAR Gives Awards
Amber Higgins, a Valley High School senior, received a ROTC Award presented by Karen Buzzard, the National Defense Chairperson this past Saturday at
Local News : Fresh Air Fund Launches 2005 Season
The Fresh Air Fund is seeking new local host families to participate in The Friendly Town summer program for inner city New York children.
Local News : Washington Township Woman Has 100th Birthday
Born into a poor family in Watersonville, PA (near Kittaning) and one of seven children (three girls and two boys) living in a country shack along the Allegheny River, Mable Slagle of Washington Township
Local News : Local Fashion Show Promotes Local Businesses
Hillcrest Country Club was filled with color and flair this past Saturday. Young ladies dazzled the audience with new bridal fashions, prom gowns, and clothing all for the Country Club’s first annual Bridal, Prom & Spring Fashion Show.
Local News : Pennsylvania Natural Horsemanship Association Hosts Area's First Horseman's Extravaganza
Fun, informative event offers demos and educational sessions, shopping, prizes, food and activities for the whole family
Local News : JESSE BIER TURNS 11 in APRIL!
Local News : Salina Bible Church Services
Message titles for Sunday, March 13, 2005
Local News : JROTC Program Motivates Youth
A local drill competition between seven area Junior Reserve Officer's Training Corps (JROTC) High School Units demonstrated the training, discipline and pride of the cadets. Host Valley High School placed second in overall competition.
Local News : School, Parents, & Police Team Up Against Drugs
Local School, Parents, & Police team-up to help fight drug abuse by teaching students “Resistance Education”. Chief Tracy Lindo, of the Lower Burrell Police Department, was instrumental . . .
Local News : Tour de StrongLand Bike Race Will Combine With Fort Hand Festival
Tour de StrongLand Bike Race promises to even be a bigger hit this year with its move to combine with the popular two-day Fort Hand Festival in Washington Township.
Local News : Composting Workshop
Learn how to compost wastes such as leaves, grass clippings, fruit and vegetable peelings and other items.
Local News : KAHS students participate with the best
Kiski Area High School students selected to perform in the Region 1 Chorus festival.
Local News : Homexpo Moves Back To Wards
The Strongland Chamber of Commerce will be moving its HomExpo back to the former Ward's Department Store on Leechburg Road in Lower Burrell where it has been held for the past two years.
Local News : Committee Work Sessions
The Washington Township Parks Improvement, Fort Hand Festival and Garden Club committees will be meeting to further plans for upcoming events.
Local News : Chamber Coordinator Invests in the Community
Pat Lattanzio is the Chief Operations Coordinator at the Northern Westmoreland Chamber of Commerce, a position at which she works hard to give back to the community. She leads by example and experience.
Local News : Private Announcement - Chicken & Biscuit Dinner
Chichen & Biscuit Dinner at Spring Church Lutheran Church on Saturday, March 5, 2005 from 4:00-?
Local News : Private Announcement - Head Start Now Taking Applications
Head Start is now taking applications for the 2005-2006 school term.
Local News : Wednesday Morning Fatal Crash - Delmont Area
A two vehicle crash caused the death of a 49 year old Windber PA man at approximately 5:30 AM Wednesday morning near Rock Spring Road, Salem Township.
Local News : PUBLISH YOUR OWN NEWS is here!
Are you ready to be the reporter? Now you can get the PRESS you need to promote your organization! Now you can post births, anniversaries, engagements, weddings and much more! With photos! It's easy and it's FREE!
Local News : Antiques Show Promises To Be Big Hit
If you have any interest in genuine antiques then you will want to attend the First Annual Antiques Show being held from March 18th through the 20th at Oakmont Country Club. The Show is unique in many ways and will appeal to novices, amateurs, and professional buyers. The price range is right starting at $50.00 and going up to the mid-high five figure range. There is something for everyone at this show including an "Antiques 101" class.
Local News : Private Announcement - Circle Of Faith Church
Circle Of Faith Church is a non denominational Full Gospel Church
Local News : MARTHA WILLIAMS TURNS 70 IN MARCH!
Martha Williams of Vandergrift will be celebrating her 70th Birthday.
Local News : WPIAL Runner-Up St. Joseph A Class Act
"..you have to admit that it says a lot about you and those around you when you can say that on one cold February night, with one exception, your team was better than any other team in your class."
Local News : Board Hears Act 72 Impact
If you haven’t heard about the Homeowner Tax Relief Act, otherwise called Act 72, you need to quickly do a fast study. The New Kensington-Arnold School District held a public hearing on Act 72 this week and the Board of Education member’s reaction was almost a state of shock.
Local News : Local School Still Needs Book Donations
Some area businesses, schools and homes are still recovering from the September 17th, 2004 area flood. Newport Business Institute in New Kensington is one of those businesses . . .
Local News : Area Artist to Hold Exhibit at St. Vincent’s
Amy Hill of Iselin (Saltsburg P.O.) is about to have the show of her life. Invited by St. Vincent’s Abbey to hold an exhibition of her paintings starting Thursday, February 24th through Wednesday March 2nd, she will be getting the exposure that many talented people would love to have for themselves. Read about how she started at the young age of 10 doing sketches and now is exhibiting her art.
Local News : New Fire Substation Improves Response Time
Allegheny Township Markle's twelve-year Fire Chief, Keith Wilhelm knew there was a need for better response time for his department. A discussion at one of their meetings led to member . . .
Local News : GET READY TO REPORT
Alle-Kiski Today is about to launch the region's first "YOU ARE THE REPORTER" Internet application for users of the Alle-Kiski Today website!
Local News : Glamour and Fun – Kid’s Style
It’s not every day that a young girl gets to experience the glamour of Hollywood but Tiffani Gregory of Washington Township got at taste of the spotlight in her home state of Pennsylvania.
Local News : Area Well-Represented by Local Wrestlers in State Tournaments
In an arena for years dominated by Eastern Pennsylvania teams, Alle-Kiski wrestlers stood up and represented Western PA well, capturing third and fourth places out of all the AA and AAA teams in the state.
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