Andy Hoover owns an extensive baseball playing and coaching background at various levels, and he hopes to use his knowledge of the game to make a difference at Gateway.

The Gateway boys soccer team is on a mission this fall to add to an already record-setting streak for the program.

ALLEGHENY COUNTY Churchill Gina Stephens sold property at 2307 Marbury Road to Chase Ryan and Miranda Johnston for $497,000. Randall Russell trustee sold property at 1515 Old Beulah Road to Erin Winstanley for $530,000. Edgewood Estate of Robert Kellerman sold property at 112 Gordon St. to JBS Rental Associates LLC

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Email news briefs and event listings to [email protected] or [email protected]. Presidential debate watch party The Monroeville Republican Committee is hosting a presidential debate watch party at 8 p.m. on Sept. 10 at the Monroeville Volunteer Fire Company No. 4 Gateway Hall, 4370 Northern Pike. The event is open to all

After upgrading and coordinating traffic signals along several miles of Route 22 in Murrysville a little less than a decade ago, state transportation officials will continue the project west through Monroeville. Monroeville will receive more than $800,000 for traffic signal upgrades through the state's "Green Light-Go" initiative. It is among

Christian missionaries have long served on the frontiers of faith, working across the globe to spread their beliefs and provide humanitarian assistance. Despite their dedication, these missionaries...

Gateway School Board may raise the salary for school nurses in an attempt to hire more staff for the Monroeville district. During the board meeting Monday, directors learned there are five nursing vacancies in the district. "Part of our hope is that after we looked at the data regarding compensation

A woman was killed in a crash Tuesday afternoon in Monroeville. Jamie Piper, 44, of Windber was killed in a wreck near the intersection of Interstate 376 and Route 22 just after 4 p.m., according to the Allegheny County medical examiner. Piper's vehicle struck a tree, according to the medical

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The Penn State Extension's Master Watershed program is holding its fifth annual native tree and shrub sale this fall as a fundraiser to support watershed activities, and to promote healthy watersheds. Scientists have found that trees benefit the environment, provide support for birds, insects and other wildlife, as well as reducing stormwater runoff, filtering pollutants, and decreasing soil erosion. Whether it be for landscaping, shade, or supporting the environment, it is an excellent opportunity to order a Pennsylvania native tree or shrub from the Master Watershed Program. The Steward Program is taking orders through Aug. 28, and all trees and shrubs must be pre-ordered online or by phone. One-day curbside pickups are planned in September or October throughout 27 locations across the state. Allegheny County curbside pickup is scheduled for Saturday, October 12, 2024, 10 AM - noon at South Park Skating Rink: 300 Corrigan Dr, Bethel Park, PA 15102 The sale offers 18 varieties of native trees and shrubs. Details about trees, such as blooming time, mature height, sun and soil moisture requirements, are outlined on the order website. Order forms and relevant information can be found on the Penn State Extension website at https://extension.psu.edu/mws-tree-sale. Master Watershed Stewards guarantee healthy trees and shrubs at distribution. They are sold in 1-gallon containers for $20, 2-gallon containers for $30, or 3- gallon containers for $40. Due to variations in planting, care, and site conditions, refunds are not possible after tree pickup. Besides Allegheny County, other pickup locations are in the following counties: Adams, Berks, Bradford, Bucks, Centre, Chester, Cumberland, Dauphin, Delaware, Erie, Franklin, Lackawanna, Lancaster, Lebanon, Lycoming, McKean, Monroe, Montgomery, Northampton, Schuylkill, Susquehanna, Warren, Wayne, Westmoreland, Wyoming, and York. Residents are urged to consider their above and below ground utilities, and to think about the mature growth size of the tree when choosing one for their property. Master Watershed Stewards suggest always calling 811 before digging. For general questions about the Native Tree and Shrub Sale, please contact Natalie Marioni at [email protected] or 717-240-6500.

Plum School District hires special education director The Plum School Board approved hiring Denise L. Lohr as the district's new director of special education and student services. Lohr will replace Amy Baumgart-Eiben, who resigned in June. Her salary was set at $123,600. Lohr has served as the early childhood services

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Allegheny County Churchill Katelyn Larue Burns Carmody sold property at 315 Homer Drive to Jack Larkin and Abigail Robeson for $280,000. Antigone Kyros sold property at 105 Kingsdale Road to James Kyros for $250,000. Edgewood George John Haritos sold property at 1108 East End Ave. to PNC Bank NA for