Indianola News

The fate of the township's multi-million dollar sewage project will be decided in two weeks.

Jeff Pikulsky can be reached at jpikulsky@tribweb.com or . The municipal authority board in Washington Township, Fayette County, has learned that it must wait longer to find out if it can use a multi-million dollar grant to drastically cut rates for its $20.8 million sanitary sewer project.

Known as one of Pittsburgh's most phenomenal tap dancers who hoofed with the best in the business, Henry Louis Belcher also had a few other skills.

A year-long construction project on busy Route 910 will cause traffic hassles, but PennDOT hopes to minimize the inconvenience to drivers and residents.

Indiana Supervisors yesterday approved new territories for the township's three fire departments, which was a necessary move after the closing of the Indianola company six months ago.

A federal agency is trying to determine the extent of a fire in what officials believe is a coal refuse pile located on the Medrad property in Indiana Township.

A letter read at a township supervisors' meeting could land the municipality and one of its officials in court.

More than 200 middle- and high-school students ventured out on a frigid Sunday night recently to attend a youth group meeting.

When the SNPJ in Lawrence County honored Willie Hrovat and his wife, Lucille, as polka king and queen in 2000, it capped years of their attending events and supporting charities of the Slovene National Benefit ...