Millvale News

Imported cars were oddities in 1949 when John Biery staked his life to them. Mr. Biery had returned from war and, with a wife from California and a growing family, opened a shop for European cars, Beverly Service, in Mt.

Rege Behe is a Pittsburgh Tribune-Review staff writer and can be reached at 412-320-7990 or via e-mail. Goshen College in Indiana seems an unlikely breeding ground for pop and rock musicians.

Another season of major construction delays for Route 28 motorists and the last phase of a multiyear improvement project on the Parkway East are among the highlights of PennDOT's construction program for the coming year.

Channel 11 News is learning about the major projects the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has planned for 2010.

Police are looking for the person who stabbed a man on Thursday morning in Millvale.

Performance shows are captivating prime time TV audiences. Even local song and dance competitions are filling the stands.

St. Nicholas Parish in Millvale, which traces its roots to the first Croatian parish in the United States, has reached an 'agreement in principle' to sell its property on East Ohio Street to Lamar Advertising Inc.

Pamela's owners Gail Klingensmith, left, and Pam Cohen, at the counter of Lincoln's P&G Diner, which shares space with Lincoln Pharmacy in Millvale.

At the foot of Troy Hill, a 108-year-old, ethnically Croatian Catholic church has sat abandoned for five years, its sagging stained-glass windows rattled by traffic rumbling past on Route 28 a few feet away.

Arctic Monkeys come across the pond to play Mr. Small's. The group's latest album got upbeat reviews.

An empty historic church in Allegheny County has been sold to a Pittsburgh-area advertising firm.

Shaler Area Middle School eighth-graders are painting the town red -- and green -- for the holidays.

A new northbound bridge at Route 28's Etna interchange will fully open this afternoon, marking completion of the latest phase of a project that started more than 10 years ago.

Allegheny County Council yesterday approved the much-debated sale of the county Health Department building in Oakland and did not contest County Executive Dan Onorato's veto of a proposal to impose county fees on nonprofit organizations.

Aiming to stop Pittsburgh government from subsidizing "poverty-level jobs," a coalition of labor, environmental, religious and community organizations joined City Council members yesterday to propose wage floors for certain workers on city-backed development projects and contracts.

PennDOT contractors should start work soon on a half-mile elevated trail along the Allegheny River that will officially connect existing trails between Pittsburgh and Millvale, officials said today.

An electrician working on the new Mister Rogers statue along Pittsburgh's North Shore is credited with saving the life of a bicyclist who took a spill, hit his head and fell into the river on Tuesday.

The next Great Allegheny Passage. That's the goal of the Erie-Pittsburgh Trail Alliance, a consortium of 12 rail-trail groups working with state and national advocacy organizations toward connecting non-motorized trails between Pittsburgh and Lake Erie.

Two local police officers were honored for going "above and beyond the call of duty" to protect their communities.

With Pennsylvania's unemployment rate at its highest in more than 20 years, fewer low-income residents will be able to receive help paying their heating bills this winter.