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Study Finds Unfit Truckers On Roads
Tractor-trailer and bus drivers in the United States have suffered seizures, heart attacks or unconscious spells behind the wheel that led to deadly crashes on highways, and hundreds of thousands of drivers ...
Penn Township trims costly road-paving list
There will be fewer roads paved than originally planned in Penn Township this year.
Burned roofer still in critical condition
A construction worker remains in critical condition today in UPMC Mercy after he was burned and two co-workers were electrocuted yesterday while working on a home in Murrysville.
Murrysville officials ponder future taxes
Murrysville Council was presented with four scenarios of the municipality's possible financial future Wednesday.
Two electrocuted in Murrysville
The Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office intends to perform autopsies later today on two workers who were apparently electrocuted this morning in Murrysville.
2 Workers Electrocuted, 1 Injured In Murrysville
Two men are dead and another is being treated for injuries after they suffered an electrical shock today when they reportedly tried to pull a piece of scaffolding away from a power line.
Valley's clutch hitting sinks Irwin
Matt Simoni drove in the game-winning run with a one-out triple in the bottom of the ninth inning to lift Valley over Irwin, 9-8, on Friday night in Game 1 of a District 31 North Division best-of-three series.
Export may get back post office
Export, without a post office since June 25 when a lease expired, should have a new facility a year from now, a Postal Service official told a gathering Tuesday night.
Don't teach creationism in science classes
Opinionline Archives Don't teach creationism in science classes Dan Gallagher - Murrysville, Pa.
'Friends' group in Murrysville gets grants for invasive plant survey
Two projects are under way to foster better understanding of the resources in Murrysville's Duff Park.
Indiana County, Pennslyvania - steel rebar
Golden Triangle was doing road work near Murrysville, Pennslyvania, on Route 22.
In a development unparalleled in McNickle family garden history, this suburban granger has been forced to airlift what's left of his raised-bed garden to the raised deck that overlooks it.
Murrysville video firm gives a window to wild
PixController Inc. in Murrysville has developed motion-sensing cameras that have been used to capture videos and stills of wildlife, worldwide.
Murrysville nixes road takeover
Murrysville Council members on Wednesday indicated they aren't willing to take over state-owned Logans Ferry Road unless considerable improvements are made first.
Master Sgt. Heather Pisciotti kisser her son Anthony, 8, after arriving at Moon Area High School after serving one year in Iraq.
Gas Line Ruptures At Murrysville Shopping Center
A ruptured gas line forced a temporary evacuation of the Murrysville Shopping Center on Tuesday morning.
Local 'hams' test skills in nationwide Field Day
It didn't take long for John "Doc" Thompson to make contact with people in "hamland" using Morse code Saturday.
Export post office moves after lease is terminated
A sign on the door at the Export post office tells the story -- one that seems to be disappointing this borough of about 900 people.
Murrysville tables business zoning ordinance
After some 2-1/2 hours of emotional and sometimes volatile discussion, council tabled a proposed ordinance designed to create a 923-acre overlay zoning district.
Plum volunteer gets emergency services scholarship
Zachary Finlay has been interested in emergency services for more than a decade.