Sharpsville News

It's a time of transition in Sharpsville. With Borough Manager Mike Wilson retiring next month, council last month named former Mayor Ken Robertson to fill his shoes.

Dorothy Gale and friends emerge from a Christmas tree in the Sharpsville holiday parade.

In Vietnam, Lackawannock Township resident Jack Gerlach was one of the Marines tasked with bringing home the dead.

Farrell used four second half touchdowns to pull away from Sharpsville and win its second straight District X Title, 34-7. On the first play from scrimmage to start the second half, Malcom Hailstock ran untouched for a 50-yard score.

Two people face charges after they had sex in front of two juveniles last week in a Sharpsville apartment, police said.

Frank Novotny is getting anxious. "I wish they'd get it done," he said. "It" is the renovation of the historic Casino in Buhl Farm Park, Hermitage.

People were lined up shoulder to shoulder and six or seven deep Saturday along East State Street in Hermitage.

Farrell scores 21 first half points, en route to a 39-0 victory over Linesville.

Blood doesn't respect city lines. People from Sharon, Farrell, West Middlesex, Sharpsville and Warren, Ohio, are suspected in the Nov.

Election officials in Mercer county have finished counting the write-in ballots from the November 3 general election.

Grandparents are pitching in. Students are working more, and eating less. Parents are taking out more and bigger federal loans.

Three more men have been charged with robbery in connection with the shooting death of a Sharon teen Nov.

The Borough of Sharpsville brags that Santa Claus visits every home in the borough on Christmas Eve.

The man Sharpsville council members tapped to be the new borough manager is no stranger to town politics.

The Veterans Day parade today in Farrell will form on Indiana Avenue between Idaho Street and Roemer Boulevard and will move promptly at 6:30 p.m., proceeding south on Indiana to Roemer and west on Roemer to Veterans Square behind the city building.

A special mass was held Sunday morning at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Sharon. In the front row sat several dozen firefighters, policemen, and representatives from the Mercer County District Attorney's office and the Shenango Valley Ambulance Service.

Sharon police are investigating a shooting in the city that left one person dead.

Karen Swartz, 69, passed away Sunday morning, Nov. 1, 2009, at Orange Village Care Center, Masury.

A man who could be governor of Pennsylvania was in Sharpsville on Sunday afternoon.

American Red Cross offices around the valley are using a national story to show people the importance of having CPR training.