Sutersville News

The village of Boston, also known as "Little Boston," is one of the most popular trailhead towns along the Great Allegheny Passage.

An early-morning water main break left a mess for some Westmoreland County homeowners on Tuesday.

Herminie, Mt. Pleasant, Ruffsdale, Scottdale, Smithton, Sutersville and West Newton appear to be quiet, bucolic communities separated by rolling farmland and joined by two-lane, rural roads.

SUTERSVILLE, Pa. - It was a typical Mother's Day in the Chenault house in this tiny western Pennsylvania town.

Two Westmoreland County men are in fair condition after a one-car accident Monday morning in Sewickley Township.

Time was when people routinely walked along railroad tracks as a route of convenience.

I am writing to express an opinion on the tragedy in Sutersville involving the young man who was struck by a CSX train .

Dustin Chenault had a lot to look forward to in life. The 18-year-old Sutersville resident was just 25 days short of graduating from Yough Senior High School in Sewickley Township and about two months from proposing to his longtime girlfriend.

A train struck a person in Westmoreland County on Sunday afternoon, county emergency officials said.

The Westmoreland County Coroner was on the way to the scene of a train accident on Sunday afternoon.

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A Pittsburgh-area teenager has been struck by a freight train and killed. Authorities say 18-year-old Dustin Chenault was struck by a CSX coal train Sunday afternoon in Sutersville.

May 10, 2009 10:28 pm US/Eastern SUTERSVILLE A teenager is dead after being struck and killed by a train today in Westmoreland County.

Chris Buckley can be reached via e-mail or at 724-684-2642. Heavy rain - both locally and in north central West Virginia - caused low-level flooding in the Valley early today.

Trib readers react to the April 4 fatal shootings of three Pittsburgh police officers, alleged gunman Richard Poplawski and public mourning for the fallen: John J. Poillucci, Shaler -- As I, a Bloomfield native, stood in line to view Officer Paul Sciullo II, many thoughts ran through my mind.