Versailles News

BoltTech Mannings Inc., a manufacturer and distributor of industrial bolting tools and resistant and induction heating equipment, is moving its corporate headquarters to North Versailles.

City taxpayers shell out hundreds of thousands of dollars a year to people like Diana Kukic.

A state legislator on Monday asked for an audit of North Versailles records in response to receiving dozens of calls from residents concerned about the township's finances.

As hundreds of jobs in Chicago's police department go unfilled, officers who once patrolled the streets with partners are riding alone in what some cops bitterly call "rolling coffins." In a Pennsylvania town that disbanded its three-member police force, Anita Gricar worries that officers from the neighboring town won't come fast enough if she ...

Your garden-variety romantic comedy takes hold in the soil and blooms gradually under the sun, like a rose.

Local Lutherans have urged the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America not to adopt proposals that would allow local option on the ordination of ministers in lifelong, monogamous same-sex relationships.

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The National Weather Service says the Ohio River in Pittsburgh should rise to 18.4 feet after midnight - high enough to have water flow onto the Monongahela Parking Wharf.

Jun 14, 2009 6:44 pm US/Eastern Thousands of oil and gas wells, often dating back to the early years of the last century, dot the landscape in Pennsylvania, producing a small but steady flow over a period of decades a ' but often drawing opposition from residents.

Construction continues on other sections of the new Westinghouse complex in Cranberry as employees arrive for work.

Jason Cato can be reached via e-mail or at 412-325-4301. William F. Perry left the Kentucky prison system on New Year's Eve 2003 after spending most of three decades behind bars.

Memorial Day was somber for residents along Delaware Avenue in Glassport, where they fondly remembered the boy they knew as "Little Augie." August Berg Jr., 13, whose family moved from the neighborhood several months ago, died Sunday when he disappeared beneath the surface while swimming in the Youghiogheny River in White Oak.

A Versailles boy died while swimming in the Youghiogheny River in White Oak yesterday.

Divers have found the body a 13-year-old western Pennsylvania boy who disappeared while swimming in the Youghiogheny River.

Linda McKenna Boxx, president of the Allegheny Trail Alliance, along her first trail, the Creekside Trail which runs along Loyalhanna Creek in Latrobe.

Revival MAY 20 - Green's Temple Church COGIC, 1925 Bedford Ave., Hill District, will host a Revival at 7 p.m. The theme is "Be Healed, Be Delivered, Be Set Free!" The guest speaker will be Evangelist Roberta Watkins of Aliquippa.

King's Family Restaurants uses its Frownie Sundae to strengthen its brand position.

Women's day MAY 15 - Solid Rock Church of God Inc., 1400 Buena Vista St., North Side, will host their Women's Day Weekend at 7 p.m. The theme is "Seeking All Things Divine in 2009." The celebration will run through May 17.

It was a little more than eight years ago that the World of Outlaws debuted the Gumout Series for sprint cars at Lernerville Speedway.

Katherine Mosier delivered 156 babies during her career as a midwife -- even traveling by canoe to reach one expectant mother.