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Nostalgic musical features local talent
If you like a fun and nostalgic musical head over to Scottdale this weekend to see the Actors and Artists of Fayette County's performance of "42nd Street." The show will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Thursday through Saturday and at 2:30 p.m. Sunday.
Rick Wills can be reached via e-mail or at 412-320-7944. Residence: Volant Age: 53 Family: Wife, Pam; children, Laura, Benjamin, Jill and Nicholas Occupation: Professor of exercise and rehabilitative sciences at Slippery Rock University Education: Bachelor's degree in health and physical education, Temple University; master's degree in adapted ...
Jackson's death creates boom in collectibles, but will the market have staying power?
Deb Elliott is saddened by Michael Jackson's sudden death, but she's also a little wealthier because of it.
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Mt. Pleasant Volunteer Firemen's Fair is now in full swing and will continue today through Saturday.
Sign up for Scouts camp by June 30
Girls in grades 7 through 12 are invited to participate in a special "boot camp" designed just for them, sponsored by the Girl Scouts of Western Pennsylvania, Aug.
Woman accused in $2,000 VFW theft in Mercer County
The Tribune-Review can be reached online or at 412-321-6460. A woman is accused of stealing more than $2,000 worth of goods from a VFW in Volant, state police said.
Things to Do from June 10, 2009
The "Buy One, Get One Free" event offers a variety of book and gift items for children.
Bryan Rhodes remembers his first foray into wine-making in the late 1980s. "I used to make it in my basement in a garbage can," he recalls.
Things To Do from May 23, 2009
There will be a 50/50 drawing, Chinese auction, raffle, music, and food. Experienced antique dealer Terry Reeher will appraise three items for $5. Free admission.
An Amazing Race Instead of a Final Exam
May 8, 2009 NEW WILMINGTON, Lawrence County-- Westminster College junior broadcast communications majors, in collaboration with Titan Traverse staff, staged their version of reality TV's The Amazing Race as a class project.
There will be tons of stuff, clothing, furniture, house hold items, collectibles and more.
Scramble to benefit Special Olympics
GROVE CITY, Pa. a ' Midwestern Intermediate Unit IVa TMs Labor and Management Committee will host a golf scramble June 27 as a fundraiser for the Special Olympics of Butler, Lawrence and Mercer counties.
A school bus and a minivan collided Monday morning in New Wilmington, but no injuries were reported.
* Check out the paintings of Chuck Woods, "50 Years of the Real," on display through April 12 at Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown.
Phillip Richard Cline, 35, of Ferry Road in Chester - charged with petit larceny; pled not guilty, will face trial on March 9. David Michael Denks, 43, of Pennsylvania Avenue in East Liverpool - charged with ...
Subscribers to The Herald and Allied News will find our March edition inside today's newspapers.
Uncle 'stands up' for charged nephew
Jonathan Krause insists that his nephew is not a killer. But because few people seem to agree with him, he said, Krause decided to speak out Wednesday on behalf of Jordan Anthony Brown, 11, who is charged with ...
February 15, 2009 NEW WILMINGTON, Lawrence County-- The Tavern on the Square reopens in New Wilmington under new management after being closed for more than a year.
Todaya s Views & Voices shows heart for medical arts, more
Losing a loved one is never easy. I lost my father unexpectedly when I was 11. It was a terribly painful time for me and my brothers.
Tavern to reopen with new owners
The Tavern on the Square, a longtime restaurant in New Wilmington, will once again open its doors.
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