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After 79 years of service, a new, $21 million neighbor moved in next door. And now the historic Albert Gallatin Memorial Bridge will be imploded.

A farmhand facing the death penalty for killing a 12-year-old Greene County girl lost an appeal for a new trial after his public defender failed to file a memorandum supporting his claims.

The Internal Revenue Service is looking for 450 taxpayers in the region who failed to claim refund checks totaling $337,000. Pennsylvania IRS spokesman David Stewart said the money was returned to the U.S. Treasury as undeliverable because of mailing address errors, but it is not too late for those due money to collect their refunds.

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A deputy coroner says a hunter died in southwestern Pennsylvania when he slipped on a log and shot himself in the chest.

Local flood victims filtered through the former Alltel building on Greene Street throughout the day on Monday as federal and state emergency management agencies opened a mobile Disaster Recovery Center in Waynesburg.

Greene County voters using absentee ballots for the Nov. 3 municipal election may have inadvertently received ballots that were missing the back side of the first page, and all voters who returned absentee ballots will have the opportunity to request and cast a replacement page.

WAYNESBURG, Pa. - The first energy-producing windmill has been erected in Greene County, located in the southwestern corner of Pennsylvania, The Skystream 3.7 windmill was erected by Tri State Electricity of Waynesburg.

The new Point Marion Bridge, to the right, was dedicated yesterday. It is adjacent to the 79-year-old Albert Gallatin Bridge that is being retired.

The Senate today confirmed Greene County native Joseph A. Main as assistant secretary of labor for the Mine Safety and Health Administration, an agency still emerging from the turmoil of a succession of mine disasters.

Small business advocates in the region said Wednesday the government's proposal to raise the limits on federal loan guarantees should give businesses a chance to grow.

Share + Oct 15, 2009 10:49 pm US/Eastern Reporting Ralph Iannotti BOBTOWN 1 of 1 Several dozen parents and concerned residents turned out for a meeting Thursday night and signed petitions in support of the trick-or-treating for two hours on Halloween night.

A Fayette County woman was killed last night in a single-vehicle crash in a construction on Route 21 in Greene County.

One person was flown to a hospital after an overnight car wreck in Carmichaels. The vehicle ended up on its roof after crashing on Route 21.

Trick-Or-Treating Canceled In Bobtown Share + Oct 8, 2009 11:53 pm US/Eastern Trick-Or-Treating Canceled In Bobtown Reporting Ralph Iannotti BOBTOWN A small community in Greene County is embroiled in controversy after local officials decided to ban trick-or-treating this year.

When a group of men studying for the priesthood at St. Paul Seminary decided to put together a music and worship festival for teens and young adults in June, they had no idea how many people would show up.

Josephine Gresko, the Cabbage Roll Lady, lines up the cabbages as she makes the hamburger filling for her famous cabbage rolls at her home in Carmichaels.

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State police are investigating allegations by a Fayette County couple that someone transferred five of their properties valued at $900,000 into another person's name without their consent.

A black man fired as wrestling coach at Waynesburg University claims race influenced that decision and that the school also unfairly discriminated against his black recruits.