Brett Hickle’s father loved reading about World War II as a child. So when he’d go to visit extended family, it would have been natural for him to ask a family member who served what it was like. But the people who’d seen the kind of combat that would excite a young World War II buff ...
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is one in a daily monthlong series about the people who live in Washington, Greene and Fayette counties, in recognition of America's 250th anniversary. You may not know her name, but if you’ve ever been to a Claysville Memorial Day parade, you certainly know her ...
You might have dog-eared a page or two of a book you were reading. But Kyle Bristor has turned folded book pages into 3D works of art. Bristor, of Washington, repurposes old books, folding and cutting the pages within a hardback to create the art pieces. "You fold page after page, over ...
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is one in a monthlong series about the people who make up our community, in celebration of America's 250th anniversary. The predicted rain was late (if, indeed, it planned to arrive at all), so Dorothy Parker stood beneath a cloudless blue sky with a stretch of dock all to ...
A town hall called to discuss the pros and cons of data centers coming to the region attracted a crowd of about 250 people Wednesday night at Penn State Fayette. The session included panelists who had researched, marketed or provided labor for data centers. A presentation by Brian Kennedy, ...
The 2026 tick season is off to a fast start, with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reporting an increase in emergency department visits for tick bites nationwide. Allegheny Health Network's infectious disease specialists are encouraging the public to remain vigilant against ticks ...
