Sisters Sara Gmutza-Balling and Erin Haggerty have always loved animals.
As young girls, they enjoyed caring for injured or homeless pets and the idea of turning their passion into a career was always discussed.
Gmutza-Balling was an animal care technician for Fayette Friends of Animals for ...
The former U.S. Postal Service employee who commandeered a mail truck and drove it the wrong way on Interstate 79 near Waynesburg early last year pleaded guilty to all charges Tuesday and will be admitted to a specialized drug treatment court.
Tyler Aiello Floro, 37, appeared in the Greene ...
Thirty years ago, the Nathanael Greene Historical Foundation, now known as the Nathanael Greene Community Development Corporation (NGCDC), was formed to help preserve the history of the area.
In 2001, however, the nonprofit entered a new stage of operation with a focus on improving the ...
The Waynesburg Betterment streetscape project hit an important “milestone” Monday as local and state dignitaries gathered on High Street to celebrate completion of the $13 million improvement to the borough’s downtown business district.
While ribbon cuttings are traditional events for ...
The staff and volunteers at Beyond Survival Ministries are ready to help whenever and wherever needed.
They have professional counselors, pastoral counselors and care counselors on site at the McMurray Ministry Center and offer a variety of programs such as small groups, classes, workshops ...
The smartphone is a powerful tool, offering a near limitless pool of information, good and bad, at your fingertips.
That also makes it a powerful distraction.
Some school districts have implemented policies cracking down on cellphone use during the school day in an effort to make students ...