Haley Daugherty

Penn Hills Council will discuss the township’s deer population during a nonvoting meeting Sept. 14. The public is encouraged to attend and weigh in on the subject. While it’s not clear what exactly the council will discuss, the township’s acting manager, Diane Fitzhenry, said council members Ian Cartwright and Shawn

Penn Hills police Chief Jason Bonace remains on administrative leave as of Sept. 3. Bonace was placed on administrative leave on Aug. 21 pending the outcome of a Loudermill hearing. The township’s acting manager, Diane Fitzhenry said the hearing has since been delayed twice. The township is waiting for a

When the Labor United Celebration began in Northmoreland Park 47 years ago, the only vendors were local unions, said Michael Hartung, president of the Greater Westmoreland County Labor Council. Members would set up tents to sell hot dogs, meatballs, lemonade and other summer festival staples. Over the years, volunteer fire

Iron City Distilling will serve as a meeting place for a medley of local distilleries during the second annual In Good Spirits: A Celebration of the Distilleries of Western PA. People will be able to move between displays set up by Liberty Pole of Washington County; Wigle Whiskey of Pittsburgh;

The Oktoberfest tradition lives on in East Deer. Pittsburgh Brewing Co., known for regional classics such as Iron City and IC Light, is bringing back its Oktoberfest celebration for the fourth consecutive year. The event will be held on two Saturdays this month on the lawn of the brewery. The

The first truck transport containing superloads of heavy equipment — weighing up to 380 tons — has been delayed once again. The first trip, on a giant, specialized truck, is expected to leave a dock in Gilpin’s Schenley section Tuesday morning. Officials with companies handling the move originally had hoped

Matt Obernauer realized he wanted to resurrect his family’s business when his grandfather told him a story as a 12-year-old boy. “He kind of took me aside and he gave me a little elbow in the ribs and said, ‘Hey, you want to see something cool?’ ” Obernauer said. His grandfather

Transparency and affordability seem to be the hot topics in the race to represent the state’s 38th Senatorial District. Thomas West, 50, a Republican from Pittsburgh’s Highland Park neighborhood is trying to unseat incumbent Democrat Lindsey Williams. The district includes most of the North Hills, sections of the Alle-Kiski Valley

Leechburg’s annual Pink Day will look a little different this year. Sherry Price, who captained the event for 13 years, bid farewell to Pink Day planning with the 2025 event. She passed the torch to Leechburg Mayor Doreen Smeal and Dina Blake, president of the Leechburg Area Community Association. Smeal

After an extended closure due to flooding, the Oakmont Carnegie Library welcomed back visitors on Monday — at least on the main level. The lower level of the library took on 8 inches of water, mud and debris, during heavy storms Sept. 3, according to library officials. That level remains