Haley Daugherty is a journalist at MON VALLEY INDEPENDENT. She covers a diverse range of topics including education, public school systems, event management, and the arts, with a particular focus on fine art and crafts. Haley's work has also been featured in TribLive and NewsBreak, highlighting her commitment to informing the community on various subjects from transportation and mobility to animal care.
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By: Haley Daugherty
Pennsylvania lawmakers and businesses are asking the state Supreme Court for more time to figure out how to regulate skill games. The state Supreme Court ruled in June that skill games are slot machines and must adhere to gambling statutes. The ruling gave state lawmakers 120 days to decide how
Some Iron City Distilling products will soon be a short drive away from just about anywhere in Western Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board approved the sale of Iron City’s Bessemer Rye Whiskey and Bessemer Gin in a number of state Fine Wine & Good Spirits stores. Leaders of the
By: Haley Daugherty
It was 9:30 a.m. Oct. 6 when Amanda Frieze got a call to shut down the Keystone Klub in Penn Township. “We were not supposed to be closed until today,” Frieze told TribLive on Tuesday. “There was no warning or anything.” According to its website, the Keystone Klub is a
By: Haley Daugherty
Charges have been filed against a Kittanning man accused of committing armed robbery and fleeing the scene on an ATV. Robert Mitchell Beers Jr., 57, of Kittanning Township is facing multiple felonies after, police say, he robbed NexTier Bank at the intersection of Route 422 and Burton Drive in Manor
By: Haley Daugherty
A Kittanning Township man accused of committing armed robbery and fleeing on an ATV is heading to court. Robert Mitchell Beers Jr., 57, waived his right to a preliminary hearing Tuesday morning before District Judge J. Gary DeComo. He is facing multiple felony charges after, police say, he robbed NexTier
Dozens of residents showed support for long time Gilpin Township secretary-treasurer Tuesday night. Sharon Long, who’s been serving in the position for about 30 years, has become the center of discussion after her title’s position in the the Teamsters Local 538 was called into question earlier this year. Township officials
By: Haley Daugherty
Frustrations continue to mount for West Deer Dog Shelter volunteers as expansion work remains slow going. “Investing in the shelter could reinvigorate the community to become more involved,” shelter volunteer and West Deer resident Roger Wood told TribLive. “It does a lot for the community and we should not be
West Deer Supervisors are looking into incentives for township business owners. Supervisor Vince Mercuri introduced the idea of a tax abatement or diversion program aimed to mitigate tax increases if business owners improve their storefronts or properties. The idea, he said, came from a Deer Lakes Regional Revitalization Corp. meeting
A police pursuit that started in Arnold ended in Tarentum Friday with a man arrested at gunpoint. Cory Liggins, 38, of Tarentum is facing charges after allegedly refusing to pull over for police while driving from Arnold into Tarentum. An Arnold police officer began following Liggins’ vehicle after running a
Pittsburgh police are investigating after they say an ATM was stolen Monday evening from a building in the South Side Flats neighborhood of the city. Police did not identify the exact building where the theft occurred, but said authorities reported to a building on the 2900 block of South Water
