Dan Irwin

Joan Aiken, one of the original co-owners of B&B Charcoal Grill, looks over an array of original-recipe pies baked for the eatery's reunion Saturday.

ABOVE: This vacant portion of Shenango Commons has been purchased by the Shenango Economic Development Corporation.

Ridgewood Court residents have spent years seeking relief from stormwater drainage issues. Now, one of them appears to be getting help, although not everyone is on board.

Peggy Angelucci is concerned. The Shenango Township resident watches daily as youths on e-bikes, e-scooters and ATVs ride up and down past

Shenango Township appears to be getting a new self-storage facility.

One building is destroyed and another, the gelatin dope house, is without a roof in the aftermath of the July 6, 1964, explosion at American Cyanamid.

Work is continuing on a pair of initiatives aimed at bringing additional life to Shenango Commons.

Holy Spirit won't be the first parish in the Pittsburgh Diocese to add solar arrays to some of its buildings. That honor belongs to St.

Parishioners enter St. Mary's Church on North Street after a 202 Rosary Walk from St. Vitus Church on South Mercer Street. The campuses of both St.

Parishioners enter St. Mary’s Church on North Street after a 202 Rosary Walk from St. Vitus Church on South Mercer Street. The campuses of both St. Mary and St. Vitus are to receive solar panels to provide their electric needs.