David L. Dye

Crews from the City of Hermitage and T. Bruce Campbell installed a Christmas tree in the roundabout early Saturday morning at the intersection of East State Street and the Shenango Valley Freeway in Hermitage. Contributed

Historian and Mercer resident Douglas Veverka, seen here holding his book “All Gave Some,” gave a presentation on the Gettysburg Address Saturday afternoon at the Mercer County Historical Society. DAVID DYE | Herald

Historian and Mercer resident Douglas Veverka, seen holds his book “All Gave Some” during his presentation on the Gettysburg Address Saturday afternoon at the Mercer County Historical Society. DAVID DYE | Herald

HERMITAGE — Plans to expand the city’s sewer systems to a few rural neighborhoods could mean a significant investment for some Hermitage homeowners.

Historian and Mercer resident Douglas Veverka, seen here holding his book ‘All Gave Some,’ gave a presentation on the Gettysburg Address at the Mercer County Historical Society. CNHI News Service

Students served a packed cafeteria during the Mercer Chamber Choir’s annual Madrigal Dinner Saturday evening. DAVID DYE | Allied News

Students served a packed cafeteria during the Mercer Chamber Choir’s annual Madrigal Dinner Saturday evening. DAVID DYE | Herald

HERMITAGE — Since his appointment in August, Executive Director Bradley Calleja has worked to make himself and the LindenPointe Development Corp. visible in the community.

HERMITAGE — When MP Coney Island opened its doors Thursday, cars quickly filled the parking lot and customers came through to grab a bite to eat — especially when it

The students of the Hickory High School Chamber Singers, under the direction of Brandy Rockage, performed the National Anthem and the Armed Forces Medley during a Veterans Day program held Nov. 15 at Hickory High School. DAVID DYE | Herald