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Jeanine Gevaudan was born and bred a Steelers fan. “Growing up, on Sundays we were at my grandma’s house watching the games, there’d be a big spread — it was always Steelers Sunday,” Gevaudan, 52, said. In her adulthood, Gevaudan is a season ticket holder. Coming from a family that
Oakmont property owners will be paying 33% more in real estate taxes this year.
By: Haley Daugherty
A change in leadership on the Gilpin board of supervisors isn't sitting well with at least one township official.
By: Haley Daugherty
Former Leechburg police chief Michael Diebold is facing a new felony charge after state police say he didn't report all of the internet sites and apps he'd been using.
By: Haley Daugherty
Oakmont officials are making plans to reduce accidents at the place that has the most wrecks in town.
By: Haley Daugherty
Leechburg Area students have a chance at the belt. Tyler Vargo, Leechburg Area High School principal, restarted the district's Student of the Month Award but with a few changes.
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Nick Theofilis had a passion for helping others. “Throughout Nick's life, he was a helper. He helped anybody,” said his mother, Lori Theofilis.
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The Riverview School Board is considering welcoming tuition students to the district for the first time in more than 20 years.
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Rob Hallett and Kyle Kotchey are finding it difficult to retire. The owners of Robert Hallett Goldsmith in Oakmont, a jewelry store and studio, they've been designing and making one-of-a-kind jewelry since 1980.
Two Leechburg churches are combining forces to help others. Members of Cross Roads Community Presbyterian Church and First Evangelical
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