Haley Daugherty is a journalist at MON VALLEY INDEPENDENT and TribLive. She covers a diverse range of topics, with a strong focus on education, including both public and private systems, as well as regional interests in food and beverages, urban design, and development. Haley's work has been featured in prominent outlets, showcasing her expertise in education and planning within North America.
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By: Haley Daugherty
The Penn Hills School District and Penn Hills Education Support Professionals Association reached a tentative agreement over the weekend on contract negotiations and will effectively avoid a strike. The development comes weeks after union members voted to authorize a strike and made preparations for a possible work stoppage. The tentative
By: Haley Daugherty
Frazer officials are looking at signing a service agreement with the Allegheny Valley Regional Police Department later this month. Frazer intends to contract the regional department to cover needed shifts in the future, said Township Secretary Lori Ziencik. “We’re losing one officer on Sept. 1,” said Ziencik, who is also
A former Leechburg business owner is facing multiple felony charges accusing him of sexually assaulting a young girl. Joseph Hesketh, 34, former co-owner of Twisted Thistle and Market Street Pizza in Leechburg, and former owner of Crossbar Grill in New Kensington, is accused of having sexual relations with the girl
Verona residents can expect to have their very own art district. Proposed by the Verona Chamber of Commerce, a project to transform Diamond Way Alley into the Diamond Way Art District was put in motion Tuesday night. Diamond Way is located between the borough’s two major retail streets — East
The 2026-27 school year might be known as the year of the tax hike, with a majority of property owners in the region paying more in school taxes. In Westmoreland County and the Alle-Kiski Valley, 14 of 17 public school districts — 82% — opted to hike taxes for the
West Deer Township officials successfully challenged an election petition that would have put a voting at large referendum on the November ballot. West Deer resident Rich Hollibaugh spearheaded a community-wide petition that he claims received 977 signatures in support of adding the referendum. After receiving needed materials from Allegheny County,
Deer Lakes School District is kicking off the school year with a lot of new faces. Beth Hutson was sworn in as the district’s new superintendent Tuesday night. Hutson started at Deer Lakes in March, when she was hired as assistant superintendent. In July, school board members unanimously approved her
It looks like the West Deer Dog Shelter will stay right where it is, with an expansion and amenities like running water. The shelter has been a topic of discussion in the township for several years. Township supervisors considered a few different options to make more room and upgrade facilities
By: Haley Daugherty
Namdar Realty Group’s paving project at the Pittsburgh Mills is expected to continue as planned despite the realty company being pressured for improvements at one of its other properties. Namdar purchased Logan Valley Mall in Blair County around 10 years ago, said Township Manager Tim Brown. Since then, much like
A homeschool hybrid Christian program is coming to Leechburg. Enriched Homeschool Hybrid, founded by Leechburg couple Sarah and Shawn McGonagle, is a hybrid model that combines homeschooling with shared resources, professional educators and community relationships. “This is a Christian program, so there’s a strong faith-based component,” Sarah McGonagle said. The
