Jeff Himler is a journalist based in Greensburg, Pennsylvania. He primarily writes for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, covering local news and events in the Greensburg area. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, and LNP | LancasterOnline.
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By: Jeff Himler
The works of 18 artists reflecting on the theme “Water is the Mirror of Nature” will be spotlighted in the Loyalhanna Watershed Association's 40th annual art auction benefit.
By: Jeff Himler
Latrobe officials are considering doubling the city’s real estate transfer tax, to 1%, increasing revenue from that source to an estimated $155,000 for the pending 2025 budget. While the budget remains under development, city manager Terry Carcella said he anticipates the city will be able to hold the property tax
By: Jeff Himler
Latrobe has expanded its police force to 16 officers with the hiring of Patrolman Andrew Ong. The 11-year veteran of law enforcement was recognized for a lifesaving rescue during his previous stint with the Blairsville Police Department. Ong, who was sworn in at Latrobe council’s Monday meeting, is credited with
By: Jeff Himler
Former Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley told a packed crowd at a northern Allegheny County music venue that former President Donald
By: Jeff Himler
Former President Bill Clinton departed Greensburg leaving behind praise for the homemade apricot scones at the town's White Rabbit Cafe.
By: Jeff Himler
A wall decorated with a large mural was damaged Thursday afternoon when a car crashed into the Charley Brothers Shop ‘n Save supermarket on East Pittsburgh Street in Greensburg.
By: Jeff Himler
The nation's 250th birthday is less than two years away, and the Fort Ligonier chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution is ready for the major milestone.
By: Jeff Himler
Southwest Greensburg residents on Tuesday will decide whether one mill of the borough’s real estate tax will continue to help fund the Greensburg Hempfield Area Library. Southwest Greensburg Council says the roughly $15,000 generated by one mill of the town’s 28-mill tax can be better spent on borough needs. The
By: Jeff Himler
A bridge that is rated in “poor” condition is scheduled for repairs next year near the northern Derry Township community of Torrance. PennDOT said plans for fixing the bridge that carries Torrance Road over McGee Run are nearing completion, with bids for the project to be let in December. According
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