Joe Abramowitz is a journalist for the DAILY COURIER, focusing on local news in the Connellsville area of Pennsylvania. With a keen interest in community events and local government, Joe covers a range of topics including cultural events, municipal projects, and important developments within the region.
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A Vietnam Veterans Memorial replica will be displayed around the clock and free to the public Thursday through Sunday at Penn State Fayette, the Eberly Campus in North Union Township.
When the New Haven Hose Company sponsored its first Halloween parade in 1908, what now is Connellsville’s West Side was not part of the city.
With construction completed on its wastewater treatment system upgrade the Connellsville Municipal Authority is pursuing money being held by the state agency that financed the project.
A group of Mt. Pleasant Area High School students will take a trip into the past by creating a virtual reality experience to show the way a historic building looked
The Carnegie Free Library in Connellsville hopes to receive a state grant to repair the facade at the 120-year-old South Pittsburgh St. building.
When Gary Racan and the Studio-E Band stages a Warriors Rock concert 7 p.m. Nov. 4 and Connellsville Area High School, the show will feature an appearance by country star
Connellsville Area Community Ministries is raising money to develop a downtown park next to its thrift store at 110 W. Crawford Ave.
It took nearly four months and voting at two school board meetings, but Connellsville Area administrators have a new agreement for compensation and benefits.
A vacant house at 113 N. Sixth St., Connellsville, was heavily damaged in a late Thursday evening fire.
Tickets are selling out quickly for the eighth annual Downtown Connellsville Chili Walk.
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