Karen Mansfield is a reporter at various publications including Management Specialist Inc, Wheeling News-Register, Observer Reporter, Weirton Daily Times, Herald-Standard, and Williamsport Sun-Gazette. She covers a diverse range of themes such as culture and society, agriculture and farming, health and wellness, and education, often focusing on topics like farm management, organic farming, and health news. Karen's work has been featured in multiple esteemed outlets, highlighting her commitment to informing the public on important issues within her beats.
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Karen Mansfield's local coverage in Pennsylvania and Washington focuses on a broad range of topics, including community events, health, veterans' affairs, music, fundraising activities and personal finance. Her articles often feature press releases and event coverage.
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By: Karen Mansfield
Canon-McMillan School District administrators hosted a “Coffee Talk” on Tuesday to update residents about the construction of the new, state-of-the-art $79 million Wylandville Elementary School and the school district’s redistricting plans. The new school will be located on the same campus as the existing building and will house students from Wylandville and Borland Manor elementary […]
By: Karen Mansfield
Penn Highlands Healthcare highlighted a year of growth, expanded services and clinical excellence in southwestern Pennsylvania at its annual public meeting, held at Penn Highlands Connellsville earlier this month. The meeting, which focused on accomplishments at Penn Highlands Mon Valley and Penn Highlands Connellsville, “reflected on a year of significant growth, strategic investment and an […]
The Center For Coalfield Justice will host a program, Shale Gas Fracking and Public Health 101 – The People’s Cancer Incidence Screening Tool, on Wednesday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the center’s office at 69 E. Beau St. in Washington. The program will feature guest speaker Dr. Lauren Minsky, creator of the People’s […]
The Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run, an international torch relay, will be coming to Washington on Saturday. Along the route, an estimated 50,000 children in over 1,000 cities and towns are expected to participate when the Peace Run visits schools, youth organizations and local events to share what organizers say is a simple message: Peace […]
By: Karen Mansfield
Five years had passed since Tom Strang participated in the annual National Veterans Wheelchair Games. Strang, 84, of Cecil Township – and one of the oldest participants in this year’s games, held in Detroit in mid-July – has piled up medals since he started competing in the games in 1998, earning more than 100. Unfortunately, […]
For nearly 25 years, Concordia Hospice of Washington Donnell House has helped patients and their families through life’s hardest moments. Now, the hospice facility in Washington has closed its doors. “Concordia Hospice of Washington can confirm that inpatient hospice services are no longer being provided at the Donnell House,” the company said in a statement. […]
After 53 years of teaching, mentoring thousands of students, leading research projects, cheering on sports teams, and referencing 1970s television shows during lectures, Washington & Jefferson College psychology professor Dr. Michael Crabtree has retired. And it seems everyone who met Crabtree in the classroom has a story about his impact on their lives outside of […]
After 53 years of teaching, mentoring thousands of students, leading research projects, cheering on sports teams, and referencing 1970s television shows during lectures, Washington & Jefferson College psychology professor Dr. Michael Crabtree has retired.
UPMC Presbyterian Shadyside Hospital has been named the second-best hospital in Pennsylvania in U.S. News & World Report’s annual rankings. The hospital also was named the best in the Pittsburgh metropolitan region, and earned national rankings in 10 areas, including cancer, psychiatry, and rheumatology treatment. This year’s 37th edition of Best Hospitals, released Tuesday, evaluated […]
UPMC Presbyterian Shadyside Hospital has been named the second-best hospital in Pennsylvania in U.S. News & World Report's annual rankings.
