Quincey Reese is a reporter for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, with a focus on local news in Pennsylvania, particularly in the Pittsburgh area. With a background in student affairs writing and reporting, Quincey brings a passion for community journalism and a dedication to keeping readers informed about the latest happenings in their area.
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By: Quincey Reese
A week after district officials discussed incorporating a center of innovation into its high school renovation project, the Hempfield Area School Board voted to hire a director for the proposed space. The board unanimously voted Monday evening to create a Director of Innovation, Strategic Programs and Safety position focused on
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About five months after Adamsburg fire station crews expressed interest in turning management of its service over to the township, Hempfield is
By: Quincey Reese
Hempfield may double its millage rate to support the expenses of its 10 fire departments. It would be the first tax increase in more than three decades.
By: Quincey Reese
Penn Township is considering a series of zoning changes to areas surrounding three of its roadways to encourage economic development.
By: Quincey Reese
Westmoreland County Coroner Tim Carson was called to the scene of a vehicle crash early Monday morning in South Huntingdon Township. The crash occurred shortly after 4:30 a.m. in the 1000 block of Route 981, according to a Westmoreland County dispatcher. The crash is under investigation by state police, the
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A man was killed Tuesday in Stowe Township when an excavator tipped over and its bucket struck him, according to Allegheny County police.
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Penn Township residents will have an opportunity to learn more about where the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission stands in its design of an interchange for Route 130. Residents will be able to walk through an open house display on the interchange project and speak with turnpike representatives Nov. 19 at Penn-Trafford
U.S. Senate candidate Dave McCormick is scheduled to host a rally Wednesday in Marshall — with a special guest.
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It only took one loss this summer to light a fire under Penn-Trafford’s 12u All-Star softball team. The team — made up of a dozen girls ages 11 and 12 — won its remaining 14 games across three tournaments from July to mid-August, said coach Jim Drenning. “The girls came
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A Lawrence County man was arrested Thursday morning for trespassing on West Hempfield Elementary School property while students were filtering into the building, court documents say.
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