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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Quincey Reese's coverage mainly focuses on local news, traffic accidents, weather updates, real estate development, education-related reports, and police investigations. The articles predominantly cover evolving stories and breaking news related to crime incidents, entertainment news such as art exhibitions and bridal collections, house & home features including real estate developments or window screen painting tutorials.
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By: Quincey Reese
Here are some of the latest news items from this morning, Thursday, April 18. Lawrenceville Shop n' Save set to close next month
By: Quincey Reese
A pharmacy employee at UPMC Presbyterian was charged Thursday in connection with the theft of more than $425,000 from the health care giant.
By: Quincey Reese
Here are some of the latest news items from Friday, April 19. Human remains found in Aliquippa
By: Quincey Reese
The FBI's Pittsburgh office is investigating violent threats made this week against religious schools and places of worship in Western Pennsylvania.
By: Quincey Reese
After breaking Penn-Trafford’s discus record and placing third in the state last year, Matthew Sarnowski returns to the throwing circle this track and field season with lofty goals. But that is not Sarnwoski’s only reason for throwing well this spring. The Penn-Trafford senior’s performance is driving a fundraiser for his
By: Quincey Reese
Brayden Seech has been playing video games since he was in elementary school. He started with Nintendo’s Wii and DS devices, shifting into Xbox and PC games as he got older. Now, as a 17-year-old senior at Penn-Trafford High School, Seech has earned a college scholarship to continue his hobby
By: Quincey Reese
Carlotta Paige wants people to feel welcome in Westmoreland County. Paige, of Unity, grew up in Greensburg.
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When Jessica Hickey launched the Greensburg Night Market in 2019, 28 vendors lined half a block of South Pennsylvania Avenue.
By: Quincey Reese
Two Kiski Area Intermediate School students brought six small knives to school with them “in order to show them off to one another” on Wednesday afternoon, according to a statement released by the school's principals.
By: Quincey Reese
A native of the Dominican Republic who was caught with 9 pounds of heroin in 2016 but escaped back to his homeland only to be extradited was sentenced this week for his crimes.
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