 07/01/10 2010 Belle Vernon graduate Spencer Lynn will continue his academic and football careers with the Vulcans at California University of Pennsylvania.
06/29/10 An experienced combat medic with the Pennsylvania National Guard , 29-year-old Bridgeville resident Jason Wylie was recently recognized for his role in rescuing an unresponsive Belle Vernon man.
06/29/10 The Belle Vernon Area school board last night approved a budget with a real estate tax increase for the second straight year.
06/29/10 Two July 31 games are on tap with Charleroi and Monessen colliding in the first game at 6 p.m., followed by Ringgold and Belle Vernon Area in the second contest at 8 p.m.
06/24/10 The Charleroi-Monessen football rivalry may not be dead after all. The same goes for Belle Vernon Area against Ringgold. Thanks to Alumni Football USA, a football doubleheader between the four area rivals is scheduled for July 30. The site, however, hasn't been set.
 06/22/10 The lone supermarket in California, Washington County, has been a staple in the community for four decades, but residents will soon be forced to look elsewhere to do their grocery shopping.
06/19/10 The Homestead gastropub is the kind of place where people from all walks of life can feel at home and enjoy a good meal.
06/18/10 A Washington County man is facing charges after he accidentally shot his friend in the face, police said.
 06/17/10 Showing off the sign for the newly dedicated baseball field are (from left) Ralph Rice, chairman of the Redstone Township supervisors, Art Arky Lent and supervisors Larry Williams and George Matis. REDSTONE TWP. - The Redstone Township supervisors have granted mercantile licenses to two new businesses. Cheryl King, of 88 Grzenski St., Republic, applied for a license to operate a notary service ...
06/16/10 Earlier this month, state police across throughout Pennsylvania, in conjunction with the state Department of Environmental Protection, conducted an enforcement effort focused on commercial haulers. In Troop B, which includes stations in Uniontown, Waynesburg, Belle Vernon, Washington and Pittsburgh, there were 32 trash trucks placed out of service, 105 inspections conducted and 61 citations ...
 06/11/10 Shakespearean overtones of good vs. evil, corruption, violence, martyrdom and redemption coursed through the true-life events four decades ago of a bare-knuckled battle for control of the United Mine Workers union.
06/10/10 California University of Pennsylvania's Alumni Association recently presented this year's Awards of Distinction during a luncheon in the Performance Center of the Natali Student Center on the campus.
06/10/10 When it comes to researching veterans' history, Dr. Regis Serinko Sr. is always up for a challenge, even if it means countless hours walking through cemeteries.
05/14/10 Belle Vernon ended the regular season on a tough note Thursday, losing to visiting Yough, 8-3, in Section 2-AAA action.
05/14/10 Carmichaels received a No. 3 seed in Class A with the pairings announced for six other local teams announced Thursday for the start of the WPIAL Softball Playoffs.
05/13/10 Softball coaches Carol Perroz of Valley and Mike Spagnolo of Burrell are using the success and failures of pro sports teams to inspire for the WPIAL playoffs.
 05/11/10 I have been blessed with the opportunity to do an interview with a future inside linebacker for California University of Pennsylvania, Spencer Lynn. Lynn is currently a senior attending Belle Vernon Area HS in Belle Vernon, PA. California University of Pennsylvania is a Division-II college located in southwestern PA. Many people know the school as a D-II college football powerhouse. This season ...
04/30/10 A girl from Frazier High School and a boy from Belle Vernon Area High School won one-year, full-tuition scholarships to California University of Pennsylvania on Thursday night.
04/30/10 The Valley Art Club has opened a new exhibit of works by its members in the main foyer of the headquarters of Southwestern Pennsylvania Human Services at 300 Chamber Plaza in Charleroi.
 04/29/10 WASHINGTON TWP. - For the first time, homes in Washington Township will be getting public sewerage, thanks in part to a $2 million grant from the Army Corps of Engineers. | 
