By Brad Hundt Staff writer bhundt@observer-reporter.com Thousands of years ago, eclipses were something to fear. Before astronomy was born and eclipses were fully understood, it was believed that when the sky would unexpectedly grow dark during the day, it was because the gods were ...
Kyla Ross from Bethel Park could not contain her enthusiasm. She was more than thrilled to attend the grand opening of the Coen Markets convenience store and gas station at 5281 Library Road. “I’m excited,” said Ross, who lives less than a mile away from the busy intersection. “For the ...
Several animals were killed Feb. 26 when a fire broke out at an animal rescue in South Park. According to a post on the Allegheny County Police Facebook page, emergency crews were called to Fairgrounds Building 10 shortly before 4 p.m. The building is rented by Nate’s Reptile ...
Spring is approaching, and that means local high school students are learning lyrics and rehearsing choreography for their seasonal musicals. Districts through the South Hills are hard at work to put on the best shows they can for their communities. Below are details: Peters Township High ...
The Historical Society of Carnegie is ready to hit it out of the park with a three-day celebration next weekend, in honor of Honus “The Flying Dutchman” Wagner’s 150th birthday. "He’s still recognized as the greatest shortstop to play the game,” said Don Trischler, a docent for the ...
Peters Township council is moving ahead with scaled back plans for an aquatic center at Rolling Hills Park after rejecting bids last year. Council voted 3-2 Monday to award the $188,000 contract to the Blue Bell-based Kimmel Bogrette Architecture. The firm will design plans for the first phase ...
