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Bethel Park says goodbye to NAMS

With enthusiasm, Jocelyn Stein and Charlotte Crawley greeted visitors to Neil Armstrong Middle School. “Welcome to NAMS’s final mission,” they said as they opened the glass doors to the building that had educated Bethel Park “tweeners” since 1970. Both recently completed sixth ...

School’s out for summer in the South Hills, but it’s out forever for Bethel Park’s five elementary institutions. Abraham Lincoln, Benjamin Franklin, William Penn, George Washington and Memorial rang their final bells last week before they closed for good as the Bethel Park School ...

Until May 25, Susan Rushing had never been to the Bethel Park Veterans Memorial on West Library Road between the municipal building and library. She had just recently moved to the area from Ohio. Yet, she shed genuine tears on this Memorial Day as well as during the community’s annual ...

With the state of affairs around the globe, Upper St. Clair attempted to provide a brief respite. On May 16, the high school’s student council transported the community to another world, presenting a virtual utopia when it hosted “Cosmic Community Day, 2026.” “We do think USC really ...

The nation pauses its celebration of its 250th anniversary by commemorating a more somber event. On May 25, the country will recognize its fallen heroes and many municipalities will mourn their military personnel who died serving in the United States Armed Forces during solemn services on ...

Night of Giving anchors a year-long relay race of fundraising for the Upper St. Clair-Bethel Park Rotary Club. The first leg is the organization’s annual chicken barbecue dinner followed by the counting of the cash and soliciting charitable groups to make contributions the culminating in ...