Allenport News

Negotiations between the United Steelworkers union and a California businessman who hopes to reopen a steel mill in Allenport in Washington County, are expected to resume Tuesday.

Severstal Wheeling, Inc. has signed a letter of intent to sell its Allenport, Pa., sheet rolling plant to North American Trading Company.

No one loved 5-Town Park more than Marguerite Cox. The lifelong Roscoe resident and her husband, Charles - along with a group of devoted volunteers - worked tirelessly to restore the park more than a decade ago.

John Lenhart doesn't have to look far for advice about running the restaurant that carries his name on Craven Hill in Fallowfield Township.

Chris Buckley can be reached via e-mail or at 724-684-2642. For the first time since its inception in 1985, the Mid Mon Valley Transit Authority will have a new carrier.

Two people have been charged with breaking into an Allenport house. R.E.S.A. police charged Stanley Morris, 20, of 193 Taylor Run Road, Carroll Township, and Kristen Garcia, 21, of 97 Kenric Ave., Donora, with burglary, conspiracy to commit burglary, theft by unlawful taking, receiving stolen property and criminal mischief for allegedly breaking ...

A West Coast businessman is moving closer to reopening the Allenport rolling mill to manufacture a new stainless-steel laminate.

Chris Buckley can be reached via e-mail or at 724-684-2642. What if they conducted an election and no one ran? That nearly appears to be the case in many communities across the Valley, where no one is running or there are not enough candidates on the ballot for open positions.

The potential owner of the closed Allenport plant met Wednesday in Harrisburg with state officials.

Nick Mavrikas wasn't expecting to take a vacation on Broad Avenue in North Belle Vernon.

Mid-Mon Valley residents have always found unique ways to celebrate New Year's Eve.

Frigid weather will continue to blast the Mon Valley as a wind chill advisory is in effect through Saturday.

When Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel's Allenport mill closed for good in August, Frank Chacko said goodbye to the place that had employed him for four decades.

After running from police during a traffic stop, a West Brownsville man reportedly thanked the officer for arresting him because he needed help defeating his heroin addiction.