Monday May 12 | www.pittsburghlive.com | Posted by Questioning
Flatwoods presents 'encore performance' of 'High School Musical'
It certainly is going to be a weekend to remember for Damian Winterbottom and Stephanie Wohar, both from Carroll Township and juniors at Ringgold High School.
Sunday May 11 | O-R Online
Donora-Webster Bridge staves off demolition to serve as connector between past and present
“The people from Webster who don't have all the ... facilities that Donora has can get over here”
James Hibbs and his crew of four suspend themselves under the old steel bridge on a plank for an eight-hour shift, hooked to ropes and cables high above the Monongahela River. via O-R Online
Friday May 9 | North Texas e-News
Smart Stuff with Twig Walkingstick: Susque-whatta?
“Captain John Smith [the guy Pocahontas kept out of trouble] first explored the Susquehanna River in 1608. It impressed him favorably. ... During his journey, Smith met and described the native Susquehannocks, for whom the river is named.”
Q. Dear Twig: "Susquehanna." Now that's a beautiful word. A. Your question? Is that a question? Bueller? ... Bueller? All right. via North Texas e-News
Wednesday May 7 | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Fresh Look: He's just ducky with fun city tour
“Everyone has to quack when I say so. If not, we have a name for you: lame duck.”
No matter how much I try, I cannot duck Quinn Shannon's jokes. "How you feeling?" he asks before immediately answering his own question. via Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Saturday May 3 | Pittsburgh Tribune
Decisions of Westmoreland County judges
The following is a partial list of criminal cases handled by judges in the most recent term of Westmoreland County criminal court. via Pittsburgh Tribune
Thursday May 1 | Http
Tuesday Apr 29 | PittsburghLIVE.com
Brownsville museum aims to fulfill ex-board president's dream
“There's quite a bit on the plate to get this done”
Members of the Monongahela River, Railroad and Transportation Museum are continuing efforts to open their Brownsville building to the public to honor their late board president. via PittsburghLIVE.com
Sunday Apr 27 | North Hills News Record
Ligonier's transformation has been 250 years in the making
Fort Ligonier almost wasn't built. Which means the borough of Ligonier might never had been settled. via North Hills News Record









