Roscoe News

Police are seeking help in the search for a man who broke into a Roscoe man's truck and has since stolen from the victim.

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.

Chris Buckley can be reached via e-mail or at 724-684-2642. Every morning before heading to his store, Jerry Zahand Sr.

A Washington County family escaped injury last night when a gas explosion destroyed their mobile home in Roscoe.

A gas leak sparked a fire and explosion at a Washington County trailer park Friday night.

A contractor working on a private water line Friday evening accidentally ruptured a gas line, causing a mobile home in Roscoe to go up in flames.

" Carrie Masten and her daughter, Linda Mudry, were inside her home in Lazy D Mobile Estates Friday evening when an overpowering odor of gas drove them onto the porch.

A trailer home exploded in Roscoe Borough Friday evening. Washington 9-1-1 told Channel 11 that Columbia Gas was called to the location to check out a natural gas leak.

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.

Consistency has characterized the magisterial offices in Charleroi. Three former Charleroi police officers have served as the district justice in the borough and just three locations have housed the office over the past three decades.

Kathryn Moluski may be 100, but she still never misses a trick at the card table.

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

Robert Nesti of Clearwater, Florida, remembers Lisa Kirk as a young girl in Roscoe, where she attended elementary school and was his neighbor.

A 10-year-old girl was injured Monday afternoon after she reportedly walked into the path of a vehicle near 54 W. Second St., according to Waynesboro Police Chief Mark King.