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The Scottdale Business & Professional Women will meet at 6:30 tonight. If you wish to attend as a guest or for more information, call President Angie Marhefka at 724-887-3530. The Hearts and Hands Quilt Guild will meet at 7 tonight at St.
Acme Church's tax-exempt status challenged
Scottdale and Southmoreland School District have appealed a recent decision by the Westmoreland County Board of Assessment Appeals granting tax-exempt status to a four-story building that was recently purchased by an area church.
Scottdale kicks off library fundraising campaign
For the entire month of February and most of March, the library will be selling hearts for $5 each to be put in the library windows, along with several other fundraisers to try and raise much needed funds.
Mt. Pleasant's food pantry running smoothly
The Westmoreland County Food Bank food pantry in Mt. Pleasant has been running so efficiently that facility officials decided to film the monthly setup and distribution for other groups and locations considering starting food pantries to use as a tool.
Super Cupboard program open to qualifying families
Eligible families in the Mt. Pleasant or Scottdale areas interested in participating in the Super Cupboard can contact the WCFB at 724-468-8660 ext.
Friends of the Library meets tonight
The Friends of the Library will meet at 6 tonight in the Scottdale Public Library, Spring Street.
Comedy act due at Geyer theater
The Connellsville Falcon Foundation's latest fundraiser will be held on Saturday at Geyer Performing Arts Center in Scottdale, featuring stand-up comics Aaron Kleiber and Mike Wysocki from WDVE.
'While the Lights Were Out' coming to Geyer
Get ready for some laughs with the first production of the year at the Geyer Performing Arts Center in Scottdale.
2nd man arrested in Mt. Pleasant CoGo's robbery
Mark Hofmann is a Daily Courier staff writer and can be reached at 724-626-3539 or via e-mail. Charges have been filed against a second man police said was involved in the armed robbery of a CoGo's store in Mt.
Scottdale parking lot project could be put on hold
Jacobs Creek Watershed Association has faced one challenge after another in hopes of creating a rain garden and drainage-friendly environment in the Rite Aid parking lot along Broadway in Scottdale.