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STATE STILL DOESN'T TAX NATURAL GAS, OIL: We've harped on this before - and we'll keep harping until Pennsylvania's elected officials, who have no problem taxing your house, land and income, finally decide to ...
Fayette County woman on probation back in jail
A Fayette County woman -- who initially avoided prison time for a high-speed vehicle crash that claimed the life of her 2-year-old daughter -- has been jailed for the second time for an alleged probation ...
Uniontown prepares for private garbage collection
Uniontown residents who have prepaid their garbage bills will have collection fees from July through December transferred to Veolia Environmental Services and credited to their accounts.
Consultant offers $50 million plan to Uniontown Area
Uniontown Area School Board learned Tuesday that three schools can be renovated for less than $50 million.
Uniontown couple facing cruelty charges gives up pets
A Fayette County man and woman who had faced numerous animal cruelty charges after humane agents removed four dead chinchillas and 17 dead turtles and tortoises from their Uniontown residence have agreed to ...
Police say one dead, one injured in Uniontown shooting
A Fayette County man died and a woman was injured in what police described Wednesday as an attempted homicide-suicide in South Union.
Laurel: To Henry F. Molinaro and the Molinaro Band. Celebrating its 95th year, the band has become a Connellsville institution.
Brief: Child endangerment charges filed against pair
A Fayette County couple face child endangerment charges after police found their residence littered with dog feces, garbage and exposed electrical wires.
Police Investigate Double Shooting in Fayette County
SOUTH UNION TWP., Pa. -- A double shooting in Fayette County is being treated as an attempted homicide and suicide investigation.
Thieves take train track worth $18,000 in Fayette County
Thieves made off with $18,000 worth of steel train track in Fayette County. State police at Uniontown said someone took 400 feet of steel train rail owned by Fay-Penn Industrial Development Corporation.
Fayette board mulls hotel-tax split
The Fayette County commissioners have until July 1 to decide the direction the board will take in adopting one of two proposals for distributing an estimated $750,000 in revenue generated by a new 3 percent ...
McDonald's Holds Contest to Celebrate its Big Mac
Semi-finalists will be selected by a panel of judges and the winner will be chosen through an online vote by July 22.
Assault charge against Uniontown police officer dropped
A Fayette County police officer who was on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of a hearing on an assault charge has been returned to full duty.
Irwin paving bid $30,000 under budget
Adhering to the adage that the "early bird catches the worm" paid off for Irwin, which advertised for paving contracts before the busy season and secured a bid that was almost $30,000 under budget.
Desire to bury utilities leads to delay in Waynesburg streetscape work
Pretty sidewalks won't mean much if the town still has ugly telephone poles and wires hanging overhead, Waynesburg's engineer told council Monday as he explained some of the challenges facing the streetscape ...
Belle Vernon targets downspout problem
Borough council will mail letters to all homeowners urging them to disconnect their downspouts as part of the stormwater and wastewater system separation project.
Connellsville and Fayette County News
Approximately 230 Laurel Highlands High School seniors Tuesday night said goodbye to high school friends as they stepped from the halls of the hallowed school and started a new chapter of their lives.
It's a fact. The cost of public transit in Fayette County is about to increase. During a public hearing at the Fayette Area Coordinated Transportation public transit center on Friday, Lori Groover-Smith of the ...
Hospital in Uniontown expanding Chest Pain Center
Uniontown Hospital has been awarded a $284,030 federal grant. The grant is to be used for the continued creation of a Chest Pain Center, according to a news release issued by U.S. Rep.
A Fayette County man faces up to 40 years in prison after his conviction Wednesday on a charge of third-degree murder in the 2005 slaying of a 20-year-old woman.