Waynesburg News

Monongahela road foreman Mark Gadd walked Thursday to the city's road salt shed and estimated it still contains 500 tons of the material.

A toothless woman arrested for allegedly robbing a US bank told police she did it because she needed money to buy false teeth.

Twelve days after she walked into First National Bank in Waynesburg and handed a teller a note demanding $500 in cash, Evelyn Marie Fuller admitted to Waynesburg Borough police Jan.

Evelyn Fuller, the woman accused of robbing First National Bank in Waynesburg to buy a set of dentures, was held for court Tuesday following a preliminary hearing before District Judge Lou Dayich.

Jurors have found Democratic state Rep. Bill DeWeese, the onetime House speaker from Waynesburg, guilty on five of six felony counts.

The photo published last Monday was instantly recognized by many of our readers.

It has been more than 20 years since Jimmie's Lunch at 104 W. High St., Waynesburg, closed its doors, and with the establishment's demise so went the secret hot dog sauce still craved by longtime customers like Jane Zollars Vandegrift, formerly of Greene County.

A toothless woman arrested for allegedly robbing a US bank told police she did it because she needed money to buy false teeth, a report has said.

New York - A toothless woman arrested for allegedly robbing a US bank told police she did it because she needed money to buy false teeth, a report has said.

A Dauphin County jury will begin to consider the corruption case against Democratic state Rep.

A wealthy Florida polo club founder has adopted his adult girlfriend as part of a legal battle stemming from a fatal 2010 car crash.

A woman who appeared to not have any teeth in surveillance photos from a western Pennsylvania bank robbery last month has confessed, apologized and told police she planned the heist because she needed the money for dentures.

Police say a woman who appeared to not have any teeth in surveillance photos from a southwestern Pennsylvania bank robbery last month has confessed, apologized and said she planned the heist because she needed the money for dentures she couldn't get through welfare until next year.

A parade of southwestern Pennsylvanians from Democratic Rep. Bill DeWeese's district took the witness stand this morning to recount how they and scores of other local residents volunteered for the lawmaker's campaigns.

Jennifer Reeger is a Tribune-Review staff writer and can be reached at 724-836-6155 or via e-mail. When Samuel Rybski drove into Greene County to work on a natural gas pipeline for the Marcellus shale industry, he couldn't find a spot to park his recreational vehicle.

Mumia Abu-Jamal has been moved into the general prison population for the first time since going on death row for the killing of Philadelphia Police Officer Daniel Faulkner.

A once-powerful state lawmaker told a grand jury in 2009 he relied heavily on his district staff to perform re-election campaign duties and he hadn't been careful to ensure it was done on their personal, rather than taxpayer-paid time, according to a transcript read Thursday during Rep.

Mark Fischer of Waynesburg has announced he will seek the Republican nomination for state representative in the 50th Legislative District.

The man accused of hitting a Greene County woman with his car on New Year's Day and dragging her nearly 100 feet now faces additional charges.

A former legislative aide who handled state Rep. Bill DeWeese's political fundraising told jurors at DeWeese's corruption trial Wednesday that he tried to comply with a ban on doing campaign work on state time, but that it was often impossible.