1 hr ago | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Presbytery says it, not court, should decide property dispute
“There cannot be a more clear statement of their acceptance of the jurisdiction of the Presbyterian Church (USA)”
A Washington County judge heard arguments this week on whether he has the authority to resolve a property dispute between Washington Presbytery and most former members of Peters Creek United Presbyterian ... via Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Wednesday | Kdka.com
Washington County Man's Death Investigated
Police in Washington County are investigating the death of a man in Fallowfield Township. via Kdka.com
Monday May 5 | Chambersburg Public Opinion
Coroner investigates Greencastle man's death at college
The Washington County Coroner is trying to determine whether alcohol played a role in the death of Greencastle man attending the California University of Pennsylvania. via Chambersburg Public Opinion
Monday May 5 | Philly.com
Early New World human site to reopen with renovations
“There really is no facility that lets you see an excavation like this in North or South America”
A Washington County archaeological site believed to contain some of the earliest traces of humans in North America is set to reopen after being closed for nearly a year for renovations. via Philly.com
Sunday May 4 | O-R Online
A South Franklin Township man died early Saturday when his car crashed on Route 19 in Amwell Township, state police said. via O-R Online
Saturday May 3 | O-R Online
S. Franklin man dies in rollover
A South Franklin Township man died early Saturday as a result of vehicle accident in Amwell Township, according to Washington County Coroner Tim Warco. via O-R Online
Friday May 2 | ThePittsburghChannel
Cal U. Student Found Dead; Tests Pending
The Washington County coroner is investigating whether alcohol caused the death of a California University of Pennsylvania student. via ThePittsburghChannel
Wednesday Apr 30 | Http
Tuesday Apr 29 | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Fired Burgettstown cop should get back pay, judge rules
A federal magistrate says a police officer fired from a Washington County force for his religious beliefs deserves back pay but won't get his job back. via Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Monday Apr 28 | O-R Online
No contest as Daley gains renomination
“You work hard, and you hope it pays off.”
Longtime Democratic legislator Peter J. Daley crushed two challengers in Tueday's primary and appears headed to another term as the 49th District representative. via O-R Online







