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Project aims to preserve stories of soldiers killed in World War II

By By Karen Mansfield

A statewide effort to preserve the stories of Pennsylvania service members killed in World War II is seeking volunteer writers, including in Washington, Fayette and Greene counties. The project, led by Kathy Harmon of Franklin County, in south central Pennsylvania through the nonprofit Stories Behind the Stars, aims to document the lives of the estimated 421,000 fallen Americans from World War II, including 31,000 from Pennsylvania. So far, more than 11,000 stories - including 292 in Washington County, 205 in Fayette County, and 39 in Greene County - have been completed and published on Fold3.com. In Washington County, an estimated 761 service members died during World War II, while ...

UPMC Washington receives national recognition for stroke care

UPMC Washington has received the American Heart Association's Get With The Guidelines - Stroke Gold Plus quality achievement award for providing evidence-based stroke care for the 17th consecutive year. Stroke is the fourth-leading cause of death in the U.S., claiming over 160,000 lives annually, and it remains a leading cause of long-term adult disability, with approximately 795,000 new or recurring strokes occurring each year, according to the American Heart Association. A stroke occurs when a blood vessel supplying the brain is blocked by a clot or ruptures, preventing blood and oxygen from reaching brain tissue and causing brain cells to die. Early detection and rapid treatment ...

Flenniken Library planning remodel, expansion

CARMICHAELS – The Flenniken Library plans to stay put — but in a renovated and expanded facility. After originally planning to construct a new building at Wana B Park, the Carmichaels library has shifted focus to a $6.6 million project to remodel the existing library, as well as ...

Neighbors raise concern about road's condition in West Pike Run

Residents who live along a West Pike Run Township road are raising alarms over a deteriorating road that they say becomes impassable during rainstorms, and poses significant safety risks. Elm Road, which is about a mile-and-a-half long, is an unpaved, gravel road that is narrow and twisty, ...

Fayette County Fair cuts ribbon on new barn

At the Fayette County Fairgrounds Wednesday night, people kept craning their necks in amazement. The sight that drew multiple comparisons to New York City was the fair’s new small species barn, which many were seeing for the first time at a ribbon-cutting ceremony. At 100-by-176 feet, ...

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Off with a bang

Belle Vernon took control early and reasserted itself late in winning its opening game at the Pennsylvania American Legion Baseball playoffs on Saturday evening. Belle Vernon built an early 5-0 advantage then pushed across three insurance runs in the bottom of the sixth inning after host ...

Volpe presents Warrick family with group sportsmanship award

Umpire Joe Volpe began presenting a pair of sportsmanship awards in 2021, choosing one player in the Fayette County Baseball League and one in the Fayette American Legion Baseball League. "I just always thought good sportsmanship shouldn't go unnoticed and when my colleague Paul Lancaster ...

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Skenes rocked as Cubs rout Pirates, 11-0

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pete Crow-Armstrong was 4 for 5 with a home run and three RBIs to lead the Chicago Cubs to an 11-0 rout of the Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday night. Shota Imanaga (7-8) held Pittsburgh to four hits in six innings, striking out four and walking one. Pittsburgh's Paul ...

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Jacktown Fair ‘always brings good cheer’

The granddaddy of them all kicks off the local fair season this week. The Jacktown Fair – considered one of the oldest continually operating agricultural fairs in the country – started in 1866 as the Jacksonville Fair. For a little perspective on how long the event has been part of rural ...

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Mid-summer report card

For some it has been a beautiful summer with lots of sunny days and just about the right amount of rain. The corn fields are happy with recent rains and folks with pools and golf outings have been able to enjoy being outside. We did have two visits from intense heat domes that brought some ...

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