Growing up, I thought we were rich. We were, but not in the way that I imagined. A lot of my early impressions came from living in Dawson. That might sound strange, but in my lifetime we always had indoor plumbing and running water. Our street and the other streets where we romped were ...
I鈥檝e been told that I resemble my brother Lou. I guess I do, so much so that even today someone will ask me if I鈥檓 still on the mail route he had. (Usually, I explain that Lou passed away a few years ago after having been retired from the mail route for about 20 years.) I was very ...
The following students were named to the honor roll at Jefferson-Morgan Junior/Senior High School for the fourth nine weeks of the 2024-25 school year. Grade 7 Honors: Zakary Adams, Niko Basilone, Dean Beebe, Abrianna DeBolt, Kenzingtyn Galloway, Carter Hanning, Evan Haring, Emma Harvey, Rae ...
We were only on a short trek from the Dawson post office for coffee at the Pea Pod in Vanderbilt when the strangest memory crossed my mind. As I navigated the curves of Route 819 with the care of an octogenarian great grandfather, I was suddenly driving from suburban Dundalk, Md., into ...
The following students were named to the honor roll at Carmichaels Area Middle School for the fourth nine weeks of the 2024-25 school year. Grade 6 Highest Honors: Nicole Christensen, Lillian Giles, Devin Hixenbaugh, Shannon Lewis, Wyatt Salsberry, Sierra Sanner, Levi Sisler, Sophia Smith, ...
Math can tell you the quickest route from point A to point B, though a mathematics degree normally wouldn鈥檛 seem like the fastest route to a career of service. It was for Myles Cramer. The Waynesburg native, who spent three service terms with AmeriCorps, was one of 11 honorees for this ...
