The final week of the regular season is here for WPIAL boys volleyball teams, and there still are things to be decided in terms of playoff qualifiers.

Madeline Campbell, a fifth-grade student at Pine-Richland's Eden Hall Upper Elementary School, is a finalist in the national Future Chefs competition. One of only five students selected nationwide, Madeline won district and regional competitions to earn a bid for the national title with her recipe, Madeline's Lemon Chicken and Fried

Farm to Fork dinner series Chatham University's Farm to Fork dinner series will begin May 9 and continue every Thursday from 4:30 to 7 p.m. at the Eden Hall campus, 6035 Ridge Road, Richland. Chefs from Parkhurst Dining will create dishes using produce from Eden Hall's farm and other local

Visiting a museum can be a captivating and educational experience for homeschoolers, offering a unique opportunity to enhance their learning outside the traditional classroom setting. With the righ...

Rick Ley's writing career got off to a bumpy start. His first novel, Escape from Serfdom, published in 2014, received a number of five-star reviews. However, not long after it was on the market, the publisher went out of business. The novel was pulled from Amazon and sales stopped. Now, ten years later, he has released nine novels and his film, FATE, is in pre-production. The first series of five novels, titled, : The Ship of State® Books One through Five, are an updated and expanded version of his original novel. These political novels follow a young president, a political novice, who lacks the support of his own party and the entire political establishment as he tries to navigate the shark-infested waters of Washington DC and he finds out that sharks' bite. If you enjoyed the movie, The American President or the hit TV show, The West Wing, you'll love The Ship of State®. In addition, the novel, FATE, has been released, and that story has also been converted into a screenplay, which is currently in pre-production and will primarily be filmed in Pittsburgh in the near future. Another series of three novels titled Love My MB has been released, and a story called Gimpy & Dr. B is currently in development. They round out the trove of novels by Richard P. Ley. All nine of the current novels are available on Amazon in paperback, an eBook and as an audiobook. Mr. Ley lives in Wexford with his wife Barbara and two cats, Woody and Arlo. His website is http://RichardPLey.com and he can be reached at Rick@RichardPLey.com .

Grant Argiro has been the kicker on the Pine-Richland football team since he was a sophomore, but he also played junior varsity linebacker.

Bathrooms designed for mobility can lead to greater independence and safety for all individuals, especially those facing mobility challenges. This article delves into how specialized bathroom featu...

Pine-Richland had already left the bases loaded three times, but that’s not what Jake Waddell was thinking about when he came to the plate in seventh.

McCandless Franklin Park Ambulance Authority and Ross/West View Emergency Medical Services Authority have earned national accreditation. To celebrate, MFPAA will host an open house at noon May 19 at the authority's Station No. 1, 9925 Grubbs Road, McCandless, and Ross/West View EMSA is planning one for 6 p.m. May 22

Food, fun, and family. Foggy Mountain Lodge & Pub has it all! Whether you are looking for a dinner out with family, trivia nights with friends, or to celebrate life’s special moments, Foggy Mou...

Brooke Deegan, a Pine-Richland High School sophomore, was one of 10 students nationwide selected as a winner in the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History's Hamilton Education Program Online Competition. The competition asks students to create an original song about an event in American history. Brooke, in the spirit of

Credit rating agency S&P Global Ratings announced that Pine-Richland School District's general obligation bond rating has increased to AA Stable from AA- Stable. "An obligor rated AA has very strong capacity to meet its financial commitments. It differs from the highest-rated obligors only to a small degree," according to S&P.

The advancement of technology has transformed many sectors, including religious organizations. Agape Lane Ministry, like many other religious entities, faces the challenge of staying relevant and i...

Here's an idea: Use something old to create something new. And fashionable. That's the concept behind Runway RePurposed, the May 22 fundraiser benefiting the Salvation Army Family Caring Center in East Liberty. Plus it's a pursuit on which Erika Graham, who chairs Pine-Richland's family and consumer science department, embarked quite