As Pennsylvania takes a leading role in commemorating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and the nation’s founding, Bethel Park Public Library is joining in through the America250PA initiative and the PA Forward Star Library Program. By incorporating the themes of the Semi quincentennial into its literacy-focused mission, the library is helping advance the state’s “EPIC” goals — to educate, preserve, innovate and celebrate — while emphasizing the importance of 21st-century skills.

South Hills Chorale Concert

Opening day for Bethel Park Baseball was cause for excitement beyond youngsters having the opportunity to pitch, hit, field and run.

Justin Patrick Mattes, Hendrix Cole Odham, John Atticus Zukowski and Gabriel Joseph Zych of Scout Troop 4, from Bethel Park/Upper St. Clair, were recognized for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout in a Court of Honor ceremony held on March 14 at St. Louise Church.

Phillip Markovitz earned the distinction of Faculty Honors for the fall 2025 semester at the Georgia Institute of Technology. This designation is awarded to undergraduate students who have earned a 4.0 academic average for the semester.

Estate of John Brown sold property at 38 Alton Drive to Adam Gregory Sypolt and Eleni Zoie Romanias for $250,000.

Bethel Park and South Fayette split decisions recently in their two-game series on the diamond.

The Ruthfred Acres Woman’s Club has been living its mission statement. The philanthropic organization dedicated to doing charitable deeds and supporting the needs and efforts of the community, along with enriching the lives of members through social and educational opportunities, has been doing just that.

Will Sabatos will go from being a Black Hawk to a RedHawk. The Bethel Park junior made a verbal commitment to play football at Miami (Ohio) on Friday.

Bethel Park baseball players had their “Buddies” with them when they defeated South Fayette, 4-1, in a Section 2-5A game Tuesday at Bob Purkey Jr. Memorial Field.