Week 4 of the high school football season kicks off with a City League contest Thursday between old rivals as Allderdice takes on Brashear.

Aspire Girls Night Out returns to Community Church on October 4th. This one-night event for women is full of laughter, learning, stories, and music with three ladies taking the stage. This is a chance to join other women and recharge your heart, mind, and soul. You'll laugh, you'll learn, you'll worship your Creator, and you'll leave refilled! Featuring:- Author & Bible Teacher Melissa Spoelstra- Comedy by Michelle Miller- Music by April Geesbreght Come early and join us for a 15 minute panel called "Transformed". A panel time with all 3 ladies based on Romans 12:2. Doors open at 6:00pm Event starts at 7:00pm *Prices go up at the door*Tickets are NON-REFUNDABLE.

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Sa’Nir Brooks ran for three touchdowns and Class 4A top-ranked Aliquippa took control in the second half to earn a 49-17 victory over No. 5 Mars (1-3) in a nonconference football game Friday night at Heinz Field.

With temperatures in the mid 70s, sunny skies, and a light breeze, runners from close to 40 teams from the Alle-Kiski Valley, Westmoreland County, throughout the WPIAL and City League, and from District 10 and District 6 descended on Northmoreland Park on Friday to test their mettle at the Gingerbread Man Running Company Kiski Area Invitational.

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High schools

While conference games kick off for many WPIAL teams this weekend, Week 3 of the high school football season begins with the second league game in the City League for both Westinghouse and Perry.

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The Historic Hill District is undergoing much transition with new development coming to the neighborhood. New homes, businesses, and expansion. There has been a variety of reactions to the changes that are coming forth. We took the time to hear from residents. Sally Tinsley said, "I'm happy to hear that people see how special the Hill District. I believe it's the most beautiful neighborhood in the city, but I do not wish for the redevelopment to take away the character of our dear community." "The Hill District is the home of August Wilson and some of our greatest churches. I'm excited to hear about more housing but that's it. I don't want the neighborhood to become gentrified," Tom Winston. "I wander if the redevelopment will involve schools? I'd love for the schools to receive more opportunities for its students," Melinda Truman.

While conference play kicks off for most teams in the WPIAL next week, head-to-head football battles begin this weekend in the City League.

The Bradford House Museum plays a vital role in preserving the rich heritage and culture of a community. This museum serves as a custodian of the past, ensuring that future generations have access ...

When Haley Stormer reached out to Point Park women's volleyball coach Bridget Bielich about transferring to her program, Bielich knew almost nothing about her. So, like any fastidious coach, Bielich did her homework, beginning with some video study. The first thing that stood out was the Ligonier Valley grad's strength.