TribLive
Murrysville area: Pancake fundraiser, holiday library closures, Christmas brunch, more
Franklin Regional band fundraiser
TribLive
Murrysville library offers extra books to patrons in advance of 2026 renovations
The Murrysville Community Library staff is looking to get some books off the shelf before undergoing a massive renovation next month.
TribLive
Eastern Pittsburgh suburban real estate transactions for the week of Dec. 14, 2025
ALLEGHENY COUNTY
Community Contributor
More Than Just Foot Care: Building Trust and Connection, One Visit at a Time
TribLive
Heirloom holiday decorations hold special memories, family history
Every time Nancy Trabucco looks at Santa and his reindeer decorating her Delmont front yard, she’s reminded of a half-century of holiday goofiness with her family.
TribLive
Cross-country team will collect new, used shoes in Murrysville
The Franklin Regional Cross Country team will collect donations of new and gently used shoes Saturday in Murrysville.
Community Contributor
ACLA COO Kimberley Hrivnak Awarded Pennsylvania Library Association’s 2025 Distinguished Service Award
TribLive
Murrysville to move ahead with stormwater fee ordinance
Murrysville officials will move ahead with plans to implement a stormwater fee for residents and businesses, as the municipality’s state-mandated responsibilities regarding storm runoff expand.
TribLive
Murrysville area: Delmont ‘Holidaze,’ winter heating assistance, holiday events, more
Delmont ‘Holidaze’
Community Contributor
Non-profit raises more than $143K to support individuals with intellectual disabilities, autism and behavioral needs
TribLive
Film festival organizers look to help students hone their content creation skills
Luke Champlain grew up going to the movies every week with his family.
TribLive
Eastern Pittsburgh suburban real estate transactions for the week of Dec. 7, 2025
ALLEGHENY COUNTY
Partner News
How to Sell an Inherited Property Quickly Without Delays
TribLive
Substitute teacher shortages leave some districts scrambling to avoid ‘vicious cycle’ in schools
During Allegheny Valley School District’s two-month search for a consistent high school biology teacher, Superintendent Patrick Graczyk said other teachers, outside substitutes and even school principals stepped in to keep the science class going.
Partner News
-
Partner News
How to Sell an Inherited Property Quickly Without DelaysInheriting a home can be both a gift and a burden. Alongside the emotions of...
-
Partner News
Downsizing in Pittsburgh: Smart Ways to Simplify Your Life and Unlock EquityDownsizing has become a practical choice for many Pittsburgh homeowners who want...
-
Partner News
What is the process for selling a house as-is in Pittsburgh?Selling a house as-is means transferring the property in its current condition...