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Front Porch Theatricals' 'Bandstand' is a swinging tribute to America's veterans
Aug. 17—Along with piping-hot swing music and dazzling choreography, the musical "Bandstand" offers an unflinching glimpse into the lives of United States military veterans coming home after World War II. Thanks to an incredible, multitalented cast and seamless direction, local company Front Porch Theatricals has crafted a production of which they should be proud. This Pittsburgh premiere runs ...
Two-Time WV Gatorade Player of the Year Alexis Bordas Commits to play College Basketball at Duquesne University
WHEELING, W.Va. — Alexis Bordas, the two-time West Virginia Gatorade Player of the Year and two-time Mary Ostrowski award winner, given annually by the WV Sportswriters to the top player in the state, has committed to playing college basketball at Duquesne University. Duquesne is an NCAA Division 1 Program member of the Atlantic 10 Conference. […]
‘Very Unsafe Now’: Black Women in Trump Hats Outside PA Rally Tell RSBN ‘Influx Of Illegals’ Their Top Issue
A group of Black female supporters of former President Donald Trump outlined why undocumented immigration is their number one issue this election. The post ‘Very Unsafe Now’: Black Women in Trump Hats Outside PA Rally Tell RSBN ‘Influx Of Illegals’ Their Top Issue first appeared on Mediaite.
Monessen football will lean on quartet of juniors to push for WPIAL playoff spot
Ty Kershaw remembers when fellow running back Tavian Taylor was reluctant to play football. Not the biggest kid on the block, Taylor wasn’t terribly enthused about suiting up for Monessen and coach Wade Brown two years ago. As a freshman, Taylor was just a couple of inches over 5 feet tall and weighed a scant 140 pounds.
Property Owners’ Association of Deep Creek Lake Updates
POA Members – Latest News From Deep Creek:. 1. Our long time Lake Manager Eric Null has resigned from DNR effective 8/13/24. He was Lake Manager for over 12 years and did a great job to help improve and preserve DCL – we will miss him! DNR will appoint a new manager in the near future (we hope). Good news for Eric is that he accepted a job as Executive Director for Trout Unlimited in Pennsylvania. We wish Eric well in his new adventure!
AJ Savopoulos promoted to assistant IT manager at First United Bank & Trust
OAKLAND, Md. (WV News) — AJ Tasker, Managing Director of Information Technology at First United Bank & Trust, recently announced AJ Savopoulos has been appointed as the assistant IT manager. In this new role, Savopoulos will manage daily IT applications, support initiatives to enhance customer value, and oversee the...
Maryland Weather: Flash Flood Warning issued in the Baltimore area
BALTIMORE --Flash Flood Warnings continue after thunderstorms dumped inches of rain throughout Maryland.Some of those storms produced up to 60 mph wind gusts with heavy rain and flooding.A flash flood warning has been issued for Howard County, Baltimore County and Baltimore City until 12:45 a.m. The areas of concern include Baltimore, Columbia and Ellicott City.Areas that received multiple thunderstorms may experience flash flooding with localized rainfall totals of 2 to 4 inches.Storms will exit the area after 11 PM. Expect partial clearing with patchy fog overnight. Low temperatures will dip down into the middle to upper 60s.Monday will be another...
Since Key Bridge Collapse, Several Ships Have Experienced Trouble in Maryland Waters
The massive ships that regularly sail into Maryland carry cars, cargo, commerce -- and a degree of potential calamity. That minute, but real, risk that each vessel presents became horribly apparent March 26, when the 100,000-plus-ton Dali cargo ship decimated the Francis Scott Key Bridge, killing six men, after losing power at the most inopportune moment. It was an unprecedented disaster, but a huge ship losing propulsion had happened before, many times, in fact. And in the months since the tragedy, there have been other instances of ships experiencing trouble in Maryland waters.
WVU Athletics brings back Fan First concession pricing, Season Ticket Holder Deals of the Game
WVU Athletics will continue Fan First concession pricing and the Coca-Cola Season Ticket Holder Deals of the Game throughout the 2024 football season, per an Athletics release Friday. Created in 2023, Fan First pricing reduces prices for items at select concession stands in Milan Puskar Stadium. It includes $3 popcorn...
Day 9 of the State Fair of West Virginia undeterred by afternoon showers
LEWISBURG, WV (LOOTPRESS) – The penultimate day of the 2024 State Fair of West Virginia saw guests navigating intermittent showers to partake in the beloved annual tradition. Rides and attractions were generally unaffected by weather conditions, which also served to mitigate the usual sweltering temperatures from the summer sun. From animal-lovers and shoppers to foodies […]
Quick "Home Run" Recipes For Young Athletes And Back To School Days
BEDFORD, Pa. — THIS IS A PAID SEGMENT SPONSORED BY THE PA BEEF COUNCIL. From school days to practices and game days your busy young athletes are on the go an get very hungry. Finding something with nutritional value everyone will love is easy when you prepare meals with beef!
Woodford County, KY Man Sentenced for Fentanyl and Methamphetamine Trafficking
ASHLAND, KY – The U.S. Attorney's Office, Eastern District of Kentucky is reporting that a Versailles, Ky., man, Francisco Camacho, Jr., 31, was sentenced on Wednesday, by U.S. District Judge David Bunning, to 198 months in prison, for conspiracy to distribute 400 grams or more of fentanyl and 500 grams of methamphetamine.
Slippery Rock-Based Company Now MLB’s Chief Supplier of Dirt, and Phillies Are to Thank for It
The Philadelphia Phillies, the first big-league client of DuraEdge, have helped the Slippery Rock-based company become Major League Baseball’s chief supplier of dirt. The Philadelphia Phillies, the first big-league client of DuraEdge, have helped the Slippery Rock-based company become Major League Baseball’s chief supplier of dirt, writes Frank Fitzpatrick for The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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