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Pickleball Craze Takes Over Warren County
The City of Warren has experienced a notable surge in popularity for pickleball, prompting the rapid development of new courts. Constructed last year with private funding, these courts at Betts Park were fast-tracked by enthusiastic community members eager to introduce the sport to the area. Pickleball, a sport that originated...
Pittsburgh Israel-boycott referendum is dead after DSA declines to defend it in court
The Pittsburgh group behind a ballot referendum that would compel the city to boycott Israel said it won’t defend the measure against multiple legal challenges, ending its longshot bid to make November’s ballot. The Democratic Socialists of America chapter announced it would not defend the effort on Sunday...
Tom Cruise Blasted as Daughter Suri Cruise Heads to College with Mom Katie Holmes: ‘He Has No Right to Be Called Her Father’
Tom Cruise has been spotted jetting around the world this summer. He’s been seen at the Paris Olympics, Taylor Swift and Bruce Springsteen concerts, and more. However, one place he wasn’t present was move-in day at his daughter Suri Cruise‘s college. Instead, the teen’s mother, actress Katie Holmes, helped the incoming freshmen move into her dorm at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, over the weekend. Meanwhile, the Top Gun star was nowhere in sight.
Springdale faces major challenges in rebuilding efforts
A change at the top could be a piece of the puzzle for a Springdale football program working to get back on track after a pair of tough seasons in and out of conference play. Springdale went a combined 1-19 in 2023 and 2022, and new coach Chad Walsh seeks to build the program back up in the midst of a host of challenges, including low numbers.
Kennywood to host first 21-plus event
WEST MIFFLIN, Pa. (KDKA) -- Kennywood has been around for over 120 years, but next week, it's doing something it's never done before. The park will host its first 21 and over event on Friday, Aug. 30, giving attendees a sneak peek at Phantom Fall Fest while serving a Halloween-themed buffet alongside beer, wine and cocktails. There will also be a "massive dance party" with a DJ on the Island Stage. Attendees will get a behind-the-scenes look at the "mAlice in Wonderland" haunt and exclusive time on some popular rides like the Jack Rabbit. The park is open 4 p.m. to 10 p.m....
Old Timers Top The Heat in 3rd Annual Outs for Olive Baseball Game
WARREN, Pa. – The third annual Outs for Olive charity baseball game took place Thursday for the first time at Legion Field, home of the Warren County Law Enforcement team, the Heat after previously being held in Jamestown, NY for the last two years. The event is held to...
Public warned of online scam falsifying virus threat
(WJET/WFXP) – Police are warning residents of a scam circulating online notifying them about a potential computer virus and asking them to deposit money into Bitcoin. The City of Warren Police Department posted on Facebook that they’ve received several reports from residents being contacted online about a virus affecting their computers.
'My heart breaks:' Diner owners frustrated after having to close during busiest week of the year
PITTSBURGH — The door of Pamela's Diner in Oakland remained locked Monday morning, leaving the owners and employees frustrated and hungry customers sad. This week, when students return to Pitt and other nearby universities, is typically the busiest week of the year, according to Pamela's owner Tim Blosat. But for the last two days, the diner has been closed because the building has been dealing with no power.
Warren City Police Warn of Computer Scam
WARREN, Pa. – The City of Warren Police Department warned about a new computer scam it has received reports of. According to a release from City Police, several residents have reported being contacted through their computer warning that the computer is in jeopardy of virus(es). The victims are then instructed to contact the Federal Trade Commission because their personal identifying information is at risk.
Beer bottle thrown, belt used as weapon in separate incidents at Rivers Casino
Two patrons at Rivers Casino face charges after separate incidents last week. On Wednesday, PA State Police reported two men got into an altercation near the slot machines before 10 p.m.
“Guys Who Grill” Raises $6K For Backpack Program
A Butler Township event earlier this summer continues to help a local organization provide for kids in need. At their Monday night meeting, the Butler Township Commissioners presented a check to the Golden Tornado Scholastic Foundation with $6,000 in proceeds from their 2nd annual Guys Who Grill event in June.
Pirates allow two home runs, lose 4-3 to Rangers
Corey Seager homered twice and drove in four runs, and the Texas Rangers beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3 on Monday night.Seager's nine homers in August are tied for the major league lead with Miami's Jake Burger. He also went deep twice on Aug. 2 against Boston.Texas finished with five hits.Rangers right-hander José Ureña (4-8) pitched four scoreless innings in relief of Dane Dunning. Ureña struck out three and walked two.Kirby Yates worked a perfect ninth for his 22nd save after having his first blown save of the season on Sunday.The defending World Series champions, 11 games out of first place...
JJ Watt working out with Pittsburgh Steelers as NFL legend drops major unretirement hint to play with brother TJ
THREE-TIME NFL Defensive Player of the Year JJ Watt’s playing days may not be over just yet. The 35-year-old former defensive end walked away from the NFL in 2023 following 14 seasons in the league. JJ has remained in game-ready shape ever since and even revealed that he would unretire if called upon by his […]
Residents struggle to relocate after mobile home park repurposed for overflow parking
A little over a year ago, Meer Village LLC bought the Village Mobile Home Park off of West Lake Road. In January of 2024, the new owners, who also own Waldameer Park and Water World, gave park residents evacuation notices requiring them to either leave or move their mobile homes by the end of October.
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