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Step Up to Speak Up Events Use Spoken Word and African-American Greek Tradition of 'Stepping' to Raise Awareness for ... (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
The tradition of stepping has been a part of the African-American sorority and fraternity experience for decades. Spoken word as a performance art dates back to the legacy of storytelling that has existed for generations.Ramp to close (The Uniontown Herald Standard) Local briefs
Specter coming to town Tuesday (The Mckeesport Daily News) U.S. Sen. Arlen Specter, D-Philadelphia, will discuss the Mon/Fayette Expressway with local officials at a meeting this afternoon at the Palisades in McKeesport.
Pa. man gets 2 life terms in 2007 beating deaths (The York Dispatch) WASHINGTON, Pa.—A western Pennsylvania man convicted of the September 2007 beating deaths of a man and woman has been sentenced to two consecutive life terms without possibility of parole.
Unending outage tests nerves (Observer-Reporter) This article has been read 5940 times. When Roger Scott answered the telephone at his East Finley Township home Monday, a customer service representative from the electric company said Scott's service should be back on.
S. Fayette man faces federal charges (Observer-Reporter) This article has been read 1149 times. A South Fayette Township man was indicted Wednesday by a federal grand jury on drug and gun charges.
Snow just an early sign of spring to longtime Pirates scout (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) Elmer Gray is that rare Pittsburgher not troubled by the snow. As a lifelong baseball fan and longtime Pittsburgh Pirates scout, he knows that snow means the cry "play ball!"
Snow so much (Observer-Reporter) This article has been read 2354 times. Southwestern Pennsylvania, with record-shattering amounts of white stuff, has more snow on the ground than parts of a skiing paradise in Colorado.
Murphy wants FEMA to help with snowstorm costs (Observer-Reporter) This article has been read 1139 times. Congressman Tim Murphy is calling on the Federal Emergency Management Agency to use its special authority to help local municipalities pay for the cleanup of this month's severe snowstorms.
Guard arrives in county (Observer-Reporter) This article has been read 3694 times. The National Guard arrived Tuesday to help Washington County cope with the storm disaster as the region braced for what could be another devastating winter blast.