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The borough might soon join other municipalities in establishing a walking trail.

Borough officials are hoping to fix a sinkhole that has developed on Whittier Street as soon as possible.

The following people were committed to the Armstrong County Jail during the weekend, according to jail records: * Cody Lee Wynkoop, 24, of 744 Garretts Run Road, Ford City, by District judge Michael Gerheim on ...

The following reports were issued by the Kittanning Borough Police Department: * Tyler Watterson, 20, of 123 Oak Ave.

Westmoreland County sheriff's deputies, state and local police and constables on Tuesday arrested 10 men accused of owing more than $129,000 in child support.

State police issued a report shortly after 6 p.m. Sunday for area police to be on the lookout for a suspect in connection with a reported shooting along Painter Road.

After taking time off to unwrap and unwind, area shoppers were out again Friday to swap sweaters, cash in gift cards and generally see what they could find.

The following is a partial list of criminal cases handled by judges in the most recent term of Westmoreland County criminal court.

Wendi Sue Shumaker, 41, of Kittanning, was arrested on theft charges after police said she stole a total of $11,000 from a woman she was caring for in her home.

Samuel Cravenor, 30, of Vandergrift, reported that he was robbed by two males while he was delivering pizza to a parking lot at the intersection of Upper Mateer and Dime roads at 8:35 p.m. Thursday.

The following is a partial list of criminal cases handled by Judge James J. Panchik at a sentence court on Dec.

A Blairsville man pleaded guilty Monday to stealing $6,000 worth of tools with another man from two Kiski Township businesses in July 2007.

The following people were committed to the Armstrong County Jail on Monday and Tuesday, according to jail records: * Randal Lee Shondelmyer, 39, of 253 Aspen Drive, Apollo, by District Judge James Owen, on ...

Good luck: To about 40 New Kensington-Arnold School District students, staff and chaperones.

"A song can become part of your soul and can stay with you your entire life," the Allegheny Township musician says.

A statewide initiative passed in last month's election ultimately could help the borough in the lengthy and costly saga of separating storm water and sanitary sewer lines.

Judging by what shoppers in the Alle-Kiski Valley have to say, this year's Black Friday was a bust.

Support group meetings cancelled Due to the Thanksgiving holiday both, the Anger Management Support Group held at the Union Avenue Methodist Church on Wednesday and the Depression Support Group held at 6:30 ...

The cast of Hometown Christmas is not shy about celebrating the meaning of the season, Patti Albert says.

Stephen M. Vak, a retired superintendent with a long-time presence in the Alle-Kiski Valley, will be the featured speaker at Armstrong School District's annual Business-Education-Community Luncheon held 11:30 ...