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Economic development agency gets brownfields grant

The Lawrence County Economic Development Corp. has been chosen to receive a $500,000 communitywide brownfields assessment grant.

'Always Inspired' to perform at Prince of Peace church

Always Inspired, a newly formed Back Mountain quartet, will perform at Prince of Peace Episcopal Church, Dallas, on Sunday, May 19, at 7 p.m. This free performance is open to

Code enforcement ramp up high grass, garbage enforcement

As the weather gets warmer, the city’s code enforcement department is asking residents to do their part to keep the city as clean and presentable as possible.

Site prep launched for Stonecrest venture

As flocks of honking geese flew over the lake at Stonecrest Golf Course on a sunny but bone-chilling Thursday morning, a Fayette County entrepreneur was excitedly addressing nearly 100 people

Developer Kicks Off $15M Building for Stonecrest Business Park

A ceremonial groundbreaking was held Thursday for Stonecrest Business Park, which LaCarte Development Company Inc., Charleroi, is developing.

Dairy factory's closure means 66 lost jobs

A Scott Township dairy company’s closure will result in 66 lost jobs.

Beloved Taquerias El Mexicano Reopens on Calle Ocho After Two Years

Mexican restaurant Taquerias El Mexicano in Little Havana on Calle Ocho has reopened with a refreshed menu of authentic Mexican food and cocktails.

Measurement Meets Mitigation: CerroZone and Poppy Forge an Alliance and Launch First Joint Offering for Buildings to Meet New Health-Based IAQ ASHRAE Standard 241-2023

Locals celebrate Steelite's expansion plans for Neshannock

Lawrence County's elected and business officials are jubilant that Steelite International has chosen to expand and grow its existing operation in Neshannock Township.

Despite outcry, commissioner repeal $5 road fee

Lawrence County Commissioner Dan Kennedy said publicly Tuesday that he expected better of his two fellow commissioners when they voted to repeal a fee that funds local road repairs.