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Ron Gordon, a local gospel and folk singer and pianist, will give a performance at Citizens Library at 6 p.m. on May 15. Gordon, who also plays guitar and harmonica, will be accompanied on some songs by his wife, Mary, a flutist. She also plans to recite original poetry. While most of the East Washington […]

Susan Priest of South Strabane Township is one of fewer than 6,000 people each year in the United States who are diagnosed with a rare gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST). In 2017, weeks before Priest was set to celebrate her 70th birthday on a Baltic Sea cruise, she dropped by a blood bank to donate, but […]

The popularity of Center For Coalfield Justice’s annual Seed Swap is growing faster than a zucchini in summertime. Saturday’s event, held at Citizens Library in Washington, drew more than 200 visitors for an afternoon of swapping and collecting seeds and bulbs, and learning about a variety of community gardening and environmental resources. The fourth annual […]

It may look like a typical bench, but the gray bench located near the pollinator garden at Peters Township Library is anything but. The 185-pound bench is made from recycled caps. “When you open up a refrigerator door, you have ketchup, relish, mustard bottles with caps. Everybody has hundreds of plastic caps they don’t realize […]

The Washington County Community Foundation recently awarded $175,000 in grants from the Community CARE Fund and the Horne Family Fund to 11 community-based libraries in Washington County. Most of the grants were awarded to increase programming, including $10,000 to the Avella Public Library to create monthly cooking classes for adults and children, and $15,000 to […]

A graduate of Trinity High School, who was awarded the 2023 Distinguished Alumni Award by the school district last month, will speak on her mental health journey on Saturday at

Washington & Jefferson College will receive a $50 million gift from the estate of the school’s first female trustee to support student scholarships.

The Washington Italian Festival will be held this Saturday from noon to 8 p.m. at the Community Pavilion, 139 S. Main St. in downtown Washington.

From a Harry Potter Triwizard Tournament to Libritos Bilingual Storytime, area libraries have developed a variety of fall programs geared toward youngsters as they head back to the classroom.