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Visitors to Latrobe who are looking to shop local will find their opportunities doubled on Wednesday, when the town’s year-old Night Market joins with the monthly Shop Hop merchant event. “The merger of the two has created a much bigger and fuller event that businesses can be a part of,”

Jurors saw photos and evidence from a bloody crime scene on the first day of the first-degree attempted murder trial for Robert J. LaPlante.

Port St. Lucie police say 52-year-old Edward Santana demanded $3,000 from a local restauranteur and then threatened to sue him for more if he didn’t get the money.

Edward Santana, 52, of Port St. Lucie man is accused of extortion of the owner of Kyle G’s Oyster Wine Bar in the city

In preparation for St. Patrick’s Day, luck has come a little early with all of these unique events happening this weekend in Westmoreland County: Celebrating a lifelong helper As a part of the Fred Rogers Scholars Program, Saint Vincent College students have partnered with Latrobe Art Center, 819 Ligonier St.,

Either way, police arrested a man early this month who they believe extorted multiple businesses by threat of lawsuit, stated the Port St. Lucie Police.

Suits, ties and evening gowns will grace the stage of the Palace Theatre in Greensburg for the Westmoreland Cultural Trust’s “Party at the Palace” fundraising gala. The theme is “shaken, not stirred,” inspired by the way James Bond takes his martini cocktails. The trust has held the gala for 18

The LaSalle Vipers are having another banner season and once again are sitting high in the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League standings as the team headed into the holiday break.

Spooky season arrives, unveiling Eastern North Carolina’s haunted attractions for students, faculty and staff to explore this eerie October.