Mayor Robb News Today

The Municipality of Callander has initiated a "Take it Slow" driving campaign this spring.

The shuttered J. Edward Hutchinson Parking Garage in Greensburg could be demolished and replaced with a new parking lot by the end of the summer, if the state approves the city’s request to repurpose funding. Greensburg City Council approved an agreement Monday with Independence Health System Westmoreland Hospital to repurpose

Gibson-Thomas Engineering will work with a steering committee to study Greensburg’s environment for walkers and bicyclists, among others. The city council on Monday selected the Latrobe firm as its consultant for developing an active transportation plan. Such a plan emphasizes forms of mobility including “walking, biking, using a wheelchair, connecting

Greensburg Parks and Recreation is celebrating the season with the return of its holiday decorating contest. Friday is the deadline for contest entries and for kids to correspond with Mr. Claus in the Letters From Santa program. City residents can take part in the contest by submitting a photo of

Callander Lights Up Christmas event takes place Saturday in Centennial Park.

Greensburg’s annual holiday parade is set for Saturday, with a later start time than usual. City council member Sheila Brumley said the parade will begin at 4:30 p.m., to encourage participants to include holiday lights in their entries. She advised those who are arriving by vehicle to see the parade

Those who have served in the armed forces will be recognized during the following Veterans Day programs: • WCCC The Center for Healthcare Solutions and Unity in the Community will hold a free Veterans Suicide Prevention Walk and Human Services Fair Friday on the main campus of Westmoreland County Community

The Bill Barber Rink saw more than $500,000 in upgrades.The overhaul was removing the asphalt top, replacing it with a thick concrete slab.

The Bill Barber Rink saw more than $500,000 in upgrades.The overhaul was removing the asphalt top, replacing it with a thick concrete slab.

The Bill Barber Rink saw more than $500,000 in upgrades.The overhaul was removing the asphalt top, replacing it with a thick concrete slab.