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Greensburg’s Night Market kicked off its sixth season of vendor browsing and live music Thursday evening, as the city’s civic and business leaders looked forward to the spotlight the monthly event shines on the downtown retail area. Mayor Robb Bell said he’s been amazed by the event’s growth along several

Charges against two former Greensburg Salem School District special education staff members were held for court.

At Wednesday's school board meeting, the board voted to move forward with the dismissal process for three employees

The Greensburg Salem School District is moving toward the potential firing of three employees allegedly involved in an incident at Nicely Elementary School.

A report from another teacher prompted the investigation that led to the arrests this week of a teacher and aide at Greensburg Salem’s Robert F. Nicely Elementary School on accusations that they mistreated three students in a special needs classroom, according to police. “It seems that somebody from the classroom

Brooke Stanko and Terri Kepchia turned themselves in to police Friday.

Two Greensburg Salem School District employees are facing charges after police say they inappropriately restrained three children.

The charges stem from alleged incidents where they used "unauthorized and inappropriate restraint procedures on three children in their care," according to the district attorney's office.

Jayceona Smith had something to prove when she gingerly touched her finger to the back of Arthur, a curly-haired tarantula. “I want to see the alligator, the snake and the tarantula,” said Smith, one of the fourth-grade students at Greensburg’s Nicely Elementary who had a chance to see and learn

Laurel: To rebuilding. On Dec. 4, 2021, St. Vladimir Ukrainian Catholic Church in Arnold was gutted by a massive fire that seemed like the end of the 74-year-old house of worship. Two years later, a $2.2 million sanctuary is rising from those ashes. “We rebuild our church, but we are