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Just as downtown Pittsburgh saw a trio of packed events last weekend, Greensburg will erupt in activity with its own trifecta of performances, celebrations and gatherings beginning Friday night. The Palace Theatre will be hosting soft-rock duo Air Supply for a show at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Seton Hill University

A Vicksburg woman is continuing her dream of creating a safe haven for women who are released from prison.

A correctional officer in Louisiana has been fired from her job after she agreed to take care of a prisoner’s newborn baby.

A faithful woman was fired from her job at a Louisiana corrections facility in order to take care of an inmate's baby before word got out and donations came pouring in from the community. 58-year-old Roberta Bell lives in Vickburg, Mississippi, where she takes care of five of her eight grandchil...

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Roberta Bell was fired after saying she would temporarily care for an inmate's baby until the woman was released.

The Guardian US today announced the hirings of Adria Walker and Melissa Hellman to the Guardian US’s Race and Equity team, which is led by deputy editor Lauren N. Williams, who joined the publication last spring to spearhead its coverage of race, identity, and inequality.

Greensburg Council’s accounts and finance director is recommending the city consider a bare-bones 2024 budget that would hold taxes steady, while waiting until spring to decide what capital projects to pursue. Councilman Randy Finfrock, in an early budget discussion this week, said Greensburg could be looking at a reduction next

Greensburg officials have a plan in place for demolishing the city’s shuttered J. Edward Hutchinson Parking Garage, but the state’s blessing is needed. The garage has been closed for about two years, after the city determined it wasn’t worth the projected cost of more than $2 million to extend the