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Following heavy rain, Conemaugh River Lake crest gates opened for 1st time since 2010 - Vimarsana News

Following heavy rain, Conemaugh River Lake crest gates opened for 1st time since 2010

The recent rainfall that has caused flooding across the Pittsburgh region filled the Conemaugh River Lake to 74% of its capacity. To bring the lake’s level down, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers started opening the dam’s crest gates Thursday, said Megan Gottlieb, water management lead engineer. It’s the first

Earlier start to firearm deer season keeps hunters, processors busy - Vimarsana News

Earlier start to firearm deer season keeps hunters, processors busy

Curtis Johnson of Indiana Township has big plans for the buck he bagged Saturday morning. “I’ll get a pound of the deer jerky, and bologna as well — I love the bologna you guys do,” Johnson told the staff at Wright’s Deer Processing in Clinton Township, near Saxonburg. Since the

Murrysville native looks to organize 100-mile endurance race in Westmoreland County - Vimarsana News

Murrysville native looks to organize 100-mile endurance race in Westmoreland County

Physical endurance isn’t something new to Murrysville native Darren Miller. Shortly after his 30th birthday, Miller completed the Ocean’s Seven, a global open-water swimming challenge, including a 9-mile swim in 3 hours, 42 minutes across the Strait of Gibraltar between Spain and Morocco. But endurance swimming just happened to be

There's an Entire Village Hidden Underwater at this Pennsylvania Lake | Travel Maven - Vimarsana News

There's an Entire Village Hidden Underwater at this Pennsylvania Lake | Travel Maven

Throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, many communities throughout the United States fell victim to flooding. In order to control heavy rainfall, states built dams to control lakes and other large bodies of water. In turn, many small villages and towns drowned beneath them.

On the brink: With no clear end in sight to population declines, fate of some communities could be in jeopardy - Vimarsana News

On the brink: With no clear end in sight to population declines, fate of some communities could be in jeopardy

Bob Davis spent only seven years of his childhood in Adamsburg before his family moved to Greensburg in 1966, but the borough made an impression. Davis lived in an old farm house along Main Street. He fondly recalls a bustling town filled with several businesses. There was a service station