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Two killed in Christmas Eve fire in Donora - Observer-Reporter - Vimarsana News

Two killed in Christmas Eve fire in Donora - Observer-Reporter

Two people were killed in an early morning house fire on Sunday in Donora. Tracy Honabarger, 41, was transported from a McKean Avenue home, and pronounced dead at Penn Highlands Mon Valley Hospital at 6:16 a.m., according to Washington County Coroner Timothy Warco. The second death was confirmed by Washington County 911 late Sunday morning. […]

UC Berkeley ROAR Racers Among Top Teams to Demo Next-Gen Autonomous Racecars at CES 2024 - Vimarsana News

UC Berkeley ROAR Racers Among Top Teams to Demo Next-Gen Autonomous Racecars at CES 2024

BERKELEY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The University of California, Berkeley, Three top racing teams from this year’s IAC competition will test out the next-gen

PA American to upgrade area water systems; service disruptions scheduled - Vimarsana News

PA American to upgrade area water systems; service disruptions scheduled

Portions of New Eagle, Carroll Township and Monongahela will experience water service disruptions on Tuesday, Nov. 28 as Pennsylvania American Water connects new above ground pressure-reducing valve (PRV) stations near

Impresario striving to bring live theater to Mon Valley - Vimarsana News

Impresario striving to bring live theater to Mon Valley

Elizabeth Huffman's experience with the world of theater began early.

Casey touts Senate legislation to improve coal miners' access to black lung benefits - Vimarsana News

Casey touts Senate legislation to improve coal miners' access to black lung benefits

It’s been difficult for Tony Kodric to breathe since an injury a decade ago ended the Uniontown man’s 36-year career as a coal miner. He’s seen specialists, repeatedly measured the oxygen in his blood and battled coal companies. Despite Kodric’s efforts, the federal government won’t grant him monetary benefits for