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Wife, daughter of Plum explosion victim Kevin Sebunia speak out about losing an 'amazing man' and the investigation - Vimarsana News

Wife, daughter of Plum explosion victim Kevin Sebunia speak out about losing an 'amazing man' and the investigation

The wife and daughter of Kevin Sebunia, one of the victims in the fatal Aug. 12 home explosion in Plum, are sharing their story just over a month since the man they say had a “heart of gold” passed away. Kelly Sebunia, Kevin’s wife, and their daughter, Emily Brizee, sat

Rustic Ridge house explosion: One month later - Vimarsana News

Rustic Ridge house explosion: One month later

Allegheny County and the Pennsylvania Utilities Commission announced recently that the blast originated in the house and that further testing in the area did not detect random gas leaks.

Source: wtae.com
Plum Borough: Records show dozens of abandoned gas wells - Vimarsana News

Plum Borough: Records show dozens of abandoned gas wells

Pennsylvania has about 300,000 abandoned oil and gas wells, so plugging them all could take decades.

Source: wtae.com
Introducing Rustic Ridge: A Serene Retreat Amidst the Beauty of Northwest Arkansas - Vimarsana News

Introducing Rustic Ridge: A Serene Retreat Amidst the Beauty of Northwest Arkansas

Rustic Ridge, a transformed RV park in Northwest Arkansas, is set to welcome guests to its serene 5-acre woodland oasis, offering 27 RV sites, 6 cabins, 3 glamping tents, and a plethora of outdoor activities, providing a

Western Pa. house explosion that killed 6 originated inside, investigators say - Vimarsana News

Western Pa. house explosion that killed 6 originated inside, investigators say

Preliminary test results released by the state Department of Environmental Protection do not indicate a stray gas migration incident, the agency said.