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Plum High School prepares for annual Make-A-Wish telethon - Vimarsana News

Plum High School prepares for annual Make-A-Wish telethon

For more than 20 years, students in the Plum School District have staged a telethon benefiting Make-A-Wish. After collecting about $57,500 last year and topping a lifetime collection of $1 million in 2021, they’re anticipating collecting less this year, said Rick Berrott, a TV production teacher and co-sponsor of the

Holiday cheer in Plum as healing process continues - Vimarsana News

Holiday cheer in Plum as healing process continues

For the first time, the annual Christmas event was held at Plum Borough's new municipal building.

Source: wtae.com
Plum house explosion: Residents share concerns 3 months later - Vimarsana News

Plum house explosion: Residents share concerns 3 months later

Sunday marked three months since the deadly house explosion in Plum that killed six people.

Source: wtae.com
Rustic Ridge hydrant system not enough to fight fully engulfed house fire, Plum fire chief says - Vimarsana News

Rustic Ridge hydrant system not enough to fight fully engulfed house fire, Plum fire chief says

The fire hydrant system in the Rustic Ridge neighborhood of Plum, where a house explosion killed six people in August, is not adequate for fighting a single fully engulfed house fire, according to a borough fire chief who was on the scene that day. “Due to the fire load, the

3 New Kensington brothers among 10 to be honored for 50 years of volunteer firefighting service - Vimarsana News

3 New Kensington brothers among 10 to be honored for 50 years of volunteer firefighting service

The Davis boys looked up to Tippy. Growing up in New Kensington’s Parnassus neighborhood in the 1960s, elder brother Larry, twins John and Perry, and Bruce, the youngest of the four, would see their neighbor and volunteer firefighter H.C. “Tippy” Robertson run out of his house when the fire whistle