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Westmoreland 250: 10 unique things in Vandergrift, East Vandergrift - Vimarsana News

Westmoreland 250: 10 unique things in Vandergrift, East Vandergrift

(Editor’s note: To mark Westmoreland County’s 250th birthday this year, we’ve come up with a list of 250 things — 10 things in 25 communities — that we consider to be important to the makeup of our area. This series will appear each week through December. If you have a

Back to work: Whether for financial reasons or boredom, a growing number of older adults are rejoining the workforce - Vimarsana News

Back to work: Whether for financial reasons or boredom, a growing number of older adults are rejoining the workforce

Michael Trenga was retired two days before he jumped back into the workforce. The decision was financially motivated. “I retired on a Friday and went back to work on a Monday,” said Trenga, 71, of Leechburg. “Without my job, I would have to cut back on a lot — not

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

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