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Into the Hall: Tom Kostelnik

Tom Kostelnik was a multi-sport athlete at Brashear High School but football became his clearcut path to college as he received a slew of NCAA Division-I scholarship offers in 1961. While he could go just about anywhere, one school caught his eye. “I had a ton of offers,” the late ...

Beat the heat: Cooling centers offer relief from scorching temps

With temperatures expected to hit the high 90s all week and a heat advisory in effect until Friday night, cooling shelters have been opened for folks in need of a place to escape the heat. In Fayette County, the Connellsville Area Senior Center at 100 E. Fayette St. is available. “ItĢƵ ...

Brownsville man jailed for alleged assault

State police arrested a man Sunday for allegedly assaulting another man in East Bethlehem Township. Timothy James Swarrow, 49, of Brownsville, faces felony charges of aggravated assault and criminal mischief. Police were called to the 100 block of Ark Avenue at about 5:20 p.m. Sunday. ...

Monongahela photographer chosen as 2024 Artist of the Pike

Jacob H. Ford has come a long way since he first picked up a Kodak digital point-and-shoot camera. The 27-year-old Monongahela man, chosen as this yearĢƵ Artist of the Pike at the Frank L. Melega Art Museum in Brownsville, features his work on his social media page and sells his photographs ...

Nemacolin Castle: A historic stop along the National Road

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Nemacolin Castle in Brownsville is the third oldest castle in the United States. On Saturday, May 18 and Sunday, May 19, guests are invited to tour the castle and learn about its history during the National Road Festival. The property, ...