EDITOR'S NOTE: This is one in a monthlong series about the people who live in our community, in celebration of America's 250th anniversary. Had his wife not wondered what lay east of Pagosa Springs, Jonny Snider might have settled west of the Rocky Mountains. 鈥淲e pretty much had the whole ...
April 1 was a typical day for Alyvia Kemis. That afternoon the Canonsburg teenager, who went by Lyv, had gone to Kutters Edge Body Piercing for a new nose ring, and then went to sit by Chartiers Creek. Michelle Kemis, her mother, explained that the creek was a favorite spot of hers. 鈥淚t ...
Anyone who travels internationally for work has plenty of tales to tell about snafus and frustrations that come with canceled flights, miscommunication and a myriad of other headaches that accompany trekking over oceans or crossing international borders. Artisha Walker has her own tale to ...
A Canonsburg church hoping to make dreams come true for area teens who would like to attend their high school prom but can't afford the dress. The Prom Project at First United Methodist Church at 161 W. Pike St. in Canonsburg has more than 150 dresses available free of charge. The Prom ...
Andrew Andronas was awake until 4 a.m. Friday. It wasn鈥檛 his mind working overtime. He was. Andronas was applying the proverbial final touches to Midtown Market ahead of its ribbon-cutting a little more than eight hours later at 48 W. Pike St. in downtown Canonsburg. He was the driving ...
While trying to keep people entertained in the waiting room for the All-Clad Metalcrafters Factory Sale, Bill Groll will ask the crowd: Who has traveled more than 50 miles to attend? One hundred miles? Five hundred miles? One thousand miles? Once, there was a man from South Korea who said he ...
