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Hoagie sale Claysville Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary is selling Italian hoagies for $8 each. Order deadline is Tuesday, Nov. 3. Call Sandy at 724-663-4387 to order. Orders will be available for pickup between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 10, at the fire hall, 154 Main St., Claysville. Singles club The Association of University People welcomes singles 55+ who are four-year college graduates to join them for various activities and meet new friends. Events include happy hour, brunches, lunches, dinners, meet-ups at live music venues, local wineries and walking trails, our unique book group and day trips. Interested guests can attend three activities before deciding to join. ...

North Strabane delays data center ordinance hearing

North Strabane Township last week canceled a scheduled hearing to review a proposed ordinance regulating data centers, citing a need for further review. Township Manager Patrick Karnash said he recommended the board of suervisors cancel the meeting, which was originally set for Nov. 24, so the planning commission can assess the draft text further. Karnash said planning commission review is an “important step” in the adoption of any ordinance, especially one as impactful as this. The proposed ordinance will implement a broad range of new regulations on data center development in North Strabane, including property line setbacks and other zoning specifics. Municipal governments ...

Deaths of elderly Chartiers Township couple remain a mystery 36 years later

The bodies of an elderly Chartiers Township couple were found in a pool of blood in their basement in 1990, causing an intense police investigation and a nationwide search for their killers. Thirty-six years have passed and there are still no leads, no arrest, no motive. At noon on Nov. 7, ...

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Niagara falls as WVU starts with win

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – West Virginia’s debut for the 2026-27 season wasn’t half bad. Along the way, WVU’s defense created a little history and prized freshman recruit Miles Sadler had a solid showing with 16 points and nine assists. It all led to the Mountaineers’ 91-46 victory ...

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Penn State cruises past Canisius

UNIVERSITY PARK (AP) — Roko Prkacin scored 28 points, Ivan Juric had a double-double, and Penn State rolled past Canisius 97-57 on Monday night in the season opener for both teams. Prkacin made 12 of 14 shots and 4 of 5 free throws. Juric scored 14 points and grabbed 15 rebounds. The ...

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Culture that McCarthy wants to create might be taking shape

PITTSBURGH – The safe play would have been to kick the field goal. Maybe the smart play, too. Only Aaron Rodgers didn't see it that way. Perhaps most importantly to the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback, neither did the guys in the huddle with him. So rather than try a chip shot with 5 ...

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OP-ED: The time to get AI right is now

As recently as early summer, artificial intelligence, or AI, was far from the center of public concern or worry. Now, it's at center stage, though to many it remains a mystery. During a recent class reunion, a friend confided that AI was a head-scratcher. "I don't know anything about it," he ...

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Deaths of elderly Chartiers Township couple remain a mystery 36 years later

The bodies of an elderly Chartiers Township couple were found in a pool of blood in their basement in 1990, causing an intense police investigation and a nationwide search for their killers. Thirty-six years have passed and there are still no leads, no arrest, no motive. At noon on Nov. 7, ...

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