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Made and Grown market continues Tuesdays at Greene fairgrounds

The Greene County Department of Recreation is rounding out its first year of hosting the Made and Grown Market at the Greene County Fairgrounds. The market was intended to replace the flea market that had originally been held at the fairgrounds, according to Courtney Hursey, director of ...

2000 Turkey campaign advances as Thanksgiving approaches

With just three weeks until Thanksgiving, 2000 Turkeys is closing in on its goal of making certain all families in Washington County can enjoy a Thanksgiving meal. For more than 40 years, 2000 Turkeys has helped to bridge the gap for those in need at Thanksgiving. Working in partnership with ...

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Big Second half propels Waynesburg past Geneva

Waynesburg scored 33 unanswered points in the second half to pull away for a 40-14 win at Geneva in a Presidents’ Athletic Conference game. Geneva (2-5, 3-6) led 14-7 at halftime, but Luke Hudson threw three touchdown passes in the third quarter, one each to Tyler Richmond, Chase Whysong and ...

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Former Steelers great Ham stable after medical emergency

SEATTLE (AP) — Penn State and Steelers great Jack Ham was in stable condition at the University of Washington Medical Center after a medical emergency Saturday as he was preparing for a radio broadcast, Nittany Lions coach Matt Campbell said after the game. Campbell opened his news ...

Five things we learned in the 1st round

Each Monday we’ll look back at the highlights of the week that was in local high school football. This week saw a first for Trinity, Monessen end its drought, two wins for the Tri-County South and some rematches are on the horizon. 1. Trinity’s triumph It was the second year in a row ...

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Opinion

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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Community calendar

Historical society presentation Jefferson College Historical Society will welcome Paul Ambrose, a model train enthusiast, who will present on Nov. 9. The presentation will be at 6:30 p.m. at the Canonsburg Senior Center, 30 E. Pike St. Coin club meeting The South Hills Coin Club will meet ...

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