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The old saying in theater is that, "The show must go on!" From dramatic plays to musical productions to Christmas shows and family-friendly fare, one theater group in Hickory in Washington County has been putting shows on for nearly 35 years. The Old Schoolhouse Players is this month's ...

Continuing a legacy

Deja Glemba has to laugh when she remembers how her brother handled growing up with only sisters as siblings. Her brother, Caleb Jackson, was the only boy among the six kids. "He was spoiled," she chuckles. "So he knew that if he went to Mom and Dad and they said no, then he could come to ...

Nicole Chauvet loved cheerleading more than anything. The Cecil Township youth started dancing at age 2 and started cheerleading in the second grade at Canon-McMillan Elementary. She was a "Lil Mac" cheerleader for seven years before joining the varsity squad for four years at Canon-McMillan ...

Giving back

Christmas may have come and gone, but members of the Mrs. Claus Club of Bentleyville keep the spirit of giving alive all year-round through their charitable work. Their mission statement describes the club as, "Local women providing comfort baskets to those battling cancer," and many of the ...

Building independence

You may not be familiar with Transitional Employment Consultants, but the organization has been hard at work serving individuals with special needs across Washington and Fayette counties since 1984. With its main office in Washington and additional branches in Charleroi and Uniontown, TEC ...

‘It’s my calling’

Tracy Crompton is certain of one thing: Rescuing animals is her mission. "It's my calling, it is," says Crompton, who is co-founder of Bridge to Home Animal Rescue in Washington. "It's my purpose. It really is. It's why I'm on this earth." Crompton and four other women founded the ...