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Club Serenity holds ribbon-cutting, open house for drop-in center

CHARLEROI – Club Serenity celebrated the opening of its substance use disorder drop-in center with an open house and ribbon-cutting ceremony at its headquarters at 702 Fallowfield Ave. in Charleroi. The $1.5 million in funding for the center was provided, in part, from opioid settlement ...

Former Charleroi glass plant on the market

The former Corelle Brands glass plant in Charleroi is on the market. The facility, which closed in April 2025 when owner Anchor Hocking decided to move operations to a plant in Lancaster, Ohio, is being marketed as a “premier heavy industrial riverfront property” by California-based GA ...

Haitians, Syrians face deportation after SCOTUS ruling

They have started small businesses and work in factories, the healthcare industry, and other occupations: Thousands of Haitians and Syrians in Southwestern Pennsylvania are living under protected legal status. Now, They now may have to return to their home countries. A U.S. Supreme Court ...

Charleroi Area High School awarded grant for greenhouse renovation

Science teacher Eric Selva is hopeful that the $5,000 Environmental Education grant he received from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection in late April will help catalyze a transformation of the outdoor learning area at Charleroi Area High School, giving his students new ways ...

Making an impact

The sound and the fury that roars out of Washington, D.C., on a daily basis may attract the lion’s share of attention, but local government and its more mundane duties have a more direct impact on people’s daily lives. That was the verdict from Washington County municipal officials who ...

North Charleroi man charged in bar fight

Monongahela police charged a man Wednesday for allegedly assaulting another man at a bar last week. Dwight Allen Moore Jr., 29, of North Charleroi, faces a felony charge of aggravated assault and a misdemeanor of simple assault. According to the criminal complaint, at about 12:17 a.m. March ...