VALLEY GRAPEVINE

Bellmar Class of 1958 to meet for lunch Thursday

Bishop Phelan Assembly 911 Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus of the Mon Valley will hold its monthly meeting Thursday at the Charleroi Knights of Columbus Council Hall in St. Andrew the Apostle Parish Church, located on the corner of Washington Avenue and Sixth Street in Charleroi. Recitation of the rosary will begin at 7:10 p.m. followed by the business meeting at 7:30 p.m. All assembly officers and members are strongly encouraged to attend the meeting.

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Person of interest in slaying now in custody

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The death of Jennah Seibert is still under investigation in Rostraver Township. By the MVI A person of interest in the slaying of a Rostraver Township woman last month has been arrested on unrelated c...

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Area schools nominated for Gene Kelly Awards

Local school districts nominated

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Elizabeth Forward, McKeesport Area and Thomas Jefferson also received nominations. By the MVI Pittsburgh CLO and The Michael J. Kara Family announced the nominees for the 34th Annual Gene Kelly Awards...

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2 Republicans will vie for party’s nomination in Fallowfield Township race

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By TAYLOR BROWN, Senior Reporter

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The winner of the Republican nomination will likely square off against the lone Democrat on the ticket, David Diess. The upcoming primary election will determine who will secure a spot on the ballot t...

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Proposed EF budget includes tax increase

By SARAH PELLIS spellis@yourmvi.com

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The district’s finance and operations director said the basic education subsidy from the state is “ridiculous.” Elizabeth Forward’s proposed budget for the 202526 school year will have a property tax ...

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West Mifflin native opens art exhibit in Braddock

By MATT PETRAS For the MVI

May 15, 2025

John Rice’s exhibit is on display at Braddock UnSmoke Systems Artspace through May 31. Over time, John Rice has realized he wants to make art that can help people. “I’ve made art before for personal r...