Injuries leave inexperience for Pirates at 1st base

By By JUSTIN GUERRIERO TribLive

The Pittsburgh Pirates made a concerted effort to address first base this past offseason. Spencer Horwitz was acquired from the Toronto Blue Jays in the hope of creating stability at a position that’s been a revolving door for three-plus seasons, featuring 24 players since the Pirates traded Josh Bell in December of 2020.

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Monessen students honored, inspired

By TAYLOR BROWN, Senior Reporter

May 10, 2025

Members of the Monessen Beyond Grad Program were urged to aim high for their future. The banquet hall at St. Vincent de Paul in Monessen was filled with smiles Friday night. Nearly 50 Monessen High Sc...

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Prom Promise Expo for BVA

May 10, 2025

Belle Vernon Area High School student Lucas Judy, wearing goggles to simulate the effects of impaired driving, veers off course and hits traffic cones while navigating a course Friday with Rostraver T...

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Mother seeks answers 10 years after son’s murder

By LADIMIR GARCIA lgarcia@yourmvi.com

May 10, 2025

The 2015 killing of Drew Molinari at Minniti Motorsports in Rostraver Township remains unsolved. Not a day goes by that Dawn Dutchko-Dunlop doesn’t think of her son, Drew Molinari. Each Mother’s Day, ...

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U.S. Steel seeking exemption from Biden-era emissions regulations

By JACK TROY TribLive

May 10, 2025

Numerous companies are appealing to President Trump regarding provisions of the Clean Air Act. U.S. Steel is among the industrial polluters seeking exemptions to Biden-era requirements to reduce emiss...

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White Oak church marks 125 years

By SARAH PELLIS spellis@yourmvi.com

May 10, 2025

Sampson’s Mills Presbyterian began as a mission Sunday school before becoming officially organized in 1900. Loving their neighbors since 1900, Sampson’s Mills Presbyterian Church is celebrating its 12...

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Vintage items available at Whistle Stop Antique Mall

By MATT PETRAS For the MVI

May 10, 2025

The New Eagle business has been booming since it opened in February. In the 1970s, Larry Kumpf bought property in New Eagle. For about 40 years, a large building at 205 Main St., housed a hearing aid ...