Latest News for: uniontown
Edit
Oh, snow! Southwestern Pa. could see first snowfall of season this weekend
Herald-Standard 11 Nov 2026
Edit
Waynesburg advertises sewage rate increase
Herald-Standard 11 Nov 2026
Waynesburg’s sewage rates could be going up next year ... Dengler estimated the borough would pay about $500,000 in debt service annually on an $11 million loan ... A revised version of the original RUS loan package should come next year, Dengler said.
Edit
Masontown council votes to advertise ordinance for disbanding police force
Herald-Standard 11 Nov 2026
24. If the department is dissolved, police coverage would be handled by the Pennsylvania State Police in Uniontown ... Michael Irwin, commander of the state police barracks in Uniontown, to discuss a potential changeover in police coverage ... .
Edit
Uniontown Vietnam veteran receives medals 56 years later
Herald-Standard 10 Nov 2026
Geho, of Uniontown, who served in both the Army Signal Corps and Quartermaster Corps, initially sought a review of his military records in hopes of receiving a Purple Heart he declined while serving in Vietnam in 1970.
Edit
Uniontown City Council seeks grants for traffic light repairs, upgrades
Herald-Standard 10 Nov 2026
Uniontown is seeking a grant of more than $1 million for traffic improvements in the city. City Council approved a request Thursday for a $1,028,038 Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Multimodal Grant tied to the Sheepskin Trail.
Edit
CFP doubles up, expands to 24 teams
Herald-Standard 10 Nov 2026
The College Football Playoff will double in size to 24 teams beginning next year, bringing an end to a three-decade era of conference title games that used to be among the marquee events of the season ... 24, 2028, in New Orleans ... .
Edit
Reid: Mahomes day to day after hurting throwing elbow
Herald-Standard 10 Nov 2026
KANSAS CITY, Mo ... Mahomes was sacked twice by Bailey in a three-play stretch Sunday ... Mahomes was examined on the sideline but was able to return to the game the next time Kansas City had the ball ... The Chiefs (6-2) visit the Falcons (3-6) on Sunday ... .
Edit
Laurel Highlands students walk for breast cancer awareness
Herald-Standard 10 Nov 2026
Komacko’s mother heard from someone at the UPMC Hillman Cancer Center in Uniontown about a group of church ladies who make “dignity robes,” which provide cover for the women at the clinic when they’re undergoing treatments ... And thankfully, she’s OK.
Edit
Back-to-back Cup titles for Larson
Herald-Standard 10 Nov 2026
HOMESTEAD, Fla. — With the NASCAR Cup Series championship flag flying from a car window, Kyle Larson’s youngest child stood atop the No. 5 Chevrolet and signaled to everyone what had been known for hours ... Yep, his dad was No. 1 again ... .
Edit
Fayette, Greene counties among lowest voter turnout in Pennsylvania
Herald-Standard 10 Nov 2026
Fayette and Greene counties had among the lowest voter turnout in Pennsylvania for last week’s midterm elections despite several competitive races up and down the ballot ... “We were approaching 50%, which is not bad,” Kuznik said ... .
Edit
Washington commissioners transfer Real Estate Expo to redevelopment authority
Herald-Standard 10 Nov 2026
The Washington County commissioners are handing over responsibility of the annual Real Estate Expo to the county’s redevelopment authority to plan and organize future events ... “It’s a good project for them.” ... .
Edit
Uniontown Felon Pleads Guilty to Unlawful Possession of Firearm and Ammunition (United States Attorney's Office for the Western District of Pennsylvania)
Public Technologies 09 Nov 2026
). PITTSBURGH, Pa. - A resident of Uniontown, Pennsylvania, pleaded guilty in federal court to charges of possession of a firearm and ammunition by a convicted felon, United States Attorney Troy Rivetti announced today ... Disclaimer ... (noodl. 135931735) .
Edit
Ohiopyle community hopes to preserve historic red oak
Herald-Standard 09 Nov 2026
For generations, the towering red oak standing beside the Ohiopyle United Methodist Church has been more than a fixture of the churchyard. It has served as a gathering place, a familiar landmark and a connection to the community’s past ... .
- 1
- 2
- Next page »