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Waynesburg University Sports Network completes first ever Trinity Baseball Game Production

​​On Friday, April 26,​ the Waynesburg University Sports Network (WUSN) covered ​their​ first baseball game for Trinity High School.   They traveled to Ross Memorial Park in Washington, PA to put on a production in their game against Albert Gallatin.   Chairman of the Department of Communication and Assistant Professor of Communication Richard Krause said to his knowledge, … Continue reading

Trinity to receive massive grant

Trinity Area School District, located in Washington County, has received a grant worth up to more than $660,000 to support a safe and healthy environment for its students.  According to trinitypride.org, the money will be used to, “enhance preschool programs, tutoring, evening adult career training programs, school police training, ESL services, and additional mental health … Continue reading

Men’s Golf defeats Bethany heading into PAC Championships

On Saturday afternoon at the Greene County Country Club, the Waynesburg University Yellow Jackets men’s golf team secured a 4-2 match play win over the Bethany Bison.  Winning individual matchups for Waynesburg were Justin Clevenger (seven and six over Bethany’s Troy Hixson), Gage Fuller (eight and six over Quinn Phillippi), Nathan Barnhart (seven and five over … Continue reading

Controversy end to Daytona 500

With two laps to go in the Daytona 500, I watched intently as the number 24 car of William Byron was the leader. Shortly before Byron came to the finish line to make it one lap to go, a crash involving Austin Cindric and Ross Chastain occurred behind him. By the time NASCAR officials put … Continue reading

Men’s Golf defeats Hiram

On Saturday afternoon, the Waynesburg University Men’s Golf team hosted Hiram and won four out of five dual matches. Freshman Grady Palmer, who won his match alongside teammate sophomore Hudson Pincavitch, was impressed with the way the team played today.  “We stayed composed and strategic and made sure we attacked each hole,” Palmer said.  Palmer … Continue reading