For the 2024 season, the Carmichaels area pool will be closed to the public as significant upgrades to the pool will begin to be made. Green County Director of Recreation Bret Moore talked about the tough decision to close the pool for the time being. “It was a matter of economics and safety,” Moore said. … Continue reading
On Saturday, Jan. 27, Hilton Farm II hosted their Seed Swap Day event at the Smithfield Volunteer Fire Department for farmers looking to learn more information about seed planting and swap or purchase gardening tools such as seed, soil, and more. “The event is to share seeds and gardening information with the community,” event organizer … Continue reading
Jan. 26 and 27 was set aside for the Waynesburg music department to hold their 14th annual Symposium, an event meant to benefit both music educators and music students. “Every year at the beginning of the Spring semester the Music Program hosts a Conducting Symposium,” said Waynesburg University music program director Eric Brewer. “This is … Continue reading
The Waynesburg University Wrestling team participated in the Dr. Si Ostrach meet on Saturday, Jan. 20 at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. The Yellow Jackets fell in their three matches on this day. They lost 27-19 to Case Western, 37-12 to St. John Fisher, and 32-18 to Penn College. Despite the three team … Continue reading
This upcoming Saturday, Dec. 9, the Waynesburg University Symphonic Band and Lamplighters Choir will host a Christmas concert to get everyone into the Christmas spirit. “The Music Program presents a Christmas Concert at the end of every fall semester,” music program director Eric Brewer said. “The Symphonic Band and Lamplighters Choirs perform music from the … Continue reading
On Monday, Nov. 6, Waynesburg University hosted a “Gnomes for Homes” event where students could get together and paint gnomes for a good cause. “So Gnomes for Homes was sort of like the normal Bisque and Brew,” Willison Hall Resident Mentor Seth Eaton said. “We had little bisque gnomes that were being sold for $5 … Continue reading
On Wednesday, Nov. 8, Waynesburg University held its business and career fair where students got the chance to meet with businesses and create connections to help them in their future life after college. “We had 21 employers here, so it was mainly for business students but it is also for communications students and computer science … Continue reading
On Saturday, Sept.23, the Crosspoint Assembly of God church hosted the Hope Harvest Fall Fest at the Greene County Fairgrounds from 2 to 5 p.m.. The pastor at Crosspoint Assembly of God, Josh Koss, spoke more about the event. “It was a fall festival with a very Christ-centered focus. The goal was to bring families … Continue reading
In four matches against PAC opponents that did not count towards the conference standings, the Waynesburg University volleyball team wasn’t able to pick up a win. Sitting at 5-8 and looking for a bounce back performance, the Yellow Jackets picked up a double header sweep of Penn State Shenango and Hilbert on their home floor … Continue reading
Fabyonne Williams, a licensed professional counselor in Pittsburgh, spoke to students about mental health and suicide prevention on Tuesday, Sept. 26, when Waynesburg University held a mental health awareness and suicide prevention seminar in Stover Hall. The event was presented by the Black Student Union on campus and their president, Ross Owens. “So Ross Owens, … Continue reading
