Paint them, get candy from inside of them, hide them and maybe find them a year or two later. What else can this be other than, of course, Easter eggs. With many Easter egg hunts upcoming, there might be some people who actually don’t know why people do egg hunts on Easter. Easter is a … Continue reading
Leading Our Youth to Abundant Life is the acronym for the L. O. Y. A. L. program in Washington, PA. Started by Avery Turner, who is opening a new recreational center for the youth and carrying on the tradition of boxing in Washington, and also looking to keep kids off the street and out of … Continue reading
Waynesburg University recently hosted the Personal Safety & Awareness Seminar, led by Master Laura Beluschak, on Wednesday, March 26, in the Rudy Marisa Gymnasium. This event aimed to provide students and community members with practical techniques to enhance their personal safety. The seminar focused on situational awareness, defensive maneuvers and strategies to help individuals respond … Continue reading
Every spring, Pennsylvania’s parks come alive with the upcoming start of trout season, as the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission restocks streams and opens this fishing season across the state. That process is no different in Greene County, where Ryerson Station State Park is among several locations receiving stocked trout. Ryerson Station, a nearly 1,200-acre … Continue reading
Fish fry events are staples of the Christian community during lent before Easter. St. Ann Church of the St. Matthias Parish holds fish fry events through the Knights of Columbus every Friday. The church is located on 232 E High St. in Waynesburg, Pa. Lunch is served from 11:30 a.m. until 1 p.m., while dinner … Continue reading
The Eva K. Bowlby Library held a women’s health talk with the Alzheimer’s Association and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Pittsburgh last Wednesday, March 19. The event consisted of lessons on how women can take care of their health and catered to all ages. Alzheimer and ways to treat, as well as prevent it, … Continue reading
During the weekend of Feb. 21-23, the Greene County Fairgrounds hosted the eighth annual West Virginia University Block & Bridle Bonanza. The event was a cattle jackpot show which was hosted by the WVU’s Block & Bridle Club, which was formed in the beginning of 2025. “The group was formed to create consistency and longevity … Continue reading
On Feb. 5, the Waynesburg Rec Center hosted a tumbling clinic for youth gymnastics. “We run this tumbling clinic with Chelsea Hoye and Olivia King, those are our two tumbling coaches,” Meghan Ricciuti, the event planner for the tumbling clinic said. “It is for beginner tumblers that are learning a back handspring, so anyone that … Continue reading
On Friday night Jan. 31, RGB Coffee, located at the bottom of Waynesburg University’s campus, hosted What’s Smokin’ BBQ food truck outside its doors. The event took place from 4-8 p.m. and included food, live music inside the coffee shop and coffee. Ben McMillen, the owner of RGB, started similar events such as open mic … Continue reading
On Jan. 22, 2025, RGB Coffeehouse had an Open Mic Night from 5-8 p.m. Artists from all over the Pennsylvania area got to show off their talents, have some coffee and enjoy the company of friends, families and the community. Ben McMillan, the owner of RGB, was very excited about having the first “official” Open … Continue reading
