A Derry Borough man is out of Westmoreland County Prison after posting bond on charges he allegedly attacked his girlfriend Saturday, forcing her to flee to a nearby police station.
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A Derry Borough man is out of Westmoreland County Prison after posting bond on charges he allegedly attacked his girlfriend Saturday, forcing her to flee to a nearby police station.
The discovery of a handgun, which was reportedly given to a teenager by a Derry Borough woman, has led to additional charges alleging she was engaged in a sexual relationship with the minor for nearly a month.
City officials on Monday reviewed a draft advertisement seeking a new chief for the Latrobe Police Department.
The community of Ligonier is known for its small-town charm and aesthetically pleasing scenery. During this time of year, Ligonier gets slowly transformed into what some may call a “Hallmark” town with Christmas decorations and festive shop windows. Coming up on its 39th celebration, the Festival of Lights is nothing short of spectacular. The annual Christmas tradition is put on by the Ligonier Valley Historical Society and Compass Inn Museum.
The Latrobe Bulletin is again participating in the Toys for Tots campaign sponsored by the U.S. Marine Corps League and visitors are encouraged to drop off toys at the Bulletin.
Three Ligonier Township volunteer fire departments will have their callouts updated to better serve the community after the township supervisors approved the changes last week.
More than 300 families received a homemade Thanksgiving meal Wednesday evening thanks to the work of an area organization.
The Latrobe Bulletin office will be open regular hours Friday, Nov. 25, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. We apologize for any confusion.
Officials recently held a ribbon-cutting event and open house at the Laurel Highlands Workforce & Opportunity Center, Inc., at 310 Donohoe Road in Hempfield Township.
The Unity Township Zoning Hearing Board approved two variance requests after a public hearing earlier this week.
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Very few high school girls basketball teams could lose a 6-foot-2 standout and still boast a significant size advantage on most nights. Greater Latrobe is an exception, however, as the Wildcats graduated four-year starting center Anna Rafferty, but still have height that few teams can match up against.
Three St. Francis women’s volleyball players earned a spot on the Northeast Conference (NEC) All-Tournament Team for the 2022 season. Madi Tyus has been named to the NEC First Team All-Conference, while Emma Fenton and Maggie Hogan have been named to the NEC Second Team All-Conference.
The 28th annual Turkey Trot 5K run/walk took place Thursday at Latrobe's Memorial Stadium. Runners and walkers of all ages braves 25-degree weather for the sunny 9 a.m. start. Brent Kennedy of Jeannette took first place in the 5K run with a time of 15:24. In the walk portion of the event, Shelby Meholic of Latrobe took first with a time of 36:45.
The inaugural Westmoreland County Coaches Association All-Star volleyball game is in the books and the West all-stars edged the East 3-2 Tuesday at Ligonier Valley High School.
The St. Vincent College men’s swimming team cruised to the team championship at the 2022 Malone University Invitational.
The St. Vincent women’s swimming team turned in a dominating performance en route to capturing the team title at the Malone University Invitational.
Most of the work of raising trout for Pennsylvania’s anglers happens behind closed doors. It can take up to 15 months to raise a seven-inch trout.
“We believe here…Our culture. You win football games in the fall based on what you do in the offseason. Our first lifting session is scheduled for tomorrow,” coach Roger Beitel said Wednesday as he reflected on the season which ended only five days earlier in a playoff loss against Beaver Falls.
The Westmoreland County Coaches Association is adding an all-star volleyball game to its calendar.
While the season-ending loss to Thomas Jefferson in the WPIAL Class 4A quarterfinals still stung, the Greater Latrobe football team had plenty of positives to reflect upon immediately following their final game of the year.
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