An Amish man works the fields on a blistery snowy afternoon in Pulaski Township in Lawrence County Tuesday afternoon on March 14, 2017.
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1 dead, 7 injured in Munhall apartment building fire
One man was killed, seven were injured, and about 90 senior citizens were forced out of their Munhall apartments and into the frigid cold this morning when a fire broke out in their seven-story retirement home facility. View The Gallery >
Basketball team continues Thanksgiving dinner tradition
For fourteen years the Neighborhood Academy’s men’s basketball team, from Stanton Heights, has prepared Thanksgiving dinner at the Rainbow Kitchen in Homestead.
View The Gallery >Supermoon over Pittsburgh
The phenomenon known as the supermoon reached its peak luminescence in North America before dawn on Monday.
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Veterans Day Parade
The 97th annual Veterans Day Parade in Downtown Pittsburgh featured veterans, high school marching bands, and hundreds of parade watchers. View The Gallery >
October mornings in Pittsburgh
With the days getting shorter that means the morning are longer.
View The Gallery >In Focus: Preserving the Mill … Preserves the Town
Volant Mills was established in 1812 and is one of the few remaining wooden grist mills.
It is at the center of the village along Main Street in Volant, Pa., with a dam on the Neshannock Creek.
The Mills is now used for shopping and gifts wrapped around two ton milling stones, gears, shafts through three floors, processing equipment, shuckers, and pulleys mounted in the ceilings.
The Mills is a restoration project of the Volant Community Development Corp. View The Gallery >
In Focus: Witches Night Out
It maybe early to celebrate Halloween but, not for the 8th Annual "Witches Night Out."
It was held in the village of Volant, in Lawrence County, on Saturday, September 24th.
Fifty-five adult Witches, seventy children and one Warlock was registered for the parade but several pets were also dressed.
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In Focus: Mall relics
The Parkway Center Mall was Opened in the early 1980s and was closed in 2013.
Giant Eagle is the only remaining business.
As the remains of the the Mall taken apart some of the Mall's signs still stand along with the metal frames for the atriums, hanging strips of metal and escalators of a once thriving mall.
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