Kyle Lawson
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County officials now say police standoff ended with suicide
The matter of death of an Ohioville man involved in an all-night standoff with police was ruled a suicide Sunday by the Beaver County Coroner's Office, despite initial reports he → Read More
CCBC voiceover course teaches ins and outs of the industry
A diverse class of adults with aspirations of voiceover work attended a one-time course Tuesday at Community College of Beaver County. → Read More
Centennial events scheduled at Old Economy Village
The first of three centennial events this year is scheduled for the end of the month at Old Economy Village in Ambridge. → Read More
Librarians work to keep pace with new technology
Despite a 25 percent decrease over the last decade of items checked out at area libraries, the services provided at the brick-and-mortar locations and on the countywide website have kept → Read More
Moon elementary students will return to neighborhood schools
Hyde Elementary School will once again function as an elementary school, and elementary students throughout the district will return to their neighborhood schools at the start of the 2016-17 school → Read More
Wind gusts topple trees, cause brush fires county wide
Wind gusts Saturday afternoon caused brush fires, toppled trees and disrupted traffic throughout the county. → Read More
Mobile museum offers black history 'too often' overlooked
The Black History 101 Mobile Museum rolled into Moon Township this week as Robert Morris University students and local families got a first hand look at 150 years of African → Read More
Moon educators say bad planning by former district leaders led to 'failed' system
A new configuration of Moon elementary schools has been a "failed effort," due to poor district level planning and implementation, according to a report presented at a Moon Area School → Read More
Old Economy museum's history celebrated in Ambridge
The history of Old Economy Village was celebrated Wednesday with speeches and artifacts presented by historians and public officials. → Read More
Free tax services in Beaver County go unnoticed
Free tax assistance programs and some tax credits have gone unnoticed by a majority of people who qualify, at the expense of their personal budgets and the community they live → Read More
Snow forces reboot of Pittsburgh video game convention
Friday's snowstorm in Pittsburgh put a "damper" on the Retro Video Game Convention, as organizers plan a reboot for next fall. → Read More
Through song and speech, artists pay tribute to MLK
Nearly 100 people locked arms in the Geneva College performance lounge Monday night as part of a tribute to slain civil-rights leader the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. → Read More
MLK: Judge by character, not color
Donald Sheffield is the featured speaker Monday at the Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center in Midland, as part of the second annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration. The event, → Read More
Retro video games make a comeback
Organizers of the Pittsburgh Retro Gaming Convention project attendance to reach 8,000 this year, amid a growing interest nationwide among current and former gamers for classic video games. → Read More
Monaca entrepreneur delivers locally grown foods
In an effort to get families eating better and help support local farmers, Chip Kohser set out three years ago to deliver locally grown produce and meat to consumers on → Read More
Ambridge Rotary gives out free medical equipment
As donations soon will eclipse storage space, the Ambridge Rotary Club is looking for people in need of free wheelchairs, walkers and other medical equipment. → Read More
Nation's supermarkets fall short of promise to combat 'food deserts'
National supermarket chains have fallen short of a 2011 promise to help eradicate what the federal government has classified as "food deserts," which include areas of Beaver County where it's → Read More
Family, friends celebrate Yiayia's 100th birthday
Sixteen grandchildren and great-grandchildren last weekend celebrated the 100th birthday of Irene Economos, who emigrated from Greece in the late 1920s and lived most of her life in Beaver County. → Read More
Ambridge church makes wish lists a reality
Members of Greater Dominion of the Millennium in Ambridge this month purchased toys and pajamas for 40 local children from low income families. → Read More
Grumpy Santa holds court at Old Economy Village
Santa's grumpy assistant, Belsnickle -- who both punishes and rewards children, according to German folklore -- will accept visitors this weekend as part of a Christmas event at Old Economy → Read More