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An unnamed airline sponsored the application that landed $850,000 in federal money that could bring commuter air service back to Arnold Palmer Regional Airport near Latrobe.
The Arnold Palmer Regional Airport was awarded a federal grant to attract an airline, and airport officials are negotiating with potential carriers.

Lilly Zemba wears many hats — or really, crowns.

Angela Davis never intended to start a nonprofit that would grow bigger than she ever expected.

The Forbes Trail Trout Unlimited was named the Best Trout Unlimited Chapter in Pennsylvania at the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Council of Trout Unlimited on Sept. 12.

As Democrat Jordan Omlor prepares to challenge state Rep. Leslie Rossi in the general election, he told town hall attendees that he wants to serve the working class of the 59th Legislative District.

Tension between Westmoreland County commissioners and the sheriff’s office grew on Thursday as commissioners criticized a wrongful arrest and unbudgeted overtime costs.

A driver accused of damaging a Latrobe garage in July was cited on Sunday.

Live! Casino, The Cordish Companies and Mega Money Bingo celebrated a milestone of over $1 million donated to nonprofits through the casino’s weekly Charitable Community Bingo.

The Caldwell Memorial Library relies on free services provided by Derry Area School District to operate, and the cost of those services has grown over the years.

The Westmoreland County sheriff has been waiting over 100 days to get a K-9 program up and running. Two county commissioners said that while they support the program, getting it underway is complicated.

Westmoreland County employees and their loved ones are forming their largest team yet to compete in an annual 70-mile hike to raise money for veterans.

After nearly a year of construction, upgrades to Memorial Stadium are complete. Greater Latrobe Junior High School’s roof replacement project is also expected to wrap next week as the new school year rolls on.

Five Greater Latrobe students were recognized during the district’s September school board meeting on Tuesday as Wildcats of the Month.

The Caldwell Memorial Library ad hoc committee reviewed a survey of how high school teachers use the high school library at its Monday meeting.

Mutual Aid EMS is moving back into Latrobe Municipal Building on Monday, Sept. 21.

A Latrobe administrative clerk was sworn in as the city’s new coordinator of community affairs and police services on Monday night.

The Ligonier Township Recreation Board is looking to match funds for a grant to revitalize the Ligonier Valley Trail.

Anyone who’s ever wondered how Mt. Pleasant looked in days gone by had only to drop by American Legion Post 446 on Saturday evening to find out.

Local Union 1537 United Steelworkers and its units will hold their monthly meeting Thursday, Sept. 17, at Huber Hall in Latrobe. The union meeting will commence at 4:30 p.m. All members and retirees are invited to attend.