1999 1100 Honda Shadow Spirit with only 38,000 miles. Well maintained with current inspection. Custom exhaust and 2 brand new Michelin tires. Saddle bags and 2 Travel bags that sit behind rider are included. Silver & black. Already wired for you to use a battery tender. Excellent condition…runs great.
$3,000
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Bob Holly Hill off of Conway Walrose Rd. 724-728-2037
R 19 Value Styrofoam Insulation $60 for all
2 Sheets 4’ X 8’ X 2”
1 Sheet 3’ X 8’ X 2”
Metal Lawn Roller to pull behind your quad or lawn tractor- FREE
Wire grating that pulls behind your quad or lawn tractor to smooth out your yard. 5’ X 5’. Make an offer.
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CD Economy Boro 724-251-8449
10” Commercial Meat Cutter. $180.00
Clothes closet with double bar for hanging clothes. Canvas cover & wire rack-On wheels. Still in original box-needs assembly.
5’ long X 18” deep X 6’high. Great additional storage for home or dorm. $140.00
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Howie (Vanport) 724-774-6397
Assortment of 28” X 40” flags that hang horizontally. Some are Lighthouses and seasonal. Make an offer
Solid Chrome 2 Pen Set in a box. Will make a great gift. Best offer
Cross Gold plated pen with Chrome pencil set in a box.
Make an offer.
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VAL (Beaver) PHONE: 724-513-9390
GOLF Clubs & Bags. 2 sets: 1 man’s and 1 woman’s.
Make an offer
Jewelry, jewelry, jewelry. At least 200 pieces. Come & peruse the rings, broaches, necklaces, earrings, bracelets and more.
60 Music CD’s from the late 80’s to early 90’s. Includes ESPN Jock Jams Vol 1&2 and ESPN Jock Rock Vol 1&2. Holiday music and movie soundtracks. She can send you a photo to see what’s available. PRICE: Negotiable
Werner 20 foot aluminum extension ladder $100
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Curt Hopewell 724-601-8145
Vented Glass Block Window 16” X 32” in GREAT shape. $50.00
Used 4’ high Chain Link Fence. 3 sections each about 20’. End posts included. 3 gates also (2) 66” wide X 4’ high and (1) 44” wide X 4’ high
Only $50 for all of it.
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Kenny Eastvale 724-843-5819
40’ Aluminum Extension ladder $100.00
16’ Fiberglass Ladder $150.00
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Rick Chippewa 724-630-9100
Echo Gas Weed Wacker (doesn’t run right now-can you fix it?) Make an offer
Craftsman Snow Blower with both pull or electric start.
Clears a 29” path. $150.00
Blue Brown Snow Joe 40 volt cordless snow blower. Clears 18” path. 2 batteries and charger included. $25.00
Toto holds the line, Vince Gill croons country, Teddy Swims sings soulfully and Pantera gets heads banging in what’s shaped up to be a memorable month of music in Western Pennsylvania.
From Kiss six-stringer Ace Frehley to Jakob Dylan’s The Wallflowers, July is loaded with famous acts headed our way.
To help you pick a show, here’s the July concert guide:
Aug. 2: Luke Bryan; Aug. 6: Doobie Brothers; Aug. 9: Jason Aldean; Aug. 10: Styx, Kevin Cronin and Donnie Iris; Aug. 29: Dierks Bentley; Sept. 5: Hardy; Sept. 18: Falling in Reverse; Sept. 20: $uicide Boy$; Sept. 28: Twenty One Pilots; Oct. 1: Alice Cooper-Judas Priest.
Toto headlines a Pavilion at Star Lake show joined by Christopher Cross and Men at Work.
Aug. 1: Blackberry Smoke; Aug. 2: Rock, Reggae & Relief with Stephen & Damian Marley; Aug. 3: The Head & The Heart; Aug. 7: Lord Huron; Aug. 9: Flaming Lips/Modest Mouse; Aug. 19: Jessie Murph; Aug. 21: Chevelle and Asking Alexandria; Aug. 26: Gary Clark Jr.; Sept. 3: Men I Trust; Sept. 5: Women Who Rock with Jessica Simpson; Sept. 5: Women Who Rock with Jessica Simpson; Sept. 8: PUP; Sept. 9: Alabama Shakes; Sept. 10: Vance Joy; Sept. 12: Pixies; Sept. 13: Bruce Dickinson; Sept. 22: Dylan Gossett; Sept. 23: Garbage; Sept. 26: Gavin Adcock; Sept. 27: Russell Dickerson; Sept. 29: Marina; Oct. 7: T-Pain.
Aug. 16: Montrose; Aug. 17: Stryper; Aug. 22: ZZ Ward; Aug. 27: Sister Hazel; Sept. 10: Michael Schenker; Sept. 14: David Cook; Sept. 24: Lita Ford; Oct. 4: Here Comes the Mummies; Oct. 9: Hailey Whitters; Oct. 23: Squirrel Nut Zippers; Oct. 26: Tab Benoit; Nov. 6: North Mississippi All-Stars; Nov. 17: Richie Kotzen and John 5.
Aug. 3: Graham Nash; Sept. 14: Vicki Lawrence & Mama; Oct. 1: Don Gatlin & the original Kenny Rogers Band; Oct. 3: Geoff Tate; Oct. 25: Bill Murray & The Blood Brothers; Nov. 22: The Outlaws; Nov. 25: Boz Scaggs.
Blues Traveler plays the new Iron City Beer Stage this summer. (Photo: Graham Fielder).
Aug. 18: Silversun Pickups; Aug. 19: The Struts; Sept. 6: Jerry Cantrell; Sept. 11: Rilo Kelly; Sept. 18: GWAR; Sept. 20: Marilyn Manson; Sept. 30: Franz Ferdinand; Oct. 28: Andy Bell of Erasure; Nov. 1: From Ashes to New; Nov. 11: Minus The Bear; Nov. 26: The Beths.
Aug. 14: Los Lobos; Aug. 21: Asleep at The Wheel; Sept. 20: The Baseball Project; Sept. 23: Soccer Mommy; Oct. 3: Feeble Little Horse; Oct. 11: Craig Finn; Dec. 2: The Lemonheads.
Aug. 19; John Moreland; Sept. 16: Superchunk; Sept. 17: James McMurtry; Oct. 25: The War & Treaty; Nov. 8: Keller Williams.
YOUNGSTOWN FOUNDATION AMPHITHEATER
Aug. 12: Train and Edwin McCain; Aug. 17: Alice Cooper; Sept. 18: Lee Brice; Sept. 20: Cody Jinks.
BENEDUM CENTER
Sept. 16: David Byrne; Sept. 18: Dream Theater; Sept. 24: Lucy Dacus; Nov. 14: Taylor Tomlinson; Nov. 21-22: Steve Martin and Martin Short; Dec. 9: Straight No Chaser.
(Brighton Twp., Pa.) Beaver County Radio 99.3 and 95.7 FM along with 1230 WBVP, 1460 WMBA and beavercountyradio.com is your exclusive outlet to hear the live simulcast of the 2025 Beaver County Boom simulcast that pays tribute to Zambelli’s 2024 Award Winning Show “Cosmic Connection”. The sound track is choreographed to fireworks by Zambelli International and Beaver County Radio. You can also down load our free apps at the Google play store and on Apple I-tunes by typing in beaver county radio. The 2025 Beaver County Boom is being presented by PUSH Beaver County.
BURGETTSTOWN — Avril Lavigne plus the words “greatest hits tour” equaled a jam-packed Pavilion at Star Lake on Thursday.
Canada’s pop-punk princess showcased hits, including set-starter “Girlfriend” with its leadoff line “Hey, hey, you, you, I don’t like your girlfriend,” setting a tone for breezy, sing-along fun.
The sound could have been better — it was over-amplified and muffled for much of Lavigne’s banter — but the hooks rang true, as on fan favorites “Complicated” and “My Happy Ending” featured in the first-third of the performance.
Lavigne charmed fans with her enthusiasm, sincerity and spunkiness. She pantomimed a punch with a P-popping vocal sound to punctuate one of the more rousing “Complicated” moments.
“Here’s to Never Growing Up” tracked philosophically with the decisively girls-just-want-to-have-fun crowd.
For “Keep Holding On,” Lavigne grabbed an electric guitar, joining forces with her band’s two six-stringers.
Having earlier sung a faithful cover of The Chicks’ “Wide Open Spaces,” a seated Lavigne started out acoustically on “Breakaway,” a song she wrote as a 16-year-old that became a smash hit for Kelly Clarkson.
Thanking fans for their decades of support, Lavigne noted this was a greatest hits tour, but she couldn’t resist gathering with opening act Simple Plan before hitting the road months ago to record a new, nostalgia-driven song, “Young & Dumb.” Simple Plan singer Pierre Bouvier came out on stage so they could perform it live. A half-dozen, randomly chosen, ardent young fans were brought onto the stage for visual accompaniment. Lavigne handed each of those fans an autographed skateboard while Pierre tossed bundled up concert T-shirts into the crowd.
From those joyful and sweet moments, Lavigne somehow segued into “Bite Me.”
Back to her skateboard roots she went for “Sk8er Boi,” another jubilant singalong that got spectators dancing.
By that point, a heavy rain was falling, but the mood was never dampened for fans who got to witness the 40-year Lavigne in maybe her biggest ever western Pennsylvania headlining visit.
Avril Lavigne at The Pavilion at Star Lake.
Simple Plan set the stage well for her, with a blissful, boisterous pop-punk set. Bouvier introduced “I’m Just a Kid” as a song written 23 years ago, acknowledging that would make some fans shout “(heck) yeah!” and make others put their head in their hands and groan “oh (heck) no.” Wearing a T-shirt that said “I’m Just a Kid” with the “kid” crossed out and replaced by the word “adult,” Bouvier engagingly commanded the stage, taking a turn behind the drum kit as drummer Chuck Comeau ran through the crowd slapping high-fives.
The Montreal mirth-makers maintained an entertaining, upbeat vibe.
(File Photo: Source for Photo: Arkansas forward Adou Thiero, right, controls the ball in front of Texas A&M guard Hayden Hefner on Feb. 15. The Lakers acquired Thiero, the 36th pick of the NBA draft, in a trade with Minnesota on Thursday. (Sam Craft / Associated Press)
Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News
(Brooklyn, NY) A former Quaker Valley High School basketball playerwas selected by the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday night as the 36th pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. Adou Thiero is a junior in college who started playing college basketball at the University of Kentucky and then transferred to the University of Arkansas. Thiero followed the move there with Moon Township native and head coach John Calipari. The Lakers made tradesto get the rights to draft Thiero on to their team in the second round of the 2025 NBA draft.
Annette Zoiti (née Montini), 88, of Hopewell Township, passed away surrounded by her loved ones on June 25th, 2025, at Franciscan Manor in Patterson Township.
She was born in Aliquippa on July 29th, 1936, a daughter of the late Sylvester “Silver” and Adeline “Lena” Montini. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Joseph Zoiti, her parents-in-law, Antonio and Carmela Zoiti, her brother, Anthony Montini, her brother and sister-in-law, Louis and Clara Montini, her sister, Shirley Diecks, her sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Nancy and Vince Bozza, her sisters-in-law: Helen Zoiti, Rosie Lulevitch, Frances Dionisio, and Clara Montini; as well as her nephews, Jackie Bozza and Robert Montini and her life-long friend Carol Unis.
She is survived by her son, Anthony (Crystal) Zoiti, her daughter, Sylvia (Tony) Guy, her four grandchildren: Cody Zoiti, Sean Zoiti, Logan Zoiti, and Marissa (Zack) Hayward; as well as her four great-grandchildren: Eli Zoiti, Cooper Hayward, Noah Hayward and Adeline Hayward, her brother, Michael Montini, her brother-in-law, Ronald “Lefty” Dionisio; and many loving nieces and nephews.
Annette was a proud graduate of Aliquippa High School with the Class of 1954. She was the former general manager of The Airport Hotel located at the old Pittsburgh International Airport. Upon “retiring”, she spent over 25 years working at Kaufman’s, then later Macy’s as a sales associate at the Beaver Valley Mall. What started as a retirement job quickly became one of her greatest joys. Annette loved getting to know her customers and took pride in making each person feel welcome and valued.
On November 7th, 1959, Annette married the love of her life, the late Joseph “Weiners” Zoiti. They were blessed with 2 children and built their family on the values of faith and love.
Annette was gifted with the natural ability of being a caretaker. Lovingly referred to by her family as “Dr. Montini”, she had a way of making people feel special, loved and at ease. Taking care of others brought her genuine joy, and she did so with grace and kindness. She was a member of Our Lady of Fatima Church in Aliquippa, part of Mary, Queen of Saints Parish.
In her free time, Annette enjoyed going to “the track” to play the slots, she was always chasing her big win.
Friends will be received on Monday, June 30th from 1-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. in the GABAUER-TODD FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICES- 340 Third Street, Beaver, who was in charge of her arrangements. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Tuesday, July 1st at 10 a.m. at St. Titus Church, 952 Franklin Avenue, Aliquippa. The family is requesting that everyone meet directly at the church. Father Howard Campbell will officiate.
The family wishes to thank Dr. Timothy Jackson for the many years of devoted compassion and care for Annette, and the staff at Franciscan Manor for the love and care during her time spent there.
Larry Bohannon, 73, of New Brighton’s McGuire Memorial, formerly of Youngstown, Ohio, passed away on June 23rd, 2025.
He was born in Youngstown, Ohio on September 28th, 1951, a son of the late James S. and Jane (Carter) Bohannon.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a brother, Richard Bohannon.
He is survived by his siblings: Mary Jane Moss of Youngstown, Ohio, Sandra Gardner of Arizona, Sherry Moss of Virginia, Nathaniel Bohannon, and Vaughn (Linda) Robinson of Mansfield, Ohio; as well as several nieces and great nieces, several nephews, and great nephews and their families. He is also survived by his McGuire Memorial family.
A graveside service will be held on Thursday, July 3rd at 11 a.m. in Tod Homestead Cemetery, 2200 Belmont Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio. Carolyn North-McTush (Cousin) will officiate.
Arrangements have been entrusted to the J&J Spratt Funeral Home, 1612 Third Avenue, New Brighton.
Source for Photo: -Danielle Smith, Keystone News Service, Credit for Photo: (Alexander Raths/Adobe Stock) Caption for Photo: Nurse cares for a elderly woman lying in bed
(Reported by Danielle Smith of Keystone News Service)
(Harrisburg, PA) The One Big Beautiful Bill has hit a roadblock. The Senate parliamentarian has ruled that a key Medicaid provider tax change violates chamber rules. The House version would slash federal Medicaid spending by at least $700 billion to help fund tax cuts and other Trump-era priorities. Pennsylvania nurse Molly McCullough warns the cuts could put seniors at risk and threaten rural hospitals. She says many older adults in Southwestern Pennsylvania depend on Medicaid, and hopes the Senate’s action helps protect their care. Medicaid supports about 3 million Pennsylvanians across all 67 counties. McCullough says that no matter what changes the Senate makes, the bill would still need to return to the House for approval, and Republicans may have to rewrite or scrap major parts to keep it alive.
(West Mifflin, PA) A Kennywood operations team employee named Noah helped successfully rescue some ducklings after they were trapped on the tracks of the Pittsburg Plunge on Tuesday. According to Kennywood, a family of ducks went for a swim in the Lost Kennywood fountain and Noah put the baby ducklings of the family in some nearby bushes after rescuing them. The video of this action went viral on TikTok and has over 100,000 views.
(Photo Provided with Release Courtesy of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection)
Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News
(Pittsburgh, PA) According to a release from the U.S. Customs and Border Protections, the CBPseized 13 counterfeit Rolex watches and 12 pairs of designer brand sunglasses in Pittsburgh on June 6th.This information was released on Thursday and according to that release, the shipment was destined to a Pittsburgh address and manifested as “Empty Poly Bag Ladies Hand Bag” and the shipment contained six Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust models, five Rolex Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona models, and two Rolex Diamond Iced-Out models, and sunglasses bearing Burberry, Chanel, Gucci, Miu Miu, and Valentino brand names. If these products would have been authentic, $573,200 would be the manufacturer’s suggested retail price. The United Arab Emirates is where the items arrived from before being suspected counterfeit.The items were detained for further review by CBP officers, who suspected them counterfeit. These items were inspected by CBP officers initially on April 27th.
