Author: Beaver County Radio

Most Of Pennsylvania Under Winter Storm Watch Or Warning

Most of Pennsylvania is under a winter storm watch or a winter storm warning ahead of a weekend storm that could pack a wallop of snow, followed by bitter cold and high winds, making travel hazardous. From Pittsburgh to the Poconos, communities are being warned about possibly heavy mixed precipitation, with snow totals ranging from a dusting to 15 inches. The storm should sweep into western Pennsylvania on Saturday morning, tracking its way across the state by afternoon.

High School Basketball: January 18, 2019

BOYS

Thursday’s Scores
[NC] Perry 73, Hopewell 48
[NC] Belle Vernon at Quaker Valley PPD

7:30pm
[5A] West Allegheny at Moon (WMBA)
[4A] Blackhawk at Central Valley (WBVP)
[4A] Ambridge at Beaver
[4A] Hopewell at New Castle
[3A] Beaver Falls at New Brighton
[3A] Lincoln Park at Riverside
[3A] Ellwood City at Aliquippa
[2A] Shenango at OLSH
[2A] South Side Beaver at Laurel
[2A] Sewickley Academy at Mohawk
[1A] Western Beaver at Quigley Catholic
[1A] Rochester at Vincentian
[1A] Nazareth Prep at Cornell

8:00pm
[3A] North Catholic at Freedom

GIRLS

Thursday’s Scores
[5A] West Allegheny 55, Trinity 42
[4A] Hopewell 52, Ambridge 40
[4A] Quaker Valley 49, New Castle 36
[3A] Riverside 42, Mohawk 39
[3A] Neshannock 42, Beaver 39
[3A] Avonworth 50, Beaver Falls 25
[2A] OLSH 54, Aliquippa 27
[2A] South Side Beaver 41, Sto-Rox 23
[2A] Shenango 47, New Brighton 35
[1A] Rochester 75, Cornell 6

5:00pm
[3A] Ellwood City at Freedom

6:00pm
[5A] Lincoln Park at Chartiers Valley
[5A] Thomas Jefferson at Moon

7:00pm
[NC] Serra Catholic at Sewickley Academy

7:30pm
[4A] Central Valley at Keystone Oaks

Conor Lamb Announces Co-Sponsoring Of Bill To Raise Minimum Wage

CONGRESSMAN CONOR LAMB HAS ANNOUNCED THAT HE IS CO-SPONSORING A BILL TO RAISE THE MINIMUM WAGE. BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWS CORRESPONDENT SANDY GIORDANO HAS MORE. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report…

Representative Jan Schakowsky Named New Lead Sponsor Of Lymphedema Treatment Act

REPRESENTATIVE JAN SCHAKOWSKY HAS BEEN NAMED THE NEW LEAD SPONSOR OF THE LYMPHEDEMA TREATMENT ACT. BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWS CORRESPONDENT SANDY GIORDANO HAS MORE. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report…

Nichols Seeking Democratic Nomination In County Commissioner’s Race

A FORMER REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMISSIONER IS NOW SEEKING THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR COMMISSIONER. DENNIS NICHOLS CHANGED POLITICAL PARTIES AFTER LOSING IN THE 2015 REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION TO CURRENT BEAVER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DAN CAMP AND SANDIE EGLEY. THEN-STATE REPRESENTATIVE JIM CHRISTIANA CAMPAIGNED FOR CAMP AND EGLEY, LEADING NICHOLS TO SEEK THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR STATE REP. IN 2016 TO TAKE ON CHRISTIANA. HOWEVER, NICHOLS WAS DEFEATED IN THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY BY MICHAEL ROSSI.

New Brighton Suspect Found With Gun, Beer

A NEW BRIGHTON MAN IS FACING CHARGES AFTER HE WALKED INTO HABITAT FOR HUMANITY WITH A BEER IN HIS HAND AND A GUN IN HIS POCKET. POLICE SAY 53-YEAR-OLD EUGENE WRIGHT WAS EXTREMELY INTOXICATED WHEN HE ENTERED THE FACILITY ON JANUARY 10TH. POLICE SAY THE GUN WAS FULLY LOADED WHEN THE SUSPECT TOOK THE WEAPON OUT OF HIS POCKET AND PLACED IT ON A COUCH. WRIGHT IS CHARGED WITH RISKING A CATASTROPHE, RECKLESS ENDANGERMENT, DISORDERLY CONDUCT AND PUBLIC DRUNKENESS.

Una Bella Beauty and Wellness Studio is the Huntington Business Spotlight for January 2019

(Beaver Falls, Pa.) Una Bella Beauty and Wellness Studio in Ambridge is the Huntington Business Spotlight for January 2019.

Amanda Bable, Manager of Una Bella and Valerie Pedigo, Senior Vice President and Retail District Manager for Huntington Bank were on Teleforum with Frank Sparks on Thursday January 17, 2019.

The show started with Valerie talking about Huntington Bank and why they sponsor the Huntington Business Spotlight on Beaver County Radio. Pedigo also informed the listeners that Huntington Bank is always looking for qualified people to join the team and that you can apply by going to https://careers.huntington.com/ .

Amanda was then welcomed to the show and she told the listeners about Una Bella Beauty and Wellness Studio on Merchant Street in Ambridge. Bable said that owner Kim Villella had a vision, after she took a stab at politics, to create a place that was all about you and pampering yourself at an affordable price. She then starting putting her vision in place and part of that plan was to have Amanda who is Kim’s cousin come work at the spa. Bable told the listeners about how she started learning form her cousin at age 15.

After a break for news Amanda told the listeners about the many services at Una Bella Beauty and Wellness Studio. You can get a hair cut, coloring, different types of facials and wraps to pamper your skin, and massages. Amanda then told Frank how she would solve some of his skin issues that he has had for his entire life. She went step by step on how they could help solve many types of issues a person might have. Amanda told a story about someone who was having sciatic nerve problems and could barely walk. After a massage they felt good as new.

Amanda told the listeners about different soaps that they do sell and also about a little boutique that you can spoil yourself at that is all part of the Una Bella experience.

If you would like to listen to the interview click on the play button below….

If you would like more information on Una Bella Beauty and Wellness Studio Click on the logo below to be directed to their Facebook Page..

If you would like more information about Huntington Bank Click on the logo below to be directed to their web-site……

Ambridge Hires New Football Coach

THE AMBRIDGE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT HAS HIRED A NEW FOOTBALL COACH. BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWS CORRESPONDENT SANDY GIORDANO HAS DETAILS. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report…

Beaver County Says No To Paper Ballots

BEAVER COUNTY VOTERS WILL CONTINUE TO CAST THEIR BALLOTS DIGITALLY NEXT YEAR. EARLIER THIS WEEK, THE LAWRENCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AGREED TO A NEARLY 700-THOUSAND DOLLAR CONTRACT WITH PRECINCT SCAN, WHICH WILL REQUIRE VOTERS TO FILL OUT A PAPER BALLOT AT THE POLLS. OFFICIALS HERE IN BEAVER COUNTY SAY THEY DO NOT INTEND TO REVERT TO PAPER BALLOTS WHEN NEW VOTING MACHINES ARE PURCHASED.