Author: Beaver County Radio

Kane Road Drive-In Theater in Hopewell Township torn down

The Kane Road Drive-In Theater in Hopewell Township was torn down yesterday. 87-year-old Steve Gray built the drive-in with his father back in 1953. They opened for business a year later. It remained one of the few drive-in theaters in the Pittsburgh area until 2013 when it stumbled on hard financial times and was forced to close. Gray tells Beaver County Radio it’s “bittersweet” because he’s left with 2,000 memories. A developer plans to build condominiums on the site.

New Four Seasons Pavilion Officially Opens Tonight

Two government-related events are to take place tonight…and both will occur at Brady’s Run Park. First…a ribbon-cutting ceremony in recognition of the official opening of the newly -constructed Four Seasons Pavilion is scheduled for 5:00. The public is invited to attend tonight’s official opening of the pavilion. They are also invited to stick around for the regularly scheduled 6 p-m public meeting of the board of commissioners. The commissioners’ public meeting will mark the first official use of the Four Seasons Pavilion. The facility is located at 474 Brady’s Run Road in Beaver Falls. Mike Romigh will be there and we’ll have more coverage tomorrow morning on AM Beaver County beginning at 6:30.

New Brighton Halloween Parade

Special thanks to our Halloween Sponsors

Fischer’s New Brighton Foodland

Fischer’s Beaver Falls Save A Lot

Inside the Attic

Brighton Music Store

R S Bellco Federal Credit Union

Vincik Construction

Evolution Audio

Superior Duct Cleaning

Sports Factory

Brighton Health Mart Pharmacy

Wesbanco Beaver County Branches 

Corner Grill

Albanese Physical Therapy

Mister Smith’s Garage

Beaver Falls Beauty Academy

Ross Hill Automotive Sales

Beaver Super

 

 

Beaver County State Lawmaker Co-Sponsors Bill to Eliminate “Ghost Teaching”

Legislation designed to ensure that those hired to teach in public schools actually spend their time educating students rather than working exclusively for their union has been introduced in Harrisburg. House Bill 1649 would close a loophole that allows “Ghost Teaching” in the School District of Philadelphia, where teachers take extended leave from classroom duties to do union work, while still earning full pay and benefits. Bill cosponsor Rep. Jim Christiana (R-Beaver) said that if Pennsylvania taxpayers are to be asked for more money to fund schools, the state should make sure that teachers are spending their time in the classroom and not in a union hall. Rep. Christiana will be a guest on Teleforum with Mike Romigh on Thursday’s show at 10:35 a.m.

Emergency preparedness in Beaver County. Interview with EMS director Wes Hill.

A truck overturns on Route 18 near Potter Twp. spilling small amount of chemicals and shutting down traffic. How prepared are Beaver County’s first responders to handle such incidents and can residents be evacuated quickly in case of an emergency? Beaver County EMS Director Wes Hill answered those question and more when he appeared on Teleforum with Mike Romigh. Click the link to listen.

WPIAL Football Standings Week 7

 

WPIAL Class AAA Parkway Conference
Team Conf.
Record		 PF / PA Overall
Record		 PF / PA Average
PF / PA
West Allegheny 6-0 282 – 56 6-1 297 – 78 42.4 – 11.1
Central Valley 5-1 210 – 70 6-1 253 – 99 36.1 – 14.1
Montour 5-2 160 – 141 5-2 160 – 141 22.9 – 20.1
Chartiers Valley 4-2 163 – 172 4-3 163 – 206 23.3 – 29.4
Ambridge 2-4 69 – 142 3-4 86 – 156 12.3 – 22.3
New Castle 2-4 131 – 189 3-4 169 – 202 24.1 – 28.9
Hopewell 2-4 78 – 155 2-5 92 – 204 13.1 – 29.1
Moon 2-4 158 – 186 2-5 172 – 234 24.6 – 33.4
Blackhawk 0-7 110 – 250 0-7 110 – 250 15.7 – 35.7

 

WPIAL Class AA Midwestern Conference
Team Conf.
Record		 PF / PA Overall
Record		 PF / PA Average
PF / PA
Aliquippa 7-0 336 – 77 7-0 336 – 77 48.0 – 11.0
Beaver Falls 6-0 260 – 63 7-0 299 – 63 42.7 – 9.0
Beaver Area 4-2 135 – 153 5-2 170 – 167 24.3 – 23.9
New Brighton 4-2 160 – 161 4-3 167 – 210 23.9 – 30.0
Ellwood City 2-4 158 – 156 3-4 172 – 156 24.6 – 22.3
Laurel 2-4 138 – 206 3-4 178 – 206 25.4 – 29.4
Quaker Valley 2-4 132 – 170 3-4 160 – 197 22.9 – 28.1
Freedom 1-6 85 – 238 1-6 85 – 238 12.1 – 34.0
Mohawk 0-6 33 – 213 0-7 46 – 262 6.6 – 37.4
WPIAL Class A Big Seven Conference
Team Conf.
Record		 PF / PA Overall
Record		 PF / PA Average
PF / PA
Shenango 6-0 205 – 37 6-1 225 – 65 32.1 – 9.3
Neshannock 5-1 239 – 117 6-1 295 – 138 42.1 – 19.7
South Side Beaver 4-2 164 – 152 5-2 212 – 166 30.3 – 23.7
Union 3-2 113 – 122 4-3 139 – 166 19.9 – 23.7
Rochester 2-4 119 – 138 3-4 145 – 162 20.7 – 23.1
Riverside 1-4 168 – 170 2-5 213 – 260 30.4 – 37.1
Vincentian Academy 1-4 62 – 155 1-6 90 – 207 12.9 – 29.6
Western Beaver 0-5 15 – 194 0-7 29 – 282 4.1 – 40.3
WPIAL Class A Black Hills Conference
Team Conf.
Record		 PF / PA Overall
Record		 PF / PA Average
PF / PA
Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic 6-0 234 – 41 7-0 299 – 44 42.7 – 6.3
Bishop Canevin 4-1 140 – 90 5-2 196 – 138 28.0 – 19.7
Avonworth 4-2 200 – 117 5-2 228 – 137 32.6 – 19.6
Chartiers-Houston 3-3 125 – 144 4-3 172 – 150 24.6 – 21.4
Northgate 2-3 116 – 113 4-3 189 – 135 27.0 – 19.3
Fort Cherry 2-3 75 – 134 2-5 102 – 202 14.6 – 28.9
Brentwood 1-4 98 – 142 2-5 142 – 182 20.3 – 26.0
Our Lady of Sacred Heart 0-6 35 – 242 0-7 56 – 298 8.0 – 42.6

Leadership Change Announced at Beaver County Industrial Business Park

There’s been a leadership change at one of Beaver County’s largest industrial business parks. Debi Leopardi has been named the managing director of the Ambridge Regional Distribution and Manufacturing Center and Erica Loftus has been named the Marketing and Public Relations Manager of the center. Loftus served as president of the Beaver County Chamber of Commerce for the past five years.