The Pirates Survived a rough first inning by Chad Kuhl and a fielding blunder by Andre Mc Cutchen to come away with a victory last night.
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The Pirates Survived a rough first inning by Chad Kuhl and a fielding blunder by Andre Mc Cutchen to come away with a victory last night.
Click on the play button below for a recap of the game from the Pirates broadcast team.
Popular ESPN host John Saunders has died unexpectedly today at the age of 61. Hanna Storm announced his passing live on ESPN this morning. Saunders was popular for hosting and anchoring sports broadcasts on ESPN and ABC. John worked for ESPN for 30 years. Saunders passed away in New York and no further details have been released surrounding his death. Police have stated that there is no suspicion or foul play involved. Saunders was a staple in the sports broadcasting and also hosted Monday Night Football on the popular sports network.
Saunders is survived by his wife, Wanda, and two daughters.
Stay tune to Beaver County Radio.com for further updates on this developing story.
(Beaver Falls, PA) Members of the Beaver Valley Community Concert Association made a guest appearance on Beaver County Radio recently to announce the line up for the upcoming season and specifically to promote the first show on September 20th featuring the Four Lads. Norma Kehr, Rhonda Ficca and Jean Macaluso, talked with Mike Romigh, host of Teleforum ,on WBVP and WMBA. Beaver Valley Community Concert Association shows take place at the Beaver Falls Middle School Auditorium. WBVP-WMBA is a sponsor of the concert series and is pleased to be able to help promote the events. For more information, including upcoming concert dates, ticket info and more visit the Beaver Valley Community Concert Association web site.
An Aliquippa man is facing charges for allegedly sexually abusing a 6-year-old girl. The incident was reported on Aug. 2 when the child was treated at Children’s Hospital. During two separate interviews with authorities, the girl claimed 27-year-old Keshmar Sims sexually assaulted her while giving her a bath. The girl also said Sims showed her a pornographic video on his phone On Aug. 5, police searched his home and found the alleged phone. They also found several pairs of young girls underwear. Sims is currently being held in the Beaver County Jail. He is facing a list of charges including rape of a child, statutory sexual assault, indecent assault and endangering the welfare of a child.
Pennsylvania motorists will have to make sure car seats face backward for all children until they’re 2 years old under a new state law that goes into effect this week. The measure that becomes law Friday directs police to issue warnings for the first year, after which violations will cost $125 in fines, costs and fees. Pennsylvania is the fourth state to enact the rear-facing child seat regulations for the youngest of children, after California, New Jersey and Oklahoma. Backers of the new child seat rules say facing children toward the back of the car dramatically lowers their risk of death or serious injury during crashes. PENNdot says children should remain in rear-facing seats until they reach the manufacturer’s height or weight limits.
Beaver council is planning to vote tonight on whether a local waffle restaurant can sell beer. Council will vote on a resolution whether they support Beaver Brewing Company Beer being sold at Waffles Incaffeinated on Third Street. The council vote would only pertain to beer sales with that one particular restaurant. But several people have expressed concerns about the sales. Beaver borough has tried to keep alcohol sales banned since 1934. Tonight’s council meeting will be held at 7:00 at the municipal building.
New Brighton Mayor Rick Smith has died. Smith died Friday after an extended illness. He had been the mayor of New Brighton since 2006. Smith is being remembered for his dedication to the community and his efforts to improve his hometown. Smith is survived by his wife, four children, four stepchildren and several grandchildren. He was 71.
Aliquippa native B.E. Taylor, the well-known local musician, whose Christmas tours drew large crowds each year, died on Sunday. Taylor suffered complications from an inoperable brain tumor. Taylor was diagnosed in March of 2007. He continued to release new songs and perform his annual holiday concerts at local venues in Pittsburgh and Beaver and Lawrence Counties. Taylor was born and raised in Aliquippa. Taylor was married and had three children. Funeral arrangements will be private. B.E. Taylor was 65.
Aliquippa now has a crime tips email line, which was established last week . The new email is crimetips@aliquippapa.gov. Chief Don Couch made the announcement last week.
The Pittsburgh Pirates fell to the Cincinnati Reds Sunday afternoon at PNC Park.
Click below for a recap from Pirates Broadcaster Greg Brown.