Chippewa United Methodist Church is holding a Fall Spectacular at 118 McMillen Rd in Chippewa this Saturday from Noon to 5:00 PM
Something for everyone: Food Trucks, Vendors, Fun
This is a chance for the community to come together and enjoy an afternoon of good food, shopping and entertainment.
Faith Restorations Inc. is hosting a Fall Golf Scramble at BlackHawk Golf Course on 9/28 with a Shotgun start at 9 AM
$360.00 per foursome. Includes
Extra raffle tickets & 50/50 will be available.
Call Roni at 724-494-2497 to register.
College Hill United Methodist Church is holding a Rummage Sale on
Monday October 1st – 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Tuesday October 2nd – 9:00 AM to NOON
33rd St. & 5th Ave. Beaver Falls
Carnegie Free Library Annual Book Sale starts Monday, October 1st.
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Monday – Thursday and Saturday
During the month of October only. Fall/Halloween items will be for sale pls a unique array of bookmarks. Look for other exciting items for sale each month. Also available for purchase will be Coffee & Cookies.
Starting October 8th – $5 Bag Sale!
Come to the patio between the Library and Chicken Shack in Beaver Falls on Wednesday September 26th from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM for
CHILI and PIE on the FLY
Cash and Carry only $6.00
Proceeds benefit Carnegie Free Library of Beaver Falls
“Touring & Tasting Delights” is the moniker given to this year’s edition of the AAUW Kitchen Tour, taking place on September 29 throughout the Beaver and Brighton Township Areas. The headquarters of the event will be once again at Dutch Ridge Elementary School.
Jean Macoluso and Norma Kehr are two members of the Beaver Valley Branch of the AAUW who joined Matt Drzik on A.M. Beaver County to discuss the different elements to the Kitchen Tour, including where to buy tickets, how to navigate the tour, and what the proceeds to the event go to.
For more information on the event and the AAUW, click here.
To hear the full September 18 interview, click on the players below!
Part 1
Part 2
Governor Tom Wolf is pushing state lawmakers to pass several bills recommended by a grand jury that investigated child sexual abuse in the Catholic Church. Current PA law doesn’t allow a victim to sue once they turn 30-years-old. A Berks County state representative is suggesting opening a two-year window in which older victims could sue abusers as well as institutions. State Rep. Paul Schemel (R-Franklin) unveiled a proposal to provide an alternative to civil lawsuits when addressing child sex abuse cases. Schemel’s proposal would create a “Truth and Restoration Commission” that would receive testimony from victims and the institutions who may have harbored those responsible for the abuse. Victims would be financially compensated by the commission from a pool of funds supported by those institutions…
WE HAVE AN UPDATE NOW ON LAST WEEK’S GAS LINE EXPLOSION IN CENTER TOWNSHIP: ENERGY TRANSFER – OWNER OF THE PIPELINE – AND FIRST ENERGY REPRESENTATIVES…ATTENDED LAST NIGHT’S TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS MEETING. BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWS CORRESPONDENT SANDY GIORDANO WAS THERE. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report….
Two men are facing charges after they stole antique equipment from the Little Beaver Historical Society and sold it for scrap. 32-year old James Rogers, of Darlington, and 20 year-old Eric Bailes of South Beaver Township, were both charged by state police with theft and receiving stolen property. The incident took place back in February. The two men have preliminary hearings next month.
WEATHER FORECAST FOR TUESDAY, SEPT. 18TH, 2018
TODAY – PARTLY CLOUDY. SLIGHT CHANCE OF A RAIN
SHOWER. HIGH – 83.
TONIGHT – CLEAR SKIES FOR THE EVENING WILL GIVE WAY
TO LOW CLOUDS AND FOG AFTER MIDNIGHT.
LOW – 63.
WEDNESDAY – PARTLY SUNNY SKIES. HIGH – 82.