Congressman Keith Rothfus (PA-12) spoke at the Beaver County Youth Ambassador Program’s training

BEAVER, Pa – Congressman Keith Rothfus (PA-12) spoke at the Beaver County Youth Ambassador Program’s (YAP) training. More than 150 Beaver County high school students and faculty participated along with state and local officials.

“Launched two years ago, the Youth Ambassador Program in Beaver County has been making great progress in its mission to destigmatize mental health issues and promote healthy ways for students to cope with stress and loneliness,”said Congressman Rothfus. “I have traveled across the district and met with individuals and families who tragically lost loved ones to suicide. This program plays an important role in our community to equip participating student ambassadors with the ongoing education, resources, and awareness training they need to support their peers and create a culture of understanding and camaraderie.”

“Since the inception of the Youth Ambassador Program (YAP) in 2016, Beaver County Behavioral Health (BC/BH), the Beaver County System of Care partners and the youth of Beaver County have worked tirelessly to spread the awareness of mental illness, fight stigma surrounding it, and educate the community on available resources. The YAP participants want to thank Congressman Keith Rothfus for his support of this endeavor and taking the time to listen to the youth of Beaver County.  The focus on mental health initiatives such as this as well as the funding to support them is vitally important to our community as we try to address such issues as suicide, trauma, violence in the schools, and drug overdoses which continue to plague this population.”  – Maureen Hawk, Supervisor of Youth Services, BCRC, System of Care Partner

BF Jones Memorial Library Holds Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony For Digital Media Lab

THE B-F JONES MEMORIAL LIBRARY HELD A RIBBON-CUTTING CEREMONY FOR ITS DIGITAL MEDIA LAB LAST NIGHT IN ALIQUIPPA. BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWS CORRESPONDENT SANDY GIORDANO WAS THERE. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report…

New ADA-Accessible Playground In The Works For Conway Borough

THE BOROUGH OF CONWAY HAS BEEN AWARDED A GRANT FROM THE STATE TO HELP PAY FOR NEW PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT. BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWS CORRESPONDENT SANDY GIORDANO HAS DETAILS. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report…

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Reunion of 100th Division 9/22/18

FIRST EVER……..

Military Reunion of the 100th Division of the Military Round Heads (originally formed in Darlington).

This Saturday September 22, 2018            9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Greensburg Academy next to the Darlington Post Office

ALL ARE WELCOME!

For more information call Melanie 412-874-9254

 

 

State Police: Beware Of Hurricane Florence Scams

State police are warning people of scams that look like they’re helping the victims of Hurricane Florence. Troopers ask residents to be suspicious of phone calls asking for money or other personal information and don’t give donations by way of cash, gift cards, or money transfers. When in doubt, give to charities you know and trust.

Aliquippa Woman Claims She Was Assaulted By Church Trustee

An Aliquippa woman is pressing charges after she says a church trustee physically assaulted her during a Girl Scout troop meeting. It allegedly happened at the First United Methodist Church of Aliquippa. The man reportedly burst into their meeting at the church recently saying the girls weren’t welcome there. Charges were filed Wednesday.

New Brighton Man Accused Of Assaulting Paramedic

A New Brighton man is accused of assaulting a paramedic Saturday. Johnathan Harris was found Saturday evening lying in the street in the eleven-hundred-block of Sixth Avenue. While emergency responders were taking him to the hospital, the 45-year-old grabbed the medic by the throat and wouldn’t let go until he was struck in the face. Harris and his girlfriend reportedly smoked crack and injected heroin together before a verbal argument that began the series of events. Harris is in Beaver County Jail in lieu of 100-thousand-dollars bond.

Search Is On In Aliquippa For An Ambridge Man In Connection With A Robbery

THE SEARCH IS ON IN ALIQIUPPA FOR A MAN IN CONNCTION WITH A ROBBERY. BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWS CORRESPONDENT SANDY GIORDANO HAS DETAILS. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report…

Summer’s Back For Next Two Days In Beaver County

WEATHER FORECAST FOR THURSDAY, SEPT. 20TH, 2018

 

TODAY – MOSTLY SUNNY. HIGH – 85.

TONIGHT – MOSTLY CLEAR. LOW NEAR 70.

FRIDAY – PARTLY CLOUDY. A SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM
IS POSSIBLE. HIGH – 86.

SATURDAY – MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES. SLIGHT CHANCE OF A
RAIN SHOWER. HIGH – 67.

SUNDAY – SUNSHINE AND CLOUDS MIXED. HIGH – 71.

“The Backbone Of The Community”, Dr. Paul Caton, Celebrates 25 Years In Business Today!

(Patterson Township, PA) On September 20, 1993, Dr. Paul Caton opened the doors to Caton Chiropratic in Patterson Township.  To mark the silver anniversary of his practice, Dr. Paul Caton will appear live on “A.M. Beaver County” with Host Matt Drzik on WBVP and WMBA later this morning from 8:40 until 9:00 A.M. Join the conversation by calling the program at 724-843-1888 or 724-774-1888.  A video of the interview will also be streamed live on the WBVP-WMBA facebook page and will be available to view afterwards at beavercountyradio.com.

Dr. Paul Caton in the WBVP-WMBA studio during a previous interview appearance.

Dr. Paul Caton grew up and graduated from Hopewell High School before heading off to Iowa for undergraduate studies and ultimately graduating with honors from Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport. He was an all star athlete, quarterbacking the Hopewell Vikings in high school and lettered in both football and baseball in college. Dr. Caton was a pioneer in Chiropractic Health care as he was one of the earlier practitioners to use a weekly radio show on WBVP and WMBA as a forum to educate and reach out to patients. The Caton Chiropractic Health Hour  came on the air shortly after the practice was opened and aired  for for about 15 years afterwards. Dr. Caton is also a prominent member of the community and devotes time to serving others as a member of the Beaver Falls Rotary Club.