TODAY PENNDOT BEGINS ROAD WORK ALONG THE BEAVER VALLEY EXPRESSWAY THAT MAY BENEFIT TRAVELERS IN THE LONG RUN, BUT DELAY THEM IN THEIR WEEKEND COMMUTES. BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWS INTERN KAISHA JANTSCH HAS MORE…
WEATHER FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, JUNE 1ST, 2018
TODAY – SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS. HIGH – 81.
TONIGHT – THUNDERSTORMS EARLY…THEN CLOUDS AFTER
MIDNIGHT. LOW – 63.
SATURDAY – CLOUDY. A SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM IS
POSSIBLE. HIGH – 81.
SUNDAY – PARTLY CLOUDY. SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS
DEVELOPING IN THE AFTERNOON. HIGH – 76.
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The Finale of “Radio Dial Rewind” on Teleforum with Frank Sparks was Thursday May 31, 2018 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Over the ten day period of “Radio Dial Rewind” Frank interviewed over 35 past or present Beaver County Radio Employees who worked for WBVP,WMBA, or WWKS.
Frank started out the morning talking with a Beaver County Radio personality In the late 2000s and early 2010s, it was Gary West who woke up the listeners of Beaver County Radio with his warm, comforting voice. He also served as WBVP/WMBA program director during his time as morning show host. Click the play buttons below to hear all of Gary’s interview……
Frank’s final guest of the series was Rosanne Robinson or as she was known to her listeners as Rosanne Dana who graced the air ways of WMBA back in the late 1990’s. Rosanne took calls from past listeners and they told her how much they missed her and loved listening to her back in the day. To hear all of Rosanne’s interview click the play buttons below…..
“Radio Rewind” is brought to you by Ba’Runi Bar & Grille, the John Pournaras Agency, the Ambridge Italian Villa, Bowser Hyundai of Chippewa, McGee Heating & Cooling, and the Pennsylvania Hot Rod Company.
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ALIQUIPPA POLICE CHIEF DON COUCH PROVIDED AN UPDATE ON THE RACHEL DELTONDO MURDER INVESTIGATION. BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWS CORRESPONDENT SANDY GIORDANO REPORTS. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report…
BEAVER AREA MEMORIAL LIBRARY presents
GARDEN TOUR 2018 “This Garden Rocks!”
come join us on Saturday, June 23, 2018 from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM as we tour six beautiful gardens in the Beaver are.
Cookies and punch will be served at the library from 10:30 AM to 2:00 PM.
Admission is $12.00 for a presale ticket or $15.00 the day of the tour. 724-775-1132
WE HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!
It was announced yesterday that Aaron Bernstine was the victor in the District 10 Democratic primary. Beaver County Radio’s Matt Drzik spoke with Rep. Bernstine about his win:
BASEBALL
Wednesday’s Scores
Consolation Games
[4A] Hopewell 4, Greensburg-Salem 1
[2A] Neshannock 7, Shenango 3
[5A] West Allegheny 6, Hampton 5
WPIAL Championships
[3A] Brownsville 5, Avonworth 2
[5A] North Hills 3, Mars 2
[6A] Canon-McMillan 2, North Allegheny 1
SOFTBALL
Wednesday’s Scores
WPIAL Championships
[2A] Laurel 1, Frazier 0
[4A] Belle Vernon 5, Elizabeth Forward 4
[6A] Hempfield 2, Latrobe 1
Thursday’s Championships (all games at Seton Hill University)
12:00pm
[1A] West Greene vs. Monessen
2:15pm
[3A] Southmoreland vs. South Park
4:30pm
[5A] Thomas Jefferson vs. West Allegheny
10th District State Rep. Aaron Bernstine was certified yesterday as the winner of both Republican and Democratic nominations to represent State House District 10 in Harrisburg. The district includes portions of Beaver, Butler, and Lawrence counties. Bernstine, elected as a Republican in 2016, was nominated for a second term by his party during the May 15th primary, earning 97% of the vote. He secured the Democratic nomination as well by winning a write-in campaign, earning 55% of the vote against Beaver Falls resident Joseph McGurk.
THE CITY OF ALIQUIPPA HAS BEEN AWARDED A STATE GRANT TO UPGRADE JESSE BELL WALKER PARK. BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWS CORRESPONDENT SANDY GIORDANO HAS DETAILS. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report…
WEATHER FORECAST FOR THURSDAY, MAY 31ST, 2018
TODAY – THUNDERSTORMS LIKELY. HIGH – 83.
TONIGHT – SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS THROUGHOUT
THE EVENING. LOW – 67.
FRIDAY – MORE THUNDERSTORMS LIKELY. HIGH NEAR 80.
SATURDAY – CONSIDERABLE CLOUDINESS WITH
OCCASIONAL RAIN SHOWERS. HIGH – 76.
SUNDAY – SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS THOUGHOUT
THE DAY. HIGH – 78.