Author: Beaver County Radio

Snow Watch Cancellations and Delays for Wednesday December 10th, 2025

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Wednesday, December 10, 2025

                         School or Organization       Cancellation or Delay  ( If blank no cancellation or delay reported)
  Adelphoi Education/Beaver (Rochester)        
  Aliquippa Area School District               
  Ambridge Area School District
  Avonworth School District
  Baden Academy Charter
  Beaver Area School District           
  Beaver County Head Start/ Hopewell Elementary
  Beaver County Rehabilitation Center
  Big Beaver Falls Area School District
  Beaver County CTC          
  Beaver County Transit Authority         
  Beaver Valley Montessori School
  Blackhawk Area School District           
  Blackhawk Meals on Wheels      
  CCBC            Opens at 10 A.M. Wednesday Morning
  CCBC Aviation Sciences Center            Opens at 10 A.M. Wednesday Morning
  Central Valley School District           
  Cornell School District
  Education Center at Watson (Sewickley)
  Ellwood City Area School District
  Freedom Area School District
  Head Start of Beaver County – Aliquippa
  Head Start of Beaver County -Ambridge
  Head Start of Beaver County – Beaver Falls
  Head Start of Beaver County – Beaver Falls 7th Ave.
  Head Start of Beaver County – Beaver Falls 6th Ave.
  Head Start of Beaver County – Central
  Head Start of Beaver County – Blackhawk
  Head Start of Beaver County – CCBC
  Head Start/ Early Head Start of Beaver County
  Head Start of Beaver County – Rochester
  Head Start of Beaver County – Southside
  Head Start of Beaver County – New Brighton Middle School
  Head Start of Beaver County – New Brighton High School
  Head Start of Beaver County – Riverside
  Hope Academy- Conway
  Hopewell School District
 Life Family Pre-School
 Lincoln Park Performing Arts Charter   School
  Mc Guire Memorial EOC     
  Mc Guire Memorial School
  Midland Borough school District
  Montour Area School District
  Moon Area School District
  Mother’s Morning Out/Noah’s Ark Preschool/Sewickley
  Most Sacred Heart of Jesus                       Pre-school (Moon Twp.)
  New Brighton Area School District
  New Horizons
  North Catholic School District
  Our Lady of Fatima/ Hopewell
  Our Lady of the Sacred Heart High School (Coraopolis)
  Penn State Beaver (Monaca)
  Provident Charter School West (Baden)
  Quaker Valley School District
  Riverside Beaver County Area School District
  Rochester Area School District
  Robert Morris University (Moon Township)
  Seneca Valley Area School District
  Sewickley Academy
  St. Andrews Day School (Moon Township)
  St. James-Sewickley
  St. Monica Catholic Academy
  St. Killian’s Catholic School (Cranberry)
  St. Peter & Paul School/Beaver
  St. Stephens Lutheran Academy/Zelienople
  South Side Area School District
  Sto Rox
  Western Beaver Area School District
  West Allegheny School District

Man who burglarized Grace Lutheran Church in Rochester identified and given a warrant for his arrest

(Photo Courtesy of WPXI and the Rochester Borough Police Department)

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Rochester, PA) Police have now identified the man who was caught on camera burglarizing some items from Grace Lutheran Church in Rochester on Sunday afternoon. The man accused of this crime is fifty-five-year-old Arthur Jack of Rochester and he is accused of taking money from offerings at Grace Lutheran Church and rummaging through holiday donations intended to be given to The Salvation Army and Glade Run. A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Jack and anybody who sees him should call the Rochester Borough Police Department at 724-775-0880. His picture can be found below.

Steelers WR DK Metcalf expected to play vs. Dolphins after going to the hospital for abdominal issue

(File Photo: Source for Photo: Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey (44) breaks up a pass intended for Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver DK Metcalf (4) during the first half of an NFL football game, Sunday, Dec. 7, 2025, in Baltimore. (AP Photo/Nick Wass)

PITTSBURGH (AP) — A brief hospital visit won’t keep Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver DK Metcalf from playing next week against Miami.

Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said Metcalf was hit in the abdomen at some point during Pittsburgh’s 27-22 victory in Baltimore on Sunday and remained behind when the issue persisted after Metcalf was treated with over-the-counter remedies during the game.

“It got probably progressively worse after the game and and so I’m appreciative of our medical experts,” Tomlin said. “We just exercised an abundance of precaution. We didn’t want to get him in the air without having a complete understanding about what he was dealing with and they did a good job of that.”

Metcalf finished with season highs in receptions (seven) and yards (148) as Pittsburgh regained control of the AFC North. The two-time Pro Bowler also filled in as a gunner on punt coverage late in the game after special teams ace Ben Skowronek exited with an injury, something Metcalf hadn’t done since high school.

“I just think that’s what time of year it is, that’s what type of game it was,” Tomlin said.

Tomlin added that Metcalf is “moving in the right direction” and he doesn’t anticipate the issue jeopardizing Metcalf’s availability when the Steelers try to win their 23rd straight home Monday night game.

The news isn’t as promising at left tackle. Starter Broderick Jones was placed on injured reserve two weeks ago. Andrus Peat, who filled in for Jones, is in the concussion protocol and backup Calvin Anderson is out after getting injured in practice.

Dylan Cook took over for Peat against Baltimore and would get the nod if Peat doesn’t exit the protocol in time.

“He certainly has worked hard and has been professional,” Tomlin said of Cook. “I loved his his mindset when when he went in. Happy for him. Oftentimes one man’s misfortune is another man’s opportunity and he may get another opportunity this week. We’ll see where the week leads us.”

Rookie defensive lineman Derrick Harmon could return after missing two games with a knee injury unrelated to the knee injury that forced him to sit out Weeks 1 and 2.

Linebacker Malik Harrison and tight end Darnell Washington are also in the concussion protocol. Cornerback James Pierre is dealing with a calf injury.

Paving work underway in West Aliquippa

(File Photo of a Road Work Ahead Sign)

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(West Aliquippa, PA) Paving crews will be performing work in the West Aliquippa area until the early part of January of 2026 from Monday – Friday at 7 a.m. until completion, and road closures for proper completion of the jobs are mandatory. Traffic cones will be placed on the blocks that the work will be on and both residents and visitors of West Aliquippa can not park in the areas of the traffic cones and/or the posted no parking zones, or their vehicle will be towed.

Beaver County wrestling legend joins sitcom star for Pittsburgh events

SCOTT TADY

PITTSBURGH — New Brighton pro wrestling legend Shane Douglas joins forces with his longtime manager, “The Queen of Extreme” Francine and their “Little Brother,” Ned Rolsma, a 7-foot tall former sitcom guest-star, to get Western Pennsylvania in the holiday spirit the “Hardcore” way .

Douglas, a five-time Extreme Championship Wrestling World Heavyweight Champion and ECW founding member and Rolsma (“Marcus Eriksen” on CBS’ “How I Met Your Mother” will make a two-day convention appearance, Dec. 20-21, at AnimeVerse/ WrestleVerse at the David Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, then co-host a “Hardcore Holiday Happy-Hour” Christmas Party at Helltown Brewing Co. in the Strip District that Saturday.

The convention unites fans of anime, gaming and wrestling. Visitors can meet favorite legends from the golden era of professional wrestling, dive into entertaining
celebrity Q&A panels, show off their cosplay skills in contests, and explore a vast selection of merchandise, including rare figurines and collectibles.

After their day-long Dec. 20 convention appearance, the trio will “haul out the
holly” and throw back some beverages at their trademark “Hardcore Holiday Happy-Hour” from 6-8 p.m. at Helltown Brewing,1700 Penn Ave.

The trio will sign autographs, take pictures, conduct a Q&A and host festive holiday
party games with fun prizes, as they combine wassailing and wrestling for a packed  house full of Christmas-crazed wrestling fans! R&B and rock group Yukon John and The Sulfur Creek Band will headline until 11 p.m.

“I’m super-excited to be back in Pittsburgh, especially at Christmas time,” Francine said. “I’m looking forward to seeing all the wrestling fans and sampling some of Helltown’s latest concoctions as we reminisce on all the good times and great memories we had in ECW and all over the world. Come get festive with me and Ned and ‘The Franchise’, and I’ll let Santa know if you’ve been naughty or nice.”

Rolsma, a former pro basketball player and featured actor in many TV commercials, added “There is nothing like the Holidays in Pittsburgh. The charm and the magic of Christmas come alive in Downtown, and I can think of no better way to get festive than by roasting our proverbial chestnuts on some of The ‘Burgh’s best brews while playing some fun party games and wassailing with my two favorite wrestlers and their hometown fans.”

Ned Rolsma, a Beaver County native, played a recurring character on the hit sitcom “How I Met Your Mother.”

If you go:
AnimeVerse/WrestleVerse Fest – Dec. 20-21, David Lawrence Convention Center in Downtown Pittsburgh. Tickets and details at animeversefest.com.

“Hardcore Holiday Happy-Hour” starring “The Franchise” Shane Douglas and “The Queen of Extreme” Francine, hosted by Ned Rolsma, 6-8 p.m., Helltown Brewing Co.,
1700 Penn Ave. Pittsburgh. Info: helltownbrewing.com

Winning Pennsylvania Lottery ticket worth over $135,000 sold at a West Mifflin grocery store

(File Photo of the Pennsylvania Lottery Logo and a Television Broadcast from a Pennsylvania Lottery drawing)

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(West Mifflin, PA) According to the Pennsylvania Lottery, a Jungle Jackpot ticket worth $135,461 was sold at the Giant Eagle on Mountainview Drive in West Mifflin on Monday, and Jungle Jackpot is a $5 Fast Play game with progressive top prizes starting at $50,000. That store gets a bonus of $500 for selling the winning ticket. You can see if you are the person that won the aforementioned prize on Monday by reviewing your Jungle Jackpot tickets or by scanning them at a lottery retailer. Before a winner is identified, prizes must be claimed and tickets must be validated and within a year of their purchase dates, Fast Play prizes must be identified.

Penguins place star center Evgeni Malkin on injured reserve

(File Photo: Source for Photo: Pittsburgh Penguins’ Evgeni Malkin (71) returns to the bench after scoring during the third period of an NHL hockey game against the Seattle Kraken in Pittsburgh, Saturday, Nov. 22, 2025. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar)

PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Pittsburgh Penguins placed center Evgeni Malkin on injured reserve Tuesday with an upper-body injury.

The move comes after the 39-year-old Malkin sat out a shootout loss to Dallas on Sunday. Malkin, in the final season of his contract with the Penguins, is off to one of the better starts of his 20-year career.

The Russian has eight goals and 21 assists in 26 games for surprising Pittsburgh, which began the season with modest expectations but is firmly in contention in the competitive Metropolitan Division.

The Penguins also placed forward Blake Lizotte on injured reserve with an upper-body injury. Lizotte has three goals and two assists in 27 games.

The club described Malkin and Lizotte as both week to week.

Pittsburgh recalled forwards Danton Heinen and Sam Poulin from their American Hockey League affiliate in Wilkes-Barre/Scranton to fill out the roster ahead of Tuesday night’s visit by Anaheim, the start of a five-game homestand.

Pennsylvania Older Adults from 36 Counties Create Hundreds of Handmade Ornaments for the State Capitol Christmas Tree

(Headline Photo and Photos Below Provided with Release Courtesy of the Pennsylvania Department of Aging)

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Harrisburg, PA) The Pennsylvania Department of Aging announced today that visitors to the State Capitol Main Rotunda in Harrisburg during the holiday season can check out hundreds of handmade ornaments hung on the Christmas tree that were created by older adults from across Pennsylvania. As part of an annual invitation from the Pennsylvania Department of Aging, older adults from 93 Senior Community Centers in 36 Pennsylvania counties submitted ornaments for the Christmas tree, which will remain in the State Capitol Main Rotunda until January 8th, 2026. According to a release in Harrisburg today from the Pennsylvania Department of Aging, Senior Community Centers that submitted holiday ornaments include:

  • Allegheny County – AgeWell at the JCC, Caring Heights Community Care and Rehab, Mt. Washington Healthy Active Living Community Center, Sheraden Healthy Active Living Community Center
  • Beaver County – Circle of Friends Conway, Circle of Friends New Brighton
  • Blair County – Williamsburg Senior Center
  • Bucks County – Eastern Upper Bucks Senior Center, Middletown Senior Citizens Association
  • Butler County Area Agency on Aging on behalf of the seven Senior Community Centers
  • Cambria County – Cresson Senior Center, Ebensburg Senior Center, Forest Hills Senior Activities Center, Johnstown Senior Center, Northern Cambria Senior Center
  • Carbon County – Jim Thorpe/Penn Kidder Senior Center, Lehighton Senior Center, Panther Valley Senior Center, Palmerton Senior Center
  • Chester County – Surrey Services Devon
  • Clearfield County – Clearfield Center for Active Living, Coalport Center for Active Living, Mahaffey Center for Active Living
  • Cumberland County – Carlisle Senior Action Center
  • Delaware County – Good Neighbor Senior Center
  • Elk County – Bennetts Valley Senior Center, Senior Junction of Ridgway
  • Fayette County – Smithfield Community Center
  • Franklin County Area Agency on Aging on behalf of the eight Senior Community Centers
  • Greene County – Waynesburg Community Center
  • Indiana County – Chestnut Hills Social Center, Two Lick Valley Senior Center
  • Jefferson County – Brockwayville Depot, Brookville Heritage House, Punxsutawney Senior Center
  • Lancaster County – Elizabethtown Area Senior Center
  • Lawrence County – Challenges – Options in Aging
  • Lebanon County – Myerstown Senior Community Center
  • Lehigh County – Cedar View Senior Center, Coopersburg Senior Center, Fountain Hill Senior Center, Gross Towers Senior Center, Ridge Manor Senior Center, Slatington Senior Center
  • Luzerne County – Kingston Active Adult Center, Mountaintop Active Adult Center
  • McKean County – Greater Bradford Senior Activity Center
  • Monroe County – Chestnuthill Community Center, Loder Senior Center, Mountain Senior Center
  • Montgomery County – ACLAMO Senior Community Center, The Center at the Open Link, Jaisohn Wellness Center, Montco SAAC Norristown, SPARK Senior Center of Harleysville, TriCounty Active Adult Center
  • Northampton County – Hispanic Center Lehigh Valley, Park Plaza Senior Community Center
  • Northumberland County – Herndon Adult Community Center, Mount Carmel Adult Community Center, Sunbury Adult Community Center
  • Perry County – Central Perry Senior Citizens’ Center, Duncannon Senior Citizens’ Center
  • Philadelphia County – Center in the Park, Firehouse Active Adult Center, KleinLife, Martin Luther King Older Adult Center, The Senior Center at Lutheran Settlement House
  • Snyder County – Penns Creek Adult Resource Center, Selinsgrove Senior Center
  • Sullivan County – Mildred Active Living Center
  • Washington County – Beth Center Senior Citizen Center
  • Wayne County – Hamlin Senior Center
  • Westmoreland County – Alle-Kiski Center for Active Adults, McKenna Center for Active Adults, New Alexandria Center for Active Adults, New Florence Center for Active Adults, Valley Center for Active Adults
  • Wyoming County – Wyoming County Active Adult Center
  • York County – South Central York County Senior Center

Allegheny Health Network Neuroscience Institute to Launch Dedicated Neuroscience Track within AlphaLab Health

(File Photo of the Allegheny Health Network Logo)

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Pittsburgh, PA) According to a release in Pittsburgh today from Allegheny Health Network, the Allegheny Health Network Neuroscience Institute is launching a new, dedicated neuroscience track within AlphaLab Health, the nationally recognized accelerator jointly operated by Allegheny Health Network and Innovation Works. An anonymous donor made this expansion possible through a generous grant, which further solidifies the commitment that the AHN Neuroscience Institute has to drive innovation in critical health care areas. 2027 is when the new track will launch with its first class of companies.

Dr. Milo Mark Ujevich (1958-2025)

Dr. Milo Mark Ujevich, 67, of Hopewell, passed away surrounded by loved ones on December 3rd, 2025, after complications from a hard-fought battle with Type 1 Diabetes.

He was born on September 13th, 1958, the son of the late Milo and Nadine Ujevich. He is survived by his beloved wife of 37 years, Renee (Ceccarelli) Ujevich, five children and their spouses: Mark (Chelsey), Matt (Breanna), Carly (Kris), Michael (Maddie), and Casey (Brendon); as well as six grandchildren: Milo, Brendon, Chase, Brooke, Sophie, and Kai. He is also survived by a sister and brother-in-law, Jan and Tom Bellhy, along with many nieces and nephews.

Dr. Milo grew up in Center Township and remained deeply connected to his roots throughout his life. He earned his undergraduate degree from The University of Pittsburgh, his medical degree from George Washington University, and completed his residency at Mercy Hospital. He had a focus on emergency room medicine and radiology, he dedicated his career to serving patients in hospitals throughout the Pittsburgh area and helped countless patients through his decades of service.

While most will remember Dr. Milo for his dedication to medicine, his family will remember him for his endless devotion to providing them with a life filled with love and unforgettable memories.

A visitation will be held on Friday, December 12th from 5-8 p.m. at the Anthony Mastrofrancesco Funeral Home Inc, 2026 McMinn Street, Aliquippa, who was in charge of his arrangements. A private service will be held and entombment will follow at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, 2186 Brodhead Road, Aliquippa.

The family respectfully asks in lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation to Juvenile Diabetes in memory of Mark: Breakthrough T1D, Formerly JDRF, PO Box 5042, Hagerstown, MD 21741-5042.

To send flowers or a memorial gift to the family of Dr. Milo Mark Ujevich, please visit the Sympathy Store of the Anthony Mastrofrancesco Funeral Home, Inc. by clicking here.