The Heat is On in Beaver County; Saturday Especially Will Be a Scorcher

WEATHER FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, JULY 19TH, 2019

 

*** Western Pennsylvania will be dealing with dangerously hot weather today. The National Weather Service says temps could reach the mid 90’s with heat index values as high as 105 degrees. A heat advisory goes into effect at noon and runs until tomorrow night throughout the western portion of the state. The hot and humid conditions could quickly cause heat stress or heat stroke if precautions aren’t taken. **

 

*** HEAT ADVISORY FROM 12 NOON TODAY UNTIL 8:00pm
SATURDAY ***

TODAY – PARTLY SUNNY. A STRAY SHOWER OR
THUNDERSTORM IS POSSIBLE. HIGH – 93.

TONIGHT – SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS THIS EVENING,
THEN PARTLY CLOUDY AFTER MIDNIGHT.
LOW – 75.

SATURDAY – SUNSHINE AND CLOUDS MIXED. VERY HOT.
HIGH – 96.

SUNDAY – VARIABLE CLOUDS WITH SCATTERED
THUNDERSTORMS. HIGH – 91.

COOLING CENTERS IN BEAVER COUNTY

The following COOLING CENTERS are available to the public Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 4 PM (unless noted otherwise) when the temperature is HIGHER THAN 90 DEGREES.

PARTICIPATING LOCATIONS
The Cornerstone – 1217 7th Ave., Beaver Falls
New Brighton Municipal Building – 610 Third Ave. New Brighton
Free Methodist Church – 480 Jefferson St., Rochester
Uncommon Grounds Cafe – 380 Franklin Ave., Aliquippa
The Center for Hope – 740 Park Rd., Ambridge (hours: M-W 11AM-3PM; Thursday 11AM-6:30PM includes a hot meal)

For more information: Please call The Cornerstone at 724-846-6400 ext. 14
After business hours, call the Homeless Hotline at 724-714-6203

Beaver Falls Man Sentenced In Bank Robbery

It was announced yesterday that a Beaver Falls man was sentenced in the federal court in Pittsburgh. Beaver County Radio News correspondent, Sandy Giordano, has more…

Heat Advisory Issued For Beaver County

Beaver County residents should be aware of the extreme temperatures that are coming this weekend. The National Weather Service cautions to residents to be sure to stay cool. Beaver County Radio News Intern, Christina Sainovich, has the details…

Pregnant Woman Resists Arrest

A woman in Aliquippa was charged with resisting arrest on June 14th. She claims that she could not be arrested because she is pregnant. Beaver County Radio News Correspondent, Sandy Giordano, has more on the story…

Hopewell Man Faces Hearing

A Hopewell man who was charged for theft and his involvement in a high speed chase in June will have his first hearing next Monday. Beaver County Radio News Correspondent, Sandy Giordano, has more on the story…

Pittsburgh Man Lies To Purchase Gun

A Pittsburgh man is being charged after lying on a gun-purchase form, hiding his criminal record. Percy Ford is charged with making a false statement during the sale or transfer of firearms as well as unsworn falsification to authorities. State police say Ford tried to by a pistol from a shop in Hanover Township, and signed forms saying he was not prohibited from purchasing a firearm, and also checked a box saying he had never been convicted of a felony, when, in fact, he had. Ford is now awaiting a preliminary hearing scheduled for Monday, in Beaver County Court.

Retiring With Income. Myth Or Reality? Make It Happen And Find Out How. This Sunday at 10 A.M. With Michael Battalini.

As President and CEO of The Pittsburgh Wealth Management Group, Michael Battalini is devoted to helping people protect and grow the assets they have accumulated over their lifetime.  One of the ways he helps others accomplish this is by hosting a very informative, weekly radio show on WBVP and WMBA called “Retirement Income Radio”.  The program can be heard on Sundays from 10 until 11 A.M.

Michael Battalini is a fully licensed investment professional, Series 7 (General Securities License) and Series 63 (Securities Agent for States). He is also a fully licensed Life, Annuity and Health Insurance Agent. Michael has a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Robert Morris University. Michael is also a Registered Financial Consultant RFC®

Michael Battalini

Custom financial planning for retirees and pre-retirees throughout the country is Michael’s focus. His expertise in shielding client investments from stock market loss is a strategy that has become especially important in today’s volatile market and ever changing economy. Sound advice about a lifetime of income security with consideration paid to tax implications is what you can expect in working with Michael and the Pittsburgh Wealth Management Group.

Join Mike Battalini for the Retirement and Income Radio Show on Sundays from 10 A.M. to 11 AM.  on WBVP and WMBA You can also call Mike Battlini now for your complimentary customized, Retirement and Income Kit and 115-page Retirement and Income  Book at 844-449-7233 (SAFE)That’s 844-449-7233 (SAFE)

Free Kennywood Park Passes! Win Them By Visiting Area Businesses!

(Beaver Couty, PA) staff reports.  Beaver County Radio, along with several local sponsors, are giving away free all day ride passes good at Kennywood Park, Sand Castle and Idlewild Park. The timing is perfect.  Kennywood Park in Pittsburgh recently completed construction of the world record “Steel Curtain” roller coaster, the thrill ride that is all the rage, featuring nine inversions and over a seventy five foot  drop.  Each sponsor location will be selecting a winner and giving away a pair of Kennywood all day ride passes  by July 31, 2019.  Visit any and all of these locations to sign up, no purchase necessary:

 

Beaver County Humane Society was the July Huntington Business Spotlight

(Beaver Falls, Pa.) The Huntington Business Spotlight for the month of July was the Beaver County Humane Society. Mike Romigh from the Beaver County Humane Society and Valerie Pedigo from Huntington Bank joined host Eddie Crowe on the air from 9-10 a.m. on Thursday July 18, 2019.

Valerie started out the show talking about Huntington Bank and why they are involved in the Huntington Business Spotlight. The conversation then moved on to Mike and Eddie talking about their days working together in the past when Mike used to work in the radio broadcast industry. Mike then spoke about the Humane Society and how they are in dire need of people to adopt animals because the shelter is at maxium capacity right now and they can not take in any more animals. Mike explained that they are actually turning people away and telling them they will have to take the animals to another shelter. Romigh then talked about the shelter itself and the mission of the Humane Society.

Press on the play button below to here the interview as it was broadcast on Beaver County Radio…..