Bodies Recovered From Nursing Home Fire

Near Philadelphia, investigators have recovered the remains of the final two victims of last week’s fire at a senior living community. The Bureau of Alcohol, Firearms and Explosives says the remains were found Wednesday inside the charred shell of Barclay Friends Senior Living Community in West Chester. Investigators had located the remains of the first two victims on Tuesday.

State Supreme Court Rules On Vehicle Seizure

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled that authorities did not have the right to seize a vehicle from the driveway of a hit and run suspect without a warrant. The ruling issued Wednesday steams from the August 2012 seizure of a heavy duty pickup truck owned by Daniel Loughname. The Hanover Township man is charged with felony hit and run in the death of 19 year old Rebecca McCallick, who authorities have said was high on marijuana and lying in the street when she was struck in July, 2012.

Explosion Feared To Involve Missing Submarine

Experts say the apparent explosion detected in the search for a missing Argentine submarine could be especially ominous for hopes to rescue the 44 people aboard.

Argentina’s navy says it’s too early to say what might have produced the sound detected by U.S. and international monitors.

Special Edition of Notes on Local Entertainment Friday November 24, 2017 at 11am

Friday morning November 28, 2017 Beaver County Radio 1230 WBVP and 1460 WMBA will present a special edition of  Notes on Local Entertainment with Scott Tady, Entertainment Editor for the Beaver County Times and Frank Sparks. The special Black Friday Edition will air at 11 am featuring local artist Drew Pinchotti as the special guest. Drew will be performing live on the air. His appearance is to promote his appearance at an all acoustic show at Woolley Bully’s on Friday night. Tomorrow’s broadcast will also be featured on Facebook live. If you would like to participate in the show call 724-843-1888 or 724-774-1888.

Happy Thanksgiving.

The ownership, management and staff of WBVP and WMBA wish you a Happy Thanksgiving.

Thanksgiving Day shopping begins with the opening of JC Penney’s at Beaver Valley Mall beginning at 2 p.mn. Other stores open at staggered times throughout the day.Tomorrow is Black Friday and store hours varry.

Holiday Shopping Season Officially Kicks Off Today

The holiday shopping season officially kicks off today and shoppers may find some surprises at the stores. Retailers are counting on a lift from a better economy…but they are also looking for ways to pick up sales from popular internet giants such as Amazon.com. Marshal Cohen, chief industry analyst at the market research firm NPD Group in New York says retailers are in survival mode. Cohen says it’s all about stealing each other’s market share.

Texas Congressman In Sex Tift

The Washington Post reports that U.S. Congressman Joe Barton of Texas told a woman that he would complain to Capitol Police if sexually explicit photos of him from their relationship were publicly exposed. The Post report came after the 68 year old Republican apologized for a nude photo of him that circulated on social media.

High School Football Players Arrested For Rape

In West York, three high school football players have been charged with raping a 14 year old girl at gunpoint after she left a town fair. The York Daily Record reports the 16 year old boys from the Central York High School football team are being charged as adults. West York police say two of the boys were picked up without incident and the third arranged to surrender.

State Supreme Court Rules Against Corbett

Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court says it’s not enough for governors to send out a news release when they are vetoing a bill during legislative adjournment…they also have to issue a formal public notice. The justices ruled yesterday that partial vetoes of appropriations and fiscal code amendment bills by Governor Tom Corbett in 2014 were not valid. The court said the vetoes failed because Corbett did not specify that he had filed and bills and his objections in the secretary of state’s office.