The Eric McKenna Show LIVE At The Coraopolis Fall Festival!

It was a cloudy, cool fall day…perfect for a fall festival.

The Beaver County Radio Prize Van went out on the road to downtown Coraopolis for a live broadcast of The Eric McKenna Show! It was one that put the “live” in live broadcast, as it featured many different guest appearances, including (but not limited to) John Fragapane of Frag’s Tags, Rob Cool of Lending Heights Mortgage, “Merlin” of Merlin’s Safe Haven Cat Rescue, Coraopolis Mayor Shawn Reed, and even U.S. Representative Conor Lamb!

If you missed the live broadcast of The Eric McKenna Show from Coraopolis Fall Fest, check out the Facebook Live feed from earlier! Also, check out the photos from the event!

New Brighton Road Work To Continue For One More Week

ROAD WORK THAT BEGAN EARLIER THIS WEEK IS CAUSING SOME TRAFFIC HEADACHES FOR MOTORISTS IN NEW BRIGHTON. THIS MORNING WE SPOKE WITH BOROUGH MANAGER TOMMY ALBANESE. WE ASKED HIM WHICH STREETS ARE BEING AFFECTED…

WE ASKED HIM WHAT KIND OF TRAVEL DELAYS MOTORISTS CAN EXPECT WITH ALL THIS ROAD WORK…

OF COURSE THE SCHEDULE IS TENTATIVE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE DEPENDING ON WEATHER.

Geneva College Presents Beaver County Night At Reeves Field Saturday Night

GENEVA COLLEGE PRESENTS BEAVER COUNTY NIGHT AT REEVES FIELD SATURDAY  NIGHT, OCTOBER 20TH. WE SPOKE WITH JACK MANNING – EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AT THE BEAVER COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. HE EXPLAINED TO BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWSMAN PAT SEPTAK WHAT BEAVER COUNTY NIGHT IS ALL ABOUT…

MANNING SAYS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY ARE INVITED TO A GREAT FOOTBALL GAME….AND ALSO TO A TAILGATE PARTY OUTSIDE REEVES FIELD:

WE ASKED MANNING WHAT THIS WILL COST YOU AND YOUR FAMILY…

…AND WHEN DOES IT ALL START?

ADVANCED REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED…BY LOGGING ON TO GENEVA.EDU/BCNIGHT.

Central Valley School Board Hires New Teacher

THE CENTRAL VALLEY SCHOOL BOARD HAS HIRED A NEW TEACHER….AS WE HEAR IN THIS REPORT FROM BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWS CORRESPONDENT SANDY GIORDANO. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report….

Sunshine Today; Rain, Possible Wet Snow On Tap For The Weekend

WEATHER FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19TH, 2018

 

***** FROST ADVISORY FOR BEAVER COUNTY UNTIL 9:00
THIS MORNING *********

TODAY – A MIX OF CLOUDS AND SUN. HIGH NEAR 60.

TONIGHT – RAIN SHOWERS THIS EVENING WITH
OVERCAST SKIES OVERNIGHT. LOW NEAR 50.

SATURDAY – CLOUDY WITH OCCASIONAL RAIN SHOWERS.
HIGH – 54.

SUNDAY – A MIX OF CLOUDS AND SUN. A SHOWER OF RAIN
OR WET SNOW POSSIBLE. HIGH – 44.

Penguins Lead Maple Leafs

End of First Period in Toronto, Canada.

Penguins 1.

Maple Leafs: 0.

Pittsburgh goal: Malkin.

ON THIS DATE IN HISTORY: JFK Visits Aliquippa!!!

ON THIS DATE IN HISTORY…A FORMER U-S PRESIDENT VISITED ALIQUIPPA. BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWS CORRESPONDENT SANDY GIORDANO HAS MORE. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report…

UPDATE: Police Searching For Second Suspect In New Castle Triple Homicide

Investigators are searching for a second suspect in a triple murder in New Castle, according to the Lawrence County district attorney. Police have already arrested 19-year-old Stephen Procopio, of New Wilmington, and they plan to charge him with three counts of criminal homicide. A mother, her daughter and a man were all found dead inside a home on West North Street around 4:30 a.m. Tuesday. Investigators have learned that the 10-year-old girl was shot coming down the steps. Lawrence County District Attorney Josh Lamancusa said Procopio has been providing crucial information. When officers arrived at the home, they found Nichole Pumphrey, 31; her daughter, Amariah Emery, 10; and Lawrence Cannon, 30, dead on the first floor. Police say Pumphrey and her daughter lived at the home and Cannon lived elsewhere. A woman is also being held in police custody, although her connection to this case is unclear at this time.

Aliquippa School Board Accepts Music Teacher’s Resgination

THE ALIQUPPA SCHOOL BOARD HAS ACCEPTED THE RESIGNATION OF A MUSIC TEACHER. BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWS CORRESPONDENT SANDY GIORDANO HAS DETAILS. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report…

Gov. Tom Wolf Plans To Sign Driver’s License Bill

Pennsylvania’s governor plans to sign a bill that would end the practice of suspending driver’s licenses for those convicted of drug offenses unrelated to driving. The House on Wednesday voted to send the legislation to Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf, who supports it. A House legislative document says the state Transportation Department handles about 33,000 such license suspensions annually.