In a game heard on 1230 WBVP and 1460 WMBA, Beaver defeated Keystone Oaks 44-12.
Tyler Wallace of Beaver and Michael Dauer of Keystone Oaks were the CCBC Players of the Game.
In a game heard on 1230 WBVP and 1460 WMBA, Beaver defeated Keystone Oaks 44-12.
Tyler Wallace of Beaver and Michael Dauer of Keystone Oaks were the CCBC Players of the Game.
Southside took an early 6-0 lead over Riverside. That was the result of returning the opening kickoff. That was their only lead. Riverside then scored five touchdowns and lead 35-0 at the end of the first quarter. 43-12 at the half. they put it into the mercy rule when they scored early in the third quarter. The final was Riverside 50 Southside 12
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Riverside 50 vs Southside 12 Final
Quaker valley 39 vs Central valley 0 Final
Hopewell 15 vs Mohawk 20 Final
Moon 38 vs North Hills 31 Final
Baldwin 11 vs West Allegheny 40 Final
Montour 35 vs Ambridge 0 Final
Aliquippa 32 vs Ellwood 0 Final
CWNC 31 vs New Brighton 28 Final
Freedom 42 vs Laurel 20 Final
Rochester 49 vs Cornell 12 Final
Beaver Falls 49 vs South Moreland 7 Final
Trinity 62 vs Blackhawk 34 Final
Indiana 7 vs New Castle 42
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(Photo used with permission of school superintendent)
A LOCAL PIZZA SHOP IS PARTNERING WITH HOPEWELL’S ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS IN AN EFFORT TO GET MORE STUDENTS TO READ. BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWS CORRESPONDENT SANDY GIORDANO HAS DETAILS. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report…
THE CENTRAL VALLEY SCHOOL BOARD MET LAST NIGHT AND HIRED A NEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ART TEACHER. BEAVER COUNTY RADIO NEWS CORRESPONDENT SANDY GIORDANO WAS THERE. Click on ‘play’ to hear Sandy’s report…
If you want to listen to the Qauker Valley @ Central Valley game Friday September 22, 2017 on the MSA Sports Network powered by Trib-Live click the logo to the left at 6:30.
Police say a drunken Beaver County man had an 8-year-old girl drive him around until someone saw the car moving recklessly and called 911. WPXI-TV reports the bizarre incident involving 24-year-old Kevin Cook happened on Sept. 3 in Darlington Township. Police say the girl stopped the car when another motorist became upset and got out of his car, yelling at her and Cook. That’s when the girl told police Cook made her switch seats so he could get behind the wheel before police arrived.
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission is sending out another traffic reminder that a detour that could add more than an hour to travel times will be in place on the Pennsylvania Turnpike this weekend as crews demolish and replace a bridge in New Sewickley Township. The turnpike will completely close to traffic at 9:00 tonight between the Beaver Valley and Cranberry exits. The closure is necessary for crews to tear down and replace the bridge that carries the turnpike over Brush Creek. The closure will last about 55 hours and is scheduled to repopen Monday morning at 4am.
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Two Rivers Olive Oil located on Third Street in Beaver and the Nickelodeon Mall in Sewickley is the The Huntington Business Spotlight for the Month of September 2017. The owners Sherri Herstine-Icenhour and Bill Porto appeared on Teleforum with Frank Sparks Thursday September 21, 2017. Some of the many topics discussed were how exactly olive oil is made, the different types of olive oils, the many different uses, the health factor of olive oil, and the importance of the freshness of olive oil. Sherri and Bill also told the listeners about the balsamic vinegar and the different grades. Two Rivers Olive Oil also sells balsamic vinegar to mix with your oil to make many different types of great dressings. Bill shared some of his personal recipes that he likes to cook using olive oil. If you are interested in Two Rivers Olive Oil you can check out there website at https://tworiversoliveoil.com/ or their Face book page at https://www.facebook.com/tworiversoliveoil/
Bobby Dunn from Huntington Bank was also on the show and explained to the listeners why Two Rivers Olive Oil is this months business spotlight.