The following school districts and businesses have either delayed or canceled for today: 01/21/25 (We will continue to update the list throughout the morning)

Adelphoi Education in Rochester: 2 Hour Delay Tuesday Morning 

Aliquippa School District: 2 Hour Delay Tuesday Morning 

Ambridge School District: No Transportation Services Tuesday Morning 

Avonworth School District: Remote Instruction Tuesday 

Baden Academy Charter School: Closed Tuesday 

Beaver County Career and Technical Center: Closed Tuesday with a Flexible Instruction Day, all evening activities are cancelled 

Beaver County Christian School: Closed Tuesday 

Beaver Valley Montessori School: Closed Tuesday 

Bethel Christian School in Raccoon Township: 2 Hour Delay Tuesday 

Big Beaver Falls School District: Closed Tuesday with a Flexible Instruction Day and No After School Program 

Blackhawk School District: Closed Tuesday, Flexible Instruction Day in the Morning and Afternoon, all after school activities canceled, athletic events and special performances 

Butler County Community College (All Locations including Beaver County Location) Opening at 9:30 A.M. Tuesday Morning 

Central Valley School District: Closed Tuesday with a Flexible Instruction Day (Remote Instruction and No Transportation Tuesday Morning) 

Cornell School District (Coraopolis) Remote Learning Day Tuesday 

Community College of Beaver County: Remote Learning Day Tuesday 

Community College of Beaver County Aviation and Sciences Center: Remote Learning Day Tuesday (Closed) 

Education Center at Watson in Sewickley: 2 Hour Delay Tuesday 

Ellwood City Area School District: Closed Tuesday Morning with a Flexible Instruction Day 

Fmailies Matter Food Pantry in Monaca: Closed Tuesday

Freedom Area School District: Closed Tuesday with a Flexible Instruction Day 

Head Start of Beaver County (All Centers): Closed Tuesday 

Hopewell Area School District: Closed Tuesday and No Transportation (After school activities cancelled) 

Life Family Preschool in New Brighton: Closed Tuesday 

Lincoln Park Performing Arts Charter School: Closed Tuesday Morning with a Flexible Instruction Day 

Midland Borough: Closed Tuesday 

Moon School District: 2 Hour Delay Tuesday Morning 

Most Sacred Heart of Jesus Daycare and Preschool in Moon Township: 1 Hour Delay Tuesday 

Mother’s Morning Out/ Noah’s Ark Preschool in Sewickley: Opening at 10:30 A.M. Tuesday Morning 

New Brighton Area School District: Closed Tuesday with a Flexible Instruction Day 

New Horizon School in Beaver: Closed Tuesday with a Flexible Instruction Day 

North Catholic High School: Closed Tuesday with a Flexible Instruction Day 

Our Lady of the Sacred Heart High School: Closed Tuesday with a Flexible Instruction Day 

Provident Charter School West in Baden: Closed Tuesday with a Flexible Instruction Day 

Quaker Valley School District: 2 Hour Delay Tuesday Morning  

Riverside Beaver School District: Closed Tuesday with a Flexible Instruction Day 

Saint Monica Catholic Academy: Closed Tuesday 

Seneca Valley School District: Closed Tuesday with a Flexible Instruction Day 

Sewickley Academy: 2 Hour Delay Tuesday

South Side Area School District: Closed Tuesday with a Flexible Instruction Day 

St. Stephen’s Lutheran Academy in Zelienople: Closed Tuesday with a Flexible Instruction Day 

Sto-Rox School District: Closed Tuesday 

The Center (Midland): Closed Tuesday 

The Prevention Network and Class Academy in Baden: Closed Tuesday 

West Hills Food Pantry in Moon Township: Closed Tuesday Morning 

West Hills Meals on Wheels in Moon Township: Closed Tuesday Morning 

Western Beaver School District: Closed Tuesday with a Flexible Instruction Day 

Snow watch is sponsored by Munroe Auto Body, the Lisa Lathom Team at EXP Realty, the Cornerstone of Beaver County, and Beaver County Radio. 

(File Photo of Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center)

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Midland, PA) The Midland Women’s Civic Club and Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center are teaming up to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day around Pennsylvania. The local events include several schools going to care facilities to visit residents and interact with them. The students of the Jazz Quartet at Lincoln Park Performing Arts Charter School will go to Celebration Villa in Chippewa with Grammy-winner Eric DeFade to perform for its residents. Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center will also work with Tickets for Kids, getting both young people and their families involved with their theater productions. Students from Midland Elementary and Middle School will also go to Beaver Meadows and Franciscan Manor to both read and bring joy to their residents. The students of Baden Academy will also perform for Concordia at Villa St. Joseph residents. Midland Innovation and Technology Charter School will work with a senior center that is local to both send messages and give treats away to those who live there. They will also provide specific items for children and their families in Midland. Middle school and high school students from these schools, as well as middle and high school students from the Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School, will also participate in poetry and prose about greatness through service to try to win one of the Midland Women’s Civic Club’s MLK Day Awards.

 

(File Photo of Congressman Chris Deluzio making conversation)

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Carnegie, PA) Congressman Chris Deluzio (PA-17) and Congressman Morgan Lutrell (TX-08) started the Empowering Law Enforcement to Fight Sex Trafficking Demand Act last week. According to a release from Deluzio’s office on Friday, this legislation would support efforts to combat human and sex trafficking nationwide. The Edward Bryne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program will provide funding to help this initiative to stop these forms of trafficking.

 

(File Photo of Congressman Chris Deluzio)

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Carnegie, PA) On Friday, Congressman Chris Deluzio took a tour of the local company Astrobotic, which specializes in both robotics and moon travel. Astrobotic has helped for NASA and the Department of Defense with contracts that total over $600 million. Two of the space vehicles from Astrobotic are mostly built in Pennsylvania and the company economically helps a hundred and fifty-eight vendors and contractors based in Pennsylvania. 

(File Photo of Police Lights)

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Beaver County, PA) Pennsylvania State Police in Beaver report that a single vehicle crash occurred on State Route 18 on Thursday. At 11:18 a.m., sixty-four-year-old Raymond Weber of Hookstown was driving his 2018 Ram 2500 north of Frankfort Road. Weber lost control on the snowy road and hit a utility pole. Weber was given a citation following the crash and there were no injuries after the incident occurred.

(File Photo of the Chippewa Wine and Spirits Store)

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Pittsburgh, PA) According to a release from the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, the location of Fine Wine and Good Spirits on Brownsville Road in Pittsburgh will be temporarily closed at 7 p.m. on Monday, January 20th, 2025. Renovations will occur at the store during a project. The Pittsburgh locations for Fine Wine and Good Spirits that are still open are in Brentwood Towne Square, on 722 Brookline Boulevard and on 1955 Wharton Street. The store on Brownsville Road will open again in late winter. 

(File Photo: Source for Photo: FILE – Chester County, Pa. election workers process mail-in and absentee ballots at West Chester University in West Chester on Nov. 4, 2020. Law enforcement agencies, civil defense officials and election administrators have begun meeting in Pennsylvania to coordinate how they will identify and fight election threats with the presidential contest just eight months away in the battleground state, Gov. Josh Shapiro’s administration said Thursday, Feb. 29, 2024. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum, File)

(Reported by Mark Richardson of Keystone News Service)

(Harrisburg, PA) A group of University of Pennsylvania students got up close and personal with Keystone State voters recently as they studied solutions to bridging the ideological divide. Students with Penn’s Political Empathy Lab traveled across the state last summer and talked with people at parks, libraries and county fairs. The goal was to listen to Pennsylvanians as they discussed the issues in the 2024 campaign. Lab director Lia Howard says the students emphasized using critical listening skills to understand the voters better. Howard says the students recorded 45 hours of audio during their sessions, producing a podcast series and presenting what they learned on and off campus. Another statewide tour is scheduled for this spring, and Howard says she will eventually publish the students’ findings.

(File Photo of Seneca Valley School District logo)

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Harrisburg, PA) According to a release from Senator Elder Vogel Jr.’s office, Vogel announced Friday that a grant of $7,500 was given to Seneca Valley School District to teach its students about agriculture. Vogel confirmed this money comes from the Ag and Youth Grant Program to go to the Living and Laboratory School Garden at Haine Middle School. Hands-on lessons in agriculture, life and nutrient cycles and ecological principles will be part of the program at Seneca Valley. 

(File Photo of Police Lights)

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Center Township, PA) Pennsylvania State Police in Beaver report that a single-vehicle crash occurred on Sunday off a ramp near the Monaca exit on I-376 West. At 4:01 p.m., twenty-eight-year-old Ella Bose of Aliquippa did not have control of her 2008 Hyundai Elantra down the snowy road and hit a traffic sign. Bose was wearing her seatbelt and had no injuries; however, she was given a citation after the crash for driving without insurance. 

(File Photo of Pennsylvania State Police Trooper Badge)

Beaver County Radio News

(Hookstown, PA) A retail theft is still under investigation after a suspect stole $100 worth of items from the Dollar General in Hookstown on January 3rd, 2025. Pennsylvania State Police in Beaver report that an unidentified white male left the store after using the self-checkout and did not scan all the items in his cart at 11:31 a.m. The investigation continues into this incident.