Birth of the business districts

What’s going down around the town.

Steve Feller breaks down the week’s municipal events.

May 27 marks the culmination of two years of work to fund and build the memorial.

A look back at a simpler time.

With the stress of studying for the SATs, applying to college and fitting in with peers, high school can be overwhelming. Add fighting cancer to that list, an already overwhelmed teenager might crumble.

What is it about lacrosse that gets in people’s blood? That has them drop other sports? Influences friends to play? Encourages them to coach the next generation?

Although the roots of Mt. Lebanon schools reach to the late 1790s, when children studied at tree trunk tables in a one-room log cabin in what is now Upper St. Clair, the school district was not born until 1912.

Every community pays a heavy price for wars fought to preserve our freedom; Mt. Lebanon is no different.

Mt. Lebanon Village presents its Third Annual Intergenerational Games on Saturday, June 23, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the new Salvation Army Community Center on McNeilly Road.

Mt. Lebanon is gearing up for its third annual Relay for Life fundraiser, Saturday and Sunday, June 9-10.

James Swindal, Main Entrance Drive, has been named dean of the McAnulty College and Graduate School of Liberal Arts at Duquesne University. Swindal, a philosophy professor, has served as acting…