Born in Pittsburgh, PA, Kristy attended West Allegheny High School and earned a bachelor of arts degree in English at Allegheny College. Her hobbies include reading, writing, art, music, ice hockey, and photography.
President Barack Obama's 2011 Back-to-School Speech will be shown Wednesday at the North Hills School District. The decision won by a narrow vote at the school board's legislative meeting.
A tentative agreement has been reached, bringing closure to the contract dispute.
The Pittsburgh North People for Peace and the North Hills Anti-Racism Coalition sponsor the event planned by several area organizations.
The Pittsburgh North People for Peace and the North Hills Anti-Racism Coalition sponsored the event, which several area organizations planned.
Officials focus on installing sewers in the township.
The Pittsburgh North People for Peace and the North Hills Anti-Racism Coalition sponsor the event planned by several area organizations.
The Pittsburgh North People for Peace and the North Hills Anti-Racism Coalition sponsor the event planned by several area organizations.
Grads say high school was the "fun years."
Donated items to be sold at the event, which will be open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Wes Semple was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2005 and will run in Sunday's 5K at North Park. Only 6 percent of pancreatic cancer patients survive more than five years.
Proceeds from the event benefit the Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund to assist wounded Marines and their families.
Randall Freedman, also known as "Mr. West View," retired June 30, following in the footsteps of his brother. Ralph Freedman retired as Ross Township's police chief in February.
William Cummings' illness requires blood transfusions every few weeks just to keep him alive.
Sgt. Joseph Caskey died last year during his second tour in Afghanistan.
A plan to update the 200-acre park system is in the works. The township is collecting residents' thoughts to shape the final report.
The last team to be coached by John Wilkie brings home medals and sets new school records at final event of the season.
High school junior Emily Jamison has been playing lacrosse for five years, following in her older brother's footsteps. Her coach and teammates call her a standout athlete.
After 12 years, the high school girls lacrosse team makes history with a 20-0 record and sets its sights on next year.
