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PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Eastern Pittsburgh suburban real estate transactions for the week of Sept. 6, 2026
Martha Underwood sold property at 50 Camelot Ct to Chaya Devorah Fogel for $525,000. Emma Delooze Klein sold property at 611 Greendale Ave. to Landon Summers and Hayley Grossman for $482,600. Monroeville. Estate of Elmer Durst sold property at 125 Alpine Village Drive to Ryan Lindner for $211,000. Ryan Queale...
yourohionews.com
Stumptown Steam Threshers return to Cadiz
Steam engines, antique farm machinery and live demonstrations of early agricultural technology will return to the Harrison County Fairgrounds Sept. 12-13 for the Stumptown Steam Threshers Club’s 64th annual reunion and show. The club is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation, display and demonstration of antique and historical...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Cleanup, power restoration continues across Western Pennsylvania in storm’s wake; outage numbers dropping quickly
Staff at the Kirk Nevin Arena in Greensburg posted this photo, of a flooded hockey rink, to their Facebook page in the wake of storms that caused damage and flooding on Thursday, Sept. 4, 2026. (Courtesy of Greensburg Recreation Dept.) Power continues to return to areas left without electricity after...
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beavercountyradio.com
Temporary layoffs occur at Monaca glass plant during $100 million renovation
(Monaca, PA) The largest glass plant in Beaver County has temporarily laid off about half of its employees while it completes a massive renovation. According to a recent notice from the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry, 200 Stoelzle Glass USA workers will be laid off, but the company has promised to bring them back by February when it completes $100 million in upgrades to the plant located at 400 Ninth Street.
wheelingcvb.com
Historic Wheeling Property Begins New Chapter as Lydia’s Boutique Opens Thursday
A familiar Wheeling landmark is entering a new chapter as Tony and Lydia Chiazza prepare to open Lydia’s, a new locally owned boutique at 600 National Road. The Chiazzas purchased the historic Hughes Gift Gallery property following the retirement of longtime owner Mary Beth Hughes. The couple has invested more than $500,000 into the building, breathing new life into the property while creating a new business destination for the Wheeling community.
chilichili.net
$63 million hotel, dining, retail and event center planned for Wheeling waterfront
WHEELING, W.Va. — For Barry Allen, it’s all about giving back — and also setting the example. He’s putting that philosophy into action through a planned hotel, restaurant, retail and event center downtown that will replace the former Wheeling Coffee & Spice Co. and National Equipment Co. buildings at Wheeling’s waterfront.
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
History of Heinz family’s Point Breeze estate, Greenlawn, offered by former family staffer
Shown here is Greenlawn, the former estate of the late H.J. Heinz. The family lived in the Point Breeze home until Heinz’s death in 1919. (Courtesy of Frank Kurtik) Sharpsburg’s most famous son, H.J. Heinz, and his historic Point Breeze mansion, Greenlawn, will be highlighted during a free presentation by a former Heinz family staffer.
thenorthsidechronicle.com
Real Estate Transfers Aug. 23 to Aug. 29
Module Living LLC to Konario East Coast Collective LLC at 1213 Boyle St. for $477,500. Ian Doubleday to Lauren Sulkowski at 422 N Taylor Ave. for $485,000. William Kavals to Nicholas Koroly at 3509 Fleming Ave. for $115,000. Clinton Branchen to Beck Jacobson at 1259 San Pedro St. for $267,500.
WTOV 9
Weirton Chamber of Commerce welcomes new president, seeks input from local businesses
WEIRTON, W.Va. — Weirton’s business community is welcoming new leadership at the Weirton Area Chamber of Commerce, with incoming president Stephanie LeMasters saying she wants to hear directly from local businesses about what they need to succeed. “Tell me what you want to see," LeMasters said. "Tell me,...