It was an emotional celebration looking back on ten years Tails of Hope has been established. "What began as a hope has become healing, second chances in a community that never gives up on pets or people," Diane O'Brien-Webster, co-founder of Tails of Hop

The city also celebrated its 50th anniversary in conjunction with America's 250th birthday.

The Mercer County Food Bank and Grace Chapel Community Church will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday to open an emergency food pantry in Hermitage.

The criminal trial for a Hermitage man accused of shooting his wife will not begin Tuesday as originally planned.

The project calls for the demolition of the existing Wheatland Pump Station and the installation of 1,100 linear feet of sewer lines to divert the flow to the existing Council Avenue Pump Station.

The scene has been cleared as of 4 p.m. Tuesday.

This will be a two-mill increase, with city officials saying this will cost most residents around $5 extra per month, or $60 per year, on their property tax bills.

The Hermitage Police Department announced a cash reward for information regarding the 2015 shooting death of Ralph Kenneth Lloyd. The appeal coincides with the 10th anniversary of the unsolved homicide. Lloyd, 56, was shot at 1:08 a.m. on Dec. 1, 2015, wh

Mark Bazely of West Middlesex was given 90 seconds to dash through the aisles to collect as many groceries as he could and bring them back to the finish line.

Crews were at the site of the new building, soon to be located on Lynnwood Drive, on December 5, delivering part of the building's walls and structural pieces.

A Wheatland man died Saturday from injuries he suffered earlier this month when a vehicle struck him while he was walking along a road in Hermitage.

Anyone interested can donate $25 to Buhl Park and be entered for a chance to win their own customized tree. The winner will be contacted by Buhl Park.

The company serves over 100 patients with developmental disabilities and their families with a variety of services like community support, residential services and more.

A Hermitage man is facing 12 felony counts following an investigation into the distribution and possession of child sexual abuse material, according to court documents filed in Mercer County.

The dispatcher said it is unknown if anyone suffered any injuries from the incident but Pennsylvania State Police are on scene investigating.

Each bike can be rented for $5 for the first 15 minutes, and then an additional $5 for every additional hour of renting the bike.

The affidavit states that the 81-year-old suspect admitted to police that he played a "game" with the alleged victim.

46-year-old Joe Lemons is sentenced to 2 years of probation and must pay both a fine and the cost of the repairs for the damaged office.

There are still phases that remain, including putting a pre-engineered building shell on the property.

From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, the Michaels location at 2481 East State Street in Hermitage will host community members, free crafts, face painting, giveaways, snacks and more.

46-year-old Joe Lemons of Farrell is charged with one count each of criminal mischief and harassment, both of which are third-degree misdemeanors.

Though the Polka Mass comes around every July, this one shared a more special meaning.

Those who finished the race got to take home some of the handmade pierogi's, along with pierogi shaped medals and a t-shirt.

Police say a search warrant revealed that Ball had a total of 85 images and videos of child pornography across multiple apps.

The department can now respond to medical calls with equipment and personnel to begin or help with patient care.