Peters Council went against township staff's recommendation.
The Peters Township manager updated council members last week.
Ready for the holiday weekend?
A public hearing is scheduled for Monday.
Veterans of all generations are asked to take this survey, but especially post-9/11 veterans.
Some residents will receive a credit.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board releases February table games revenue.
Congressional lines were redrawn in January.
Is there money out there for you?
Peters Township Council wants its police officers to be able to use radar to catch speeders.
The attorney on Monday announced his candidacy.
District Judge Robert Wyda is the only Republican candidate from western Pennsylvania.
Winning artwork will be showcased in U.S. capitol.
The road closure is scheduled for Friday, March 9.
Peters Township plans to conduct a traffic calming study on Maple Lane after years of receiving complaints from area residents.
More than 1,600 federal employees live in Washington County. How will sequestration affect them—and the economy to which they contribute?
The developer can appeal the decision.
Peters Township Council on Monday night voted to appoint three new members to its Youth Commission. Find out who are the new members!
World War II Veteran Private First Class Wayne Alderson of Canonsburg, who recently died, was recognized by the U.S. House of Representatives.
Peters Township is trying to recoup money from Waste Management after there were two separate issues with trash pickup during the holidays.
Peters Township Council wants to revisit the municipality’s electronic sign ordinance and might eventually allow businesses to install multi-colored signs.
The developer that bought the former Mayview State Hospital property is asking South Fayette Township officials to allow it to perform surface mining to remove coal.
The new Target has delayed a vote on the plan.
The Washington County Conservation District will receive a total of $83,758—the third highest amount in the state.
The parks and recreation committee examined a status report Monday night.
'Rich Blocks, Poor Blocks' Map lets you see the median income for Peters Township and surrounding communities.
Whole Foods, townhomes and more are part of a master plan for the corner of Route 19 and Fort Couch Road.
State Sen. Matt Smith and others laud the decision.
Peters Township officials and St. Benedict the Abbot have reached an agreement to allow the Catholic church to post several Lenten Fish Fry signs around the community.
The potential deal could generate an estimated $500 million for the airport.
The move would increase the price of gasoline, but would bring in billions in new revenue to Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania Department of Education lists proposed funds by school district on its website and Patch checked out info for Peters.
The U.S. Postal Service announced it will end Saturday mail delivery by Aug. 1. Speak out: How will this affect you?
The representative showed up to a hearing Tuesday in a wheelchair.
The township is in the process of creating its comprehensive plan.
“Our plan gives consumers what they want by increasing choice and convenience, and helps to secure our future by adding $1 billion in funding toward the education of our children, without raising any taxes,” the governor said Wednesday.
Peters Township Council is waiting a little longer to fill five vacancies on the municipality’s youth commission.
The proposal includes plan to train 290 new cadets and 90 civilian police dispatchers.
The Peters Township Junior Football Association received approval to expand its press box and storage building at Hofbauer Field. The expansion will cost the association close to $25,000.
Apartments? Condos? More of the same? Residents have a chance this week to decide what kind of development should come to Peters Township.