Archives for 2015

The Bridgeville farmers market has been discontinued. After five years, there just weren’t enough customers in 2015 to make it worthwhile for the vendors to return for another year, market organizer… [Read More]

You know that old saying, “You can’t get there from here?” If you’re on Greenwood Place in Bridgeville and trying to go somewhere else, you might already be there—it just… [Read More]

Bridgeville residents will pay a little more in sewage costs next year, as will residents in many other communities throughout Allegheny County. In 2016, Bridgeville residents will pay $11.84 per… [Read More]

Parents and teachers are supporting a plan to dramatically renovate and expand Chartiers Valley’s high school and middle school buildings, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports. On Tuesday, the district held a public hearing… [Read More]

Tambellini Bridgeville is closing its doors at the end of this year. Since 1984, the restaurant has been one of Bridgeville’s most iconic businesses. This spring, a  microbrewery called The Railyard will… [Read More]

That vacant lot across from the post office could be home to a sleek new five-story, glass-walled office building. At last week’s borough council meeting, developer F. Lynn Foltz revealed an… [Read More]

The man who used a knife to rob the Station Street CoGo’s store last week has been arrested in Florida, according to the Bridgeville Police Department Facebook page. The robbery took… [Read More]

Peace, Love & Little Donuts is opening a location at Great Southern Shopping Center, the Pittsburgh Business Times reported today. The Pittsburgh-based chain is known for its smaller-than-usual donuts, which… [Read More]

Nino Petrocelli Sr.’s decades-long run as a borough councilman has come to an end, but that doesn’t mean that Bridgeville’s best-dressed elected official is ready leave public service. In a Post-Gazette profile… [Read More]