Observer-Reporter Greene County

If you're looking for hijinks, both low and high, then you're in for a treat the next four years. This much is clear after just a week of Donald Trump's second White House tour.

Aides to President Trump promised an opening administration salvo that would "shock and awe." While I'm not sure ...

Skylarking with Donald Trump and buds If you’re looking for hijinks, both low and high, then you’re in for a treat the next four years. This much is clear after just a week of Donald Trump’s second White House tour. Aides to President Trump promised an opening administration salvo that would “shock and awe.” While I’m not su...

WAYNESBURG – Austin Surber toed the free-throw line with 8.2 seconds remaining in regulation with a chance to break a tie game and a chance to clinch a playoff berth for Waynesburg.

Sure, there were some nerves for the junior guard, but they were outweighed by the confidence he’s gained ...

Surber’s late free throws clinch playoff spot for Waynesburg WAYNESBURG – Austin Surber toed the free-throw line with 8.2 seconds remaining in regulation with a chance to break a tie game and a chance to clinch a playoff berth for Waynesburg. Sure, there were some nerves for the junior guard, but they were outweighed by the confidence he’s gained making t...

Cumberland Township police charged two men Wednesday after they were accused of assaulting a motorist who honked at them to move through an intersection.

Scott Michael Cottrell, 39, of Point Marion, and Tyler K. Spacht, 44, of Mather, face felony charges of burglary and rioting, as well as ...

Two charged in Greene road rage incident Cumberland Township police charged two men Wednesday after they were accused of assaulting a motorist who honked at them to move through an intersection. Scott Michael Cottrell, 39, of Point Marion, and Tyler K. Spacht, 44, of Mather, face felony charges of burglary and rioting, as well as misdemean...

Tax time is ahead, and Pennsylvania landowners with oil and gas rights can look forward to a new deduction.

State Senate Bill 654, enacted last July, makes a depletion allowance available to more than 250,000 of these landowners when they report income from their 2024 oil and gas royalties on ...

Owners get tax boost on oil, gas royalties Tax time is ahead, and Pennsylvania landowners with oil and gas rights can look forward to a new deduction. State Senate Bill 654, enacted last July, makes a depletion allowance available to more than 250,000 of these landowners when they report income from their 2024 oil and gas royalties on their....