By Scott Beveridge WEBSTER, Pa. – It struck me yesterday while cleaning my old kitchen hutch that I had waited entirely too long to perfo...

Props to the Charleroi Area Historical Society for sending along these photos of my hometown of Webster, Pa. Handwriting behind the one,...

Take a peek out my kitchen window this morning. Here's an example of how a blanket of new-fallen snow can make things look beautiful, ev...

President John F. Kennedy is shown in 1962 speaking outside the Washington County Courthouse in Washington, Pa., ending a mid-term election...

This place where I live - Webster, Pa., - survived pretty much just like the photo, above, into the 1960s. Nearly everything in this photo s...

From the Webster United Methodist Church in southwestern Pennsylvania today: "If you're old, give advice; If you are young, take it...

A downed tree at the foot of Power Street in Webster, Pa., after a storm two weeks ago dropped as much as 2 feet of snow on southwestern Pe...

By Scott Beveridge The photograph, above, illustrates how I found my car the morning after Stormageddon delivered this region 2 feet of snow...

Cat eats houseplants , originally uploaded by dlangsen . A colleague at the newspaper seems to have been slightly annoyed by her plan...

A Municipal Authority of Westmoreland County worker, who declined to identify himself, prepares this morning to shut off the water to a hous...

By Scott Beveridge WEBSTER, Pa. – The power company finally arrived here today, five days after Stormageddon knocked out the power, and the ...

A National Weather Service map shown in a webinar today of the snowfall predictions for southwestern Pennsylvania through Thursday on the ne...

Washington County Public Safety Director Jeff Yates watches a National Weather Service webinar today predicting the Son of Stormageddon to ...

Cold and ignored in Westmoreland County By Scott Beveridge WEBSTER, Pa. – Allegheny Power, you are not entirely to blame for the power outag...

By Scott Beveridge WEBSTER, Pa. – There was a friendly and long forgotten sound in the form of a church bell that chimed in my village a few...

Introduction: Welcome to nowhere By Scott Beveridge A sprawling junkyard greeted motorists when they drove into Webster from the south end o...

The infamous Donora zinc works, shown above in a photograph taken circa 1945 in Webster. By Scott Beveridge DONORA, Pa. – By some accounts,...