Someone is a little richer after a winning Cash 5 with Quick Cash ticket was sold at a Rostraver gas station, according to Pennsylvania Lottery officials. The winning ticket worth $250,000 less withholding was sold at a GetGo along Route 51 for Monday’s drawing. The ticket matched all five balls
PENNDOT RELEASES LIST OF ROAD WORK FOR WEEK OF MAY 10TH By Hometown2
May 10, 2021 | 7:43 AM
Road construction season is in full swing now and PennDOT has released its list of projects it is working on this week.
Along with mowing, sweeping and sign repair projects, crews will work on bridge maintenance projects on Old Route 119 in Center and White Townships, Route 119 in Rayne Township, Route 954 in Washington Township and Five Points Road in Armstrong and Washington Townships.
There is also a pipe replacement project that will continue on Saltsburg Road in Conemaugh and Young Townships. ); } return false; }); $( #comments .commentlist .comment-content a ).attr( target , blank );
Someone who bought a Pennsylvania Lottery ticket in Bridgeville is going home richer.
A winning Cash 5 ticket worth $825,298 was sold Feb. 20 at CoGo’s along Station Street, according to Lottery officials.
The ticket matched all five numbers 8-24-34-39-43.
Store owners will get a $5,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket.
Winners are identified after prizes are claimed and Cash 5 tickets expire one year from the drawing date.
There were more than 38,700 other tickets that won smaller prizes in the drawing.
There have been several Cash 5 winners in recent months across the region.
On Jan. 9, a $195,000 winning Cash 5 ticket was sold at Thomas’ General Store along Saltsburg Road in Washington Township. That ticket was one of two that won the $390,000 jackpot. The other winning ticket was purchased at Rutter’s in York County.
A Penn Hills man accused of plowing through a group of protesters with his car last summer pleaded guilty Wednesday in Allegheny County Court to assault and related offenses. As part of a plea deal, David Fiori Jr., 63, admitted to three counts of simple assault, two counts of recklessly
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A man was taken to a hospital after a head-on crash with a Penn Hills police SUV Sunday morning, authorities said.
The crash happened just after 10 a.m. on Saltsburg Road near Rosedale Street, an Allegheny County 911 supervisor said.
Penn Hills police Chief Howard Burton said the officer was on routine patrol in an SUV traveling west on Saltsburg Road when the other vehicle, traveling east, came around a bend in the road and swerved into the police vehicle’s lane.