Jeannette’s ladder truck is in need of at least $20,000 in repairs as a result of heat-related damages related to a March 20 fire that killed five people. The truck failed a safety inspection and being repaired, said Fire Chief Bill Frye. One of the truck’s tires had to be
Some Westmoreland County residents came together to hold a fundraiser for the surviving family members of a deadly fire that happened in Jeannette in March.
Dozens of people shuffled past bright floral arrangements and poster boards adorned with family photos at Word of Life Church in Hempfield Friday. Couples squeezed each other’s hands, and parents held their children tightly next to them as they waited to share condolences and hugs with members of the Miranda
Jeannette City School District will have flexible instruction Friday to allow students, staff and the community to gather to mourn five lives lost in a house fire last month. Superintendent Matt Jones said the move will allow those who want to attend a public memorial service at Word of Life
Dan Cooper is not looking for thank-you’s. Collecting clothing and monetary donations for a family affected by a fatal fire is just what the Jeannette community does. Four of Miranda John’s children — Kyson, 7; Kinzleigh, 6; Keagan, 3; and Korbyn, 1 month — were killed in a fire March