One local business, Golden Creations, a fine jewelry store in Murrysville, adapts from the forced closure during the CoVid-19 pandemic quarantine. The owner, Frank along with his son, Rob, created an activities link on his stores website for kids of all ages. Frank thought the children of the community were Read more…
During PA Statewide quarantine from COVID-19, Local Restaurants Adapt with Pickup. During the COVID-19 Pandemic, local restaurants have stopped offering dining-in services. They are adapting, looking for every avenue to replace their usual income, and to keep serving customers. In the spirit of supporting local businesses, here is a running Read more…
Murrysville Economic and Community Development Corp. officials want local residents to have access to local goods and services at their fingertips. As they prepare for the second annual Murrysville Business District update, MECDC Executive Director Jill Cooper is looking to move the organization in a modern direction. And what better Read more…
First Watch-The Daytime Cafe has opened its doors in Murrysville. Located in the Blue Spruce Shoppes, everything is made to order. The Florida franchise proudly says they use only the finest ingredients possible for the freshest taste around. Once seated, the restaurant will greet you with a pot of coffee for Read more…
Check out the new marker at the highway entrance to the Roberts Trailhead Visitor Center for the Westmoreland Heritage Trail on Route 22! This eye-catching sculpture combines Murrysville’s historic gas well with bicycles for the new trail. The Gas derrick is featured in the municipality’s logo because of the historical Read more…
‘Taste of Murrysville’ fashion show will highlight local businesses Patrick Varine is a Tribune-Review staff writer Tuesday, Aug. 7, 2018, 6:18 p.m. To help highlight their “Love Your Local” slogan, members of the Murrysville Economic & Community Development Corporation will host a “Taste of Murrysville” fashion show on Aug. 23 at Franklin Read more…
Affordable housing, traffic relief part of Westmoreland’s future, officials say Thursday, April 5, 2018, 12:06 p.m. PATRICK VARINE | TRIBUNE-REVIEW State Rep. Eli Evankovich of Murrysville, who is in the final year of his final term in office, was straightforward in assessing Westmoreland County’s future. “If we’re going to reimagine the future, we need Read more…
The inaugural Murrysville Business District Update sponsored by the Murrysville Economic and Community Development Corporation (MECDC) and the Westmoreland County Chamber of Commerce had over 80 businesses represented at their breakfast at the Community Center on April 5th. Business leaders listened to speakers talk frankly about the future of Read more…