October 5, 2010; The MECDC and local businessman, Frank Weiss of Golden Creations Fine Jewelry, presented former mayor, Joyce Somers, with a custom 14K gold lapel pin which he designed and donated. The design was to symbolize Murrysville’s historical role in becoming the nation’s first commercial gas well. Mayor Somers has Read more…
On June 9, 2010, The Murrsyville Economic and Community Development Corporation [MECDC] hosted a breakfast meeting at the Lamplighter Restaurant, in Delmont.
Murrysville Streetscape Ribbon Cutting
November 13, 2009
Murrysville MayorJoyce Somers, Congressman Jason Altmire, MECDC Chairman John Cardwell, community residents and business owners gathered for a ribbon cutting.
Tractor Supply Company, in Murrysville, officially celebrated their Grand Opening on September 4, 2008 with a ribbon cutting ceremony.
Bruschetta’s Restaurant, in Murrysville’s Walnut Hollow Plaza, hosted a V.I.P. Fundraiser for the Murrysville Economic and Community Development Corporation on August 5, 2008. MURRYSVILLE– Business owners, local politicians and residents came out in numbers to support the Murrysville Economic and Community Development Corporation’s annual evening fund raising campaign. On Read more…
On June 26, 2008, The MECDC was asked to speak at the “Corridors of Opportunity” luncheon sponsored by the Pittsburgh Times Express. John Cardwell, one of the guest speakers, represented the Murrsyville Economic and Community Development Corporation. The Corridors series was created by the Pittsburgh Business Times four years Read more…
They say a picture is worth a 1,000 words. When it comes to the Murrysville Streetscape Project, this old adage may not be the most appropriate choice of words. It is no secret that our local leaders have been discussing the Old William Penn corridor for some time, attempting to Read more…
MECDC receives 2005 Smart Growth Award for “Proposed Development Strategy” for redevelopment and revitalization plan that seeks to compliment smart growth principles. Accepting award from left to right, Alex Graziani, Westmoreland County Smart Growth Executive Director, Frank Cassell, Ph.D., President of University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, Mayor Joyce Somers, Read more…
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  Murrysville Economic and Community Development Corporation Executive Director John C. Cardwell Stands in front of the banners along Old William Penn Highway. The theme banner expresses that Murrysville is a great place to LIVE, SHOP, DINE and obtain professional SERVICES. MECDC is grateful for the participation of our sponsors and we encourage all residents to consider their services. |