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October 14, 2013 The day turned out pleasant and everyone had great round of golf at Oakmont Country Club.  A full complement of 120 golfers showed up.  Jennifer and Sue did their usual great sales job selling mulligans and raffle tickets. Both of the meals served were the usual high standard that the members Read more…

The August 17, 2013 Beautiful weather created the perfect day if you wanted to attend Murrysville’s Community Day. The MECDC sponsored a booth at this event to unveil their new banner theme for 2014-2016 at Murrysville’s Community Day.  Board members, John Cardwell, Greg Hammill, Bill Ferri and Frank Weiss were at the booth greeting, signing up Read more…

August 6, 2013 Richard Kacin is presented with a plaque acknowledging all the help and input he has generously given over the years as a board member, as well as, past Chairman of the MECDC.  Pictured from left to right are John Cardwell, Charles Hergenroeder, and Richard Kacin.

May 9, 2013 The Murrysville Economic and Community Development Corporation re-dedicated the land being developed by the Blue Spruce Shoppes.  This parcel of land has been a main focus for development by the MECDC since 1999.  With the cooperation of the Municipality of Murrysville, this long time dream has finally become a reality.  Read more…

October 2001, The Murrysville Economic and Community Development Corporation dedicated the old Burger King parcel of land as the new Banner Park. Those attending the ceremony included: Mayor Ruth Fowler, MECDC Board Members, David Dernar, Linda Belish, John Cardwell, Georgeanna Spinello, Joseph Leftwich, Bill Ferri and Richard Kacin. Local resident Read more…

October 1, 2012 David Smith, from Allied Waste, along with MECDC chairman, John Cardwell, commit to a joint partnership that will continue to beautify and maintain the landscaping at the Cozy Inn cutoff located along US Route 22.

May 17, 2012 MECDC Board members, John Cardwell and Frank Weiss, plant flowers in the Streetscape area planters. These flowers were purchased by the Municipality from Tomer’s Greenhouse in Export. The MECDC members donate the labor and their time to enhance the business district along the Old William Penn Highway Read more…

Murrysville was chosen as the #1 place to live; according to Pittsburgh Magazine in 2012.

The Blue Spruce Property and the Banner Parklet property have been combined to complete the southern annex of a retail strip center with ample parking area. The northern annex is scheduled to finish construction January 2015.  For more information about leasing opportunities, contact Herky Pollock at 412-394-9840 or email:herky.pollock@cbre.com