Beaver County Times

The Beaver County Times is a daily newspaper based in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, and it caters to the suburban areas of Beaver County, which is located to the northwest of Pittsburgh. It is the only newspaper dedicated to covering news in Beaver County. The Times has created various online video series, featuring popular programs like The Times Today, Game On, History in a Minute, and Get Out This Weekend, among others. You can also find past editions of The Beaver County Times available online through Google News.

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PIAA playoff roundup: Ambridge volleyball advances in opening round

3 days ago | timesonline.com | Ethan Morrison

The PIAA boys volleyball and girls lacrosse postseason got underway for two Beaver Valley schools on June 3. Here is a look at how the two area teams fared in their opening round matchups. PIAA 2A girls lacrosse first roundWyomissing 18, Quaker Valley 7Quaker Valley gave Wyomissing everything that it could handle as it fell to the undefeated District III champion in the first round.
Former Ambridge resident sentenced to prison for child porn charge. What his sentence was

3 days ago | timesonline.com | Garret Roberts

AMBRIDGE ― A former Beaver County resident has been sentenced to over 11 years in prison for the possession of child sex abuse materials. According to the Department of Justice, 43-year-old Bradley Schrott, formerly of Ambridge, was sentenced to 132 months and one day of imprisonment after he pleaded guilty to possession of a video depicting the sexual exploitation of a prepubescent minor earlier this year. After his release, Schrott will remain under supervised release for 10 years.
What to know about the Aliquippa board of directors special meeting regarding coaching vacancy

4 days ago | timesonline.com | Ethan Morrison

The Aliquippa School Board voted to not renew head basketball coach Nick Lackovich's contract, despite three consecutive WPIAL championship appearances and three state championship berths. The school board will hold a meeting on June 2 to discuss filling the coaching vacancy. Lackovich compiled a 106-33 record in his second stint with the program, including four WPIAL titles and two state titles.
Pair of Beaver Valley teams to compete in PIAA boys volleyball, girls lacrosse playoffs

4 days ago | timesonline.com | Ethan Morrison

Two teams from the Beaver Valley will be competing in the boys volleyball and girls lacrosse high school state tournaments. Here is what you need to know about the upcoming tournaments and the two area teams competing. When are the PIAA boys volleyball and girls lacrosse tournaments? Both the PIAA boys volleyball and girls lacrosse playoffs will begin on Tuesday, June 3, with quarterfinal action beginning on June 7, followed by the semifinals on June 10 and the championships on June 14.
PIAA Baseball Playoff Preview: What to know about the five Beaver Valley teams competing

1 week ago | timesonline.com | Ethan Morrison

The PIAA baseball playoffs begin June 2 and culminate in championship games June 12-13. Championship games will be held at Penn State University's Medlar Field at Lubrano Park. Several Beaver Valley teams, including Freedom Area, OLSH, Riverside, Quaker Valley and Central Valley, qualified for the state tournament. It was a successful WPIAL postseason for several Beaver Valley baseball squads, with two claiming WPIAL championships in the process.
WPIAL 4A softball championship: Blackhawk drops title game to Hampton in tight battle

1 week ago | timesonline.com | Ethan Morrison

Blackhawk lost to Hampton 4-3 in the WPIAL Class 4A softball championship. Blackhawk led 3-0 going into the bottom of the sixth inning before Hampton scored four runs. Blackhawk senior catcher Mia Yenges drove in all three runs for her team. WEXFORD — Despite holding a three-run lead heading into the sixth inning, Hampton surged back with a four-run frame in the bottom half of the inning to defeat Blackhawk 4-3 in the WPIAL Class 4A softball championship on May 29.
Check out frames from the WPIAL Class 4A softball championship game

1 week ago | timesonline.com | Ethan Morrison

Ethan MorrisonBlackhawk pitcher Kylie Prisuta (23) delivers a pitch during the WPIAL Class 4A softball championship game between Blackhawk and Hampton at North Allegheny High School in Wexford, Pa. on May 29, 2025. Ethan Morrison, The Beaver County TimesBlackhawk first baseman Zoey Lindner (21) begins her swing during the WPIAL Class 4A softball championship game between Blackhawk and Hampton at North Allegheny High School in Wexford, Pa. on May 29, 2025.
Pennsylvania remembers outbreak of deadly tornadoes 40 years later

1 week ago | timesonline.com | Garret Roberts

After a week of stormy weather in the Pennsylvania and Ohio regions, memories of a deadly storm that tore apart communities 40 years ago may feel fresher than usual. A large outbreak of tornadoes descended on communities in Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York and Ontario on the evening of May 31, 1985. While deadly tornadoes are less common in the region, that outbreak was one of the deadliest series of tornadoes in the 1980s, killing 89 people and injuring over 1,000.
'10 seconds of horror.' A look back at the deadly 1985 Beaver County tornado

1 week ago | timesonline.com | Garret Roberts

A devastating tornado struck Beaver County, Pennsylvania, on May 31, 1985, resulting in three fatalities, over 100 injuries, and widespread property damage. Communication technology at the time limited advance warnings to residents, unlike today's readily available alerts via smartphones and social media. Despite the devastation, the community rallied together to rebuild and recover.
'Supernatural': Zach Hare's historic postseason continues with perfect game in championship

1 week ago | timesonline.com | Ethan Morrison

Riverside's Zach Hare pitched a perfect game in the WPIAL Class 3A Championship. Hare has thrown 24.1 no-hit innings in the WPIAL postseason. The Slippery Rock signee struck out 15 batters in the championship game against Quaker Valley.