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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Logging poised to accelerate in Allegheny National Forest under emergency declaration

6 days ago | timesonline.com | Abigail Hakas

Environmental advocates warn of potential impact on endangered species as protections are bypassedAbigail Hakas/Next Generation NewsroomSpecial to The TimesThe U.S. Department of Agriculture designated parts of the Allegheny National Forest for expedited logging under an emergency declaration. The move aims to reduce wildfire risk and boost timber production, but environmental groups argue it threatens endangered species and may worsen wildfires.
Beaver Valley players named to PA Sports Writers 2024-25 girls basketball all-state teams

1 week ago | timesonline.com | Ethan Morrison

On April 17, the Pennsylvania Sports Writers released its 2024-25 all-state girls basketball teams with six players from the Beaver Valley being selected for all-state honors. Below are the selections from classifications 6A to 1A. Class 6A(No Beaver Valley products)First TeamGrace Galbavy, Perkiomen Valley Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.
Aliquippa football to host second annual 'Train like a Quip' youth camp in May

1 week ago | timesonline.com | Ethan Morrison

Aliquippa strength coach Colton Rossi is hosting his second annual free youth football camp, "Train like a Quip," on May 16. The camp, for kids aged 6-14, features former Beaver Valley and WPIAL high school stars, including headliner Pitt linebacker Cameron Lindsey. Participants will engage in drills, compete, and have opportunities for photos and autographs with coaches following the camp.
From fan to coach: How a Blackhawk girls lacrosse parent became the team's head coach

1 week ago | timesonline.com | Ethan Morrison

Mark Kinger, a parent of a Blackhawk lacrosse player, became the team's interim head coach for the 2025 season. Kinger's hiring followed the unexpected resignation of longtime coach Kevin White in September 2024. A coaching staff of former players and assistants supports Kinger, contributing to the team's strong start despite the coaching change. CHIPPEWA TWP. — In 2024, Mark Kinger was an average parent watching his daughter, Andrea, a Blackhawk senior, play basketball and lacrosse.
Wendy's has 2 new Frosty types: What to know about Frosty Swirls, Frosty Fusions

1 week ago | timesonline.com | Gabe Hauari

'We can't wait for everyone to experience even more ways to enjoy our iconic Frosty!' said Lindsay Radkoski, U.S. chief marketing officer for Wendy's. Wendy's is giving customers new ways to customize its popular Frosty dessert. The fast food chain announced Thursday the introduction of Frosty Swirls, which feature new sauces and Frosty Fusions, including sauces and mix-ins such as Pop-Tarts and Oreo cookies.
Trio of Riverside baseball senior pitchers anchoring staff in 2025

1 week ago | timesonline.com | Ethan Morrison

Riverside returns a strong pitching core for the 2025 season, led by three all-state selections from 2024. Senior ace Christian Lucarelli, a Duke commit, overcame early season struggles attributed to outside pressure. Fellow senior Zach Hare continues his dominant pitching performance from last season. After reaching the WPIAL championship game for a second consecutive year, Riverside came into the 2025 season with the vision of returning to the title game after losing in extra innings last year.
2025 Beaver Valley high school baseball and softball standings

1 week ago | timesonline.com | Ethan Morrison

Throughout the 2025 high school baseball and softball season, the Beaver County Times will have up-to-date standings and results for teams across the coverage area. Standings will be updated regularly throughout the season based on statistics and box scores that are received by the Times. 2025 Beaver Valley Baseball StandingsStandings last updated on April 14, 2025 at 3:30 p.m.View in new tab2025 Beaver Valley Softball StandingsStandings last updated on April 14, 2025 at 3:30 p.m.Need a break?
Beaver County contractor named in lawsuit from Pennsylvania AG's office

1 week ago | timesonline.com | Garret Roberts

A contractor from Beaver County is being sued by Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday after allegedly failing to complete contracts and operating while unregistered. The lawsuit, which was announced on Friday afternoon, alleges that James Martin, who also goes by the name Doug Martin, failed to perform home improvement contracts by doing subpar work or never doing any work at all.
Several offices up for elections in Beaver County. Which primary races are contended?

1 week ago | timesonline.com | Garret Roberts

Several local elections will appear on Beaver County ballots as another election season approaches. On May 20, polls will open for Beaver County's primary elections, allowing each party to choose who they would like to represent them in November for school board races, judges' seats and within their local municipal offices.
Man 'harboring hatred' for Gov. Shapiro, charged with terrorism in governor mansion arson

1 week ago | timesonline.com | Jo Ciavaglia |Teresa Boeckel

The Harrisburg man who authorities accuse of throwing two Molotov cocktails into Pennsylvania governor’s mansion in a "targeted attack" told police he hated Gov. Josh Shapiro, who was in the residence at the time of the damaging arson fire. Cody Balmer, 38, has been formally charged with six felonies including attempted homicide, aggravated arson and terrorism and two related misdemeanors in the early Sunday fire at the Governor's Residence while Shapiro and his family slept nearby.