A car overturned in Bullskin, Fayette County, at approximately 12:03 a.m. today and five people were flown out, according to a Fayette County 911 spokesman. The extent of the injuries were unknown.
The victims were reportedly taken to UPMC Presbyterian and Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh. No further details were available by presstime.
Connellsville
Center holds
movie night and
food drive
A movie night and food drive will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. July 25 at the Connellsville Community Center gym. The movie to be shown is "Bee Movie." Movies will be shown on a 15-foot project screen, in stereo. Admission includes popcorn made from an old-fashioned popcorn machine (first box free), pop, water or Huggie beverage (first beverage free). Cost is $4 for child and $2 for adults with nonperishable food Item(s) such as canned goods, bottled juice, drink boxes, peanut butter, jelly, fruit roll-ups, granola bars, boxed cereal, fruit cups, etc. -- no glass please). Donations go to the Connellsville Community Ministries.
Extra movie-time snacks available at low cost, nachos and cheese, candy and other sweet treats. Bring favorite folding chair, blanket, pillow or watch from the seating area above. Parents are encouraged to enjoy time with their children watching the movie or socializing with other parents and friends in the large hall area outside the gym.
Call 724-628-7819 to suggest a movie or for questions about this program or other programs offered throughout the year.
Store participates
in benefit
Today, participating Dairy Queens will celebrate the third annual Miracle Treat Day (www.miracletreatday.com) and donate proceeds from every Blizzard sold today to Children's Miracle Network, a nonprofit organization dedicated to saving and improving the lives of children by raising funds for children's hospitals.
Dairy Queen has been a supporter of Children's Miracle Network since 1984, raising more than $70 million during that time.
Greensburg
New inmate search
feature announced
On behalf of the Westmoreland County Commissioners, Prison Warden John Walton announced a new inmate search feature is now available online through the Westmoreland County homepage at www.co.westmoreland.pa.us. The initiative is part of the county's continuing efforts to improve access to public information to residents through the Internet.
"We repeatedly receive calls from victims and family members wanting to know the whereabouts of inmates and the charges against them," Warden said. "Now, with the click of a mouse, those interested can visit the county's Web site to get that important information, as well as a photo of the inmate to ensure proper identification."
The Web site offers an alphabetical listing of all inmates housed at the facility, as well as the option to search by other criteria such as last name, booking number, housing unit or commitment date. By simply clicking on an inmate photo or name, a more detailed screen appears listing a description of charges, bond information and more.
The Web site is updated hourly (except from 11 p.m. to 5:30 a.m.), seven days a week.
To access the on-line inmate search, visit at www.co.westmoreland.pa.us (keyword: prison) and click on "Inmate Search."
-- Staff reports
