Bethel Park Journal

12/10/2025

Bethel Park are news briefs include holiday concert, Rotary scholarship and more.

Community Band South, Bethel Park High School Top 21 and the Handbell Ringers of Southminster Presbyterian will perform from 2:30-4 p.m. Dec. 7 for the Dean Streator Holiday Concert. Attendees are asked to come early as parking is limited at the Bethel Park Community Center. This is a free event.

12/08/2025

Members of the Ruthfred Acres Woman’s Club have once again demonstrated the power of community and compassion. This year, the club’s dedicated crafters joined forces to create 60 cozy blankets, each lovingly made for children in foster care.

Members of the Ruthfred Acres Woman’s Club have once again demonstrated the power of community and compassion. This year, the club’s dedicated crafters joined forces to create 60 cozy blankets, each lovingly made for children in foster care.

12/07/2025

Here are the Bethel Park real estate transactions for this week.

12/06/2025

The Bethel Park boys basketball team missed the WPIAL playoffs last season by one game.

The Black Hawks finished fifth in Section 3-5A with a 4-8 record and ended up 7-14 overall.

The Bethel Park boys basketball team missed the WPIAL playoffs last season by one game.

12/06/2025

There is a new look to the Bethel Park wrestling program in 2025-26.

Rick Pattinato has been hired as head coach, taking over for Tyler Nauman, who had been in charge since 2022-23.

There is a new look to the Bethel Park wrestling program in 2025-26.

12/05/2025

Music enthusiasts are in for a treat at Bethel Park’s Millennium Park, where a band shell is set to be constructed.

Ed Horey and Corinne Bohjanen perform with the band Hooks In the Reed on a mobile stage at Millennium Park in Bethel Park in 2023.

11/24/2025

In brief: Tree lighting, holiday concert and more in Bethel Park

Tree lighting and holiday market Join us for Bethel Park’s annual Tree Lighting celebration, featuring visits with Santa, a whimsical gingerbread neighborhood, holiday activities and our final indoor market of the season for all your seasonal shopping needs! It’s all happening from 3-7 p...

11/23/2025

Here are the Bethel Park real estate transactions for this week.

11/22/2025

One of the strengths of the Bethel Park football team this season was its offensive firepower. The Black Hawks accounted for 416 points, an average of 34.6 per game, and 4,584 total offensive yards.

Here is a further look at Bethel Park football 2025, by the numbers:

One of the strengths of the Bethel Park football team this season was its offensive firepower. The Black Hawks accounted for 416 points, an average of 34.6 per game, and 4,584 total offensive yards.

11/22/2025

Bethel Park goaltender Kevin Teamann proved inspirational at the start of the PIHL season.

“He’s a great kid with a strong work ethic, and his early success this season is well-deserved," says Bethel Park coach Mike Schall. "Watching his growth and maturity over the years has been fun, and we’re proud of the leader he’s become for our team.

Teamann was named the Class 2A Player of the Month for October after posting a 2-1-1 record, 1.96 goals-against average and .916 save percentage.

11/22/2025

The Bethel Park boys soccer team lost its first and last games of the regular season. In between, the Black Hawks were unbeatable.

The Black Hawks won the Section 2-3A title but fell to section rival Thomas Jefferson in a tough-to-take double overtime decision in the WPIAL third-place game.

Bethel Park’s Xavier Jackson celebrates after scoring in double overtime to defeat Latrobe in the 2024 WPIAL Class 3A quarterfinals.

11/19/2025

“I was looking at social media one day, and people were posting so many negative things. And I always tell my kids, ‘If you’re going to complain about it, you’ve got to take action,’ ” Tyann Neal said. “You can’t just complain. It doesn’t solve the issues.”

With what turned out to be a record-setting shutdown of the federal government delaying Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits for millions of Americans, Bethel Park resident Tyann Neal decided to practice what she preaches.