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07/07/2025

This is what I have left on 10,000 postcards hitting Norwin Area "A" at the end of July.

Front of postcard is FULL.

4 Larges ads (or I can split into smaller ones)

Small ads start at 4 pennies a postcard! 🪙🪙🪙🪙

Exclusive categories. 9 other areas to choose from.

Who wants to be SEEN by local customers?

06/07/2025

06/07/2025

This is what I have left on 10,000 postcards hitting Norwin Area "A" at the end of July.

Front of postcard is FULL.

4 Larges ads (or I can split into smaller ones)

Small ads start at 4 pennies a postcard! 🪙🪙🪙🪙

Exclusive categories. 9 other areas to choose from.

Who wants to get SEEN by local customers?

06/07/2025

Becoming a teacher is no small task, but CWCTC is trying to bridge the gap for high school students. This year, CWCTC introduced the Aspiring Educator program. According to their website, “this program is geared toward students interested in becoming educators, preparing them for a career at the e...

06/07/2025

A deocrated front entrance welcomes guests to the Victorian style Irwin home featured in a Norwin Historical Society Holiday House Tour.

06/07/2025

** HAZARDOUS WEATHER TRACKER **

SCALE: NON(GREEN), LOW(YELLOW), MODERATE(ORANGE), HIGH(RED), PURPLE(EXTREME).

SUNDAY 7/6: (LOW) Increasing temperatures and returning humidity levels will push heat index values into the low-90s for many locations Sunday afternoon. Southwestern Pennsylvania will be the hotspot, with heat index values climbing into the mid-90s. Nothing extreme, but a low risk. Stay hydrated and cool!

MONDAY 7/7: (MODERATE) Scattered heavy thunderstorms will be possible across western and northern Pennsylvania in the afternoon/evening. Some of these storms can be strong and bring gusty winds. Any storm can also have the potential to produce flash flooding. Remnants of Tropical Storm Chantal will impact eastern Pennsylvania, bringing a primary risk for flash flooding with heavy, slower-moving thunderstorms.

TUESDAY 7/8: (MODERATE) Scattered strong to possibly severe thunderstorms, primarily across central and eastern Pennsylvania. Some storms will produce gusty to damaging winds. Any slower-moving storm or areas that receive multiple storms will be at risk of flash flooding, due to recently saturated soils and high atmospheric moisture content.

WEDNESDAY 7/9: (NONE) No hazardous/significant weather is currently expected.

THURSDAY 7/10: (LOW) Another round of heavy and possibly stronger thunderstorms during the afternoon/evening hours. The entire state may be at risk of these afternoon thunderstorms.

Stay tuned for updates over the next few days. It is about to get much busier after a quiet 4th of July weekend. ⛈️

06/07/2025

It is our pleasure to announce the 2025 NBA Scholarship winners...Nicholas Bognar, Daniel Maddock, and Ryan Schiller! The boys were presented their scholarships by Dr. Randall Sydeski, NBA Vice President, at the annual Norwin Honors and Awards Ceremony . Congratulations and best of luck in your post high school careers.

06/07/2025

03/07/2025

Spend the 4th of July weekend at the Westmoreland Arts and Heritage Festival at Twin Lakes Park in Greensburg! Lots of entertainment, cultural performances, traditional and fine crafts, tasty food, and much, much more – there’s something for everyone! The festival runs from Thursday until Sunday. Hours are 11am to 8pm Thursday thru Saturday, and 11am to 6pm on Sunday. Check out their website for info, show times, festival maps, and directions! Visit www.artsandheritage.com

03/07/2025

Our 2025 Kids Camp is approaching fast! Time is running out to get registered by July 7 to receive the early bird discount price and ensure your child receives a camp t shirt.

Join Coach Schuchert and the Norwin High School Boys soccer team for 4 evenings of fun and soccer training. For more information and to register, please visit our website: https://tinyurl.com/NHSBSKidsCamp25

03/07/2025

As part of the Irwin Borough Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System, or MS4, Permit with the Pennsylvania DEP, the Irwin Borough Council would like to remind all people who live in and work within the Borough that our storm sewer inlets, curbs and gutters, drainage ditches and storm pipes discharge directly and untreated into Brush Creek, Tinkers Run and other natural waterway tributaries within the Borough. In order to help keep our streams and lakes clean and pollution-free, we remind residents and businesses to please:
Wash your vehicle at a commercial car wash or if washing it at home, wash it within a grassy or gravel area. Divert wash water into the grass area to avoid storm inlets directly.