“We need each other and if we forget that, it’s a long journey.” RiverWise and Listening Library Beaver County have partnered together to bring you the story of The Ladle & Hearth in Ambridge. Start by watching this clip which is just a small part of their story. You can learn more about their program …
“When I retired a number of years ago, I decided I wanted to do something with my life that I thought would make a difference in someone else’s life.”
“The immediate thought was; How’s this gonna affect people who are dealing with drug and alcohol concerns, people who have a lot of anxiety already, families whose kids are gonna be home every meal when they’re already struggling to make ends meet before this happened, and people who don’t have transportation? It was the immediate …
“We make sure that they get a meal because some of them don’t get a meal. We are helping the kids, the community.” Thank you to Trails Ministries for their hard work all the time, but especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
“It’s humbling, but it’s also an honor and a privilege that we get to do this for the community, that we’ve been blessed in such a way that we can be a blessing to others.”
In the uncertain times with COVID-19, Communicycle has moved full steam ahead with their bike distributions for children in the community. Take a look at their latest distribution.
“We do not have government by the majority, noted Founding Father, Thomas Jefferson. “We have government by the majority who participate.” Today is your day to participate in the future of our republic! If you’ve not already voted, please make it a priority today. And, while you’re standing in line, watch this video about voting …
“Aliquippa resident and professional artist, Marlon Gist, shares his story in this first installment of Rivertown Anthology: Voices of Beaver County.” SEE ALSO: RETURN TO THE LISTENING LIBRARY: BEAVER COUNTY The Listening Library of Beaver County (LLBC) is curated by The Social Voice Project. It is a publicly and privately sourced audio/visual archive of …
Read more “Marlon Gist: Chapter One (Rivertown Anthology: Voices of Beaver County)”