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WMBS SATURDAY MORNING NEWS JUNE 26, 2021 Courtesy Highlands Hospital

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Have you heard? Starting tomorrow, June 26th, through Sunday, July 4th, Neubauer's Flowers & Market House will be closed for repairs. We'll be accepting orde...rs for funeral flower delivery via our website during this time. Order at www.neubauersflowers.com by 10 am for same-day delivery or schedule delivery for your requested date 24/7. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding during this necessary construction. And our normal hours and flower availability will resume, Monday, July 5th!

A section of Route 40 near Yough Lake in Henry Clay Township, Fayette County will be closed at least through the weekend after a landslide. The landslide was reported Thursday evening. Crews are removing debris. For more information, check out the Herald-Standard.

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Boys High School Basketball Char Houston at Brownsville Live Video Courtesy of M and R Transit and Shop N Save Walnut Hill Plaza Uniontown.

Live High School Basketball on WMBS tonight Char Houston at Brownsville 730pm tip LIVE VIDEO on WMBS Facebook.

NATURE'S PICKINS With Michelle Higbee November 12, 2020

A home was destroyed and a family pet killed in a fire in Georges Township, Fayette County Friday afternoon. The blaze broke out just after noon at the house on Miller Road. Daniel and Melissa Davis, who lived at the home, were not there when the fire began. The cause of the fire is not known.

Courtesy of Uniontown Hospital November 12, 2020 The Pennsylvania Department of Health is reporting 5,488 new cases of COVID-19 in the state Thursday afternoon. Pennsylvania's total is at 248,856. Fayette County added 16 cases to move to 1,263 cases, 1,161 confirmed and 102 probable. Greene County went up 17 cases to advance to 389 cases, 316 confirmed and 73 probable. Allegheny went up 412 cases to move to 18,751 overall cases, 16,621 confirmed and 2,130 probable. A recovery rate of 71%

From the Uniontown Hospital Studios WMBS BULLETIN BOARD NOVEMBER 12, 2020 Courtesy SWGI

From the Uniontown Hospital Studios WMBS MIDDAY REPORT November 12, 2020 Courtesy Autoland Hyundai and Fayette Heating and Air Conditioning

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CYS STRENGTHENS BOND WITH EXCHANGE CLUB Uniontown, PA - The Fairchance Exchange Club recently donated another large collection of items to Fayette County Children and Youth Services. Also known as CYS, the Uniontown-based county organization relies heavily on contributions and support from community members and organizations. With a goal of family reunification, CYS works to ensure county children’s safety by investigating allegations of abuse and neglect.... Founded in September 1946, the Fairchance Exchange Club comprises members who strive to uphold its three core values: family, community and country. The nonprofit regularly hosts fundraisers and other events with the goal of giving back to its community through donations, scholarships and more. The club’s most recent donation included care bags for children coming to CYS for the first time, which contained items such as blankets, toys, hygiene items, travel cups, crayons, activity books and more. CYS Deputy Administrator John Fritts said the bags will benefit those children who have to leave behind many of their belongings when entering foster care. When coming into placement, sometimes the children are removed from abusive or neglectful homes with nothing, Fritts said. The bags can instantly lift their spirits and show them there are people that care about them. It gives them something to take with them, all while putting smiles on their faces. Exchange Club Past President Christina Beissell works directly with Fritts and other CYS officials to help meet the agency’s needs through various fundraisers and events, such as the annual Ribs for Cribs 5K race. This is not the first time the Exchange Club has done this, Fritts said. They continue to support our organization and the mission of the agency through various projects.