In brief: Psychic fair, rotary scholarship and more in Penn Hills, Verona
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Nadine Road to close
Beginning at 7 a.m. Oct. 25, the Allegheny County Department of Public Works has announced that Nadine Road will be closed. The closure will last through Nov. 4 and is to repair a storm drain.
Traffic will be detoured using Allegheny River Boulevard (Route 130), Sandy Creek Road (Route 130), Verona Road, and Lincoln Road. Residents who live on Nadine Road will have access to their homes at all times.
Psychic fair
3 Rivers Psychic Fair, the newest psychic fair in Pittsburgh, will be held at the Comfort Inn, 699 Rodi Road in Penn Hills. The first event date is Nov. 5, from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Free workshops will be happening from 10 a.m.-6 p.m., on topics ranging from meditation to being yourself.
The fairs offer psychic, intuitive, and medium readings, Reiki healers, energy healers, holistic, and various products. The mission of the fair is to connect, heal and educate. Admission is $5.
To learn more, visit 3riverspf.com.
Rotary scholarship
The Bob Williams Rotary Memorial Scholarship Program announces the availability of scholarships for the 2022-2023 academic year. In recent years, Rotary has awarded at least eight scholarships at $5,000 each. High school seniors in Allegheny and Beaver Counties are eligible to apply. Vocational students, G.E.D students and those attending parochial, charter and private schools are also eligible.
Students must have a 2.5 or higher grade point average and also must complete an essay that highlights their community/school service as part of the application submission.
Complete application and criteria materials, including application deadline, are available on the Rotary District 7305 website, scholarship link, or from area high school counselors. For more information, contact Dr. Robert Arbuckle, chairperson, at rarbuckl@yahoo.com.
Books and more fundraiser
Sheep Inc. HealthCare Center will be holding a Books and More Fundraiser Oct 28-30. There will be inspirational books (fiction and non-fiction for children, teens and adults, historical, mystery, suspense, romance, devotionals and more), bibles, stationary, household items, home decor, jewelry, Sarris Chocolate and more. All products (except chocolate) are by suggested donation, and will provide free medical care to people without health insurance. Those who spend $30 or more will be entered into a drawing for a five-pound Sarris Chocolate Bar. Mark your calendar for the following dates and places:
• Oct. 28 from 3-8 p.m. and Oct. 29 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at The Fold Church, 11817 Frankstown Road in Penn Hills.
• Oct. 30, 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at Monroeville Assembly of God, 4561 Old William Penn Hwy., Monroeville (before and after service).
For more information, call 412-310-0062.
Newbies quilting class
If you’re new to quilting, or have ever wanted to make a quilt, Quilt Company East Quilting Guild is offering a new opportunity for members and non-members.
This skills-based quilting class will meet once a month to guide beginning quilters — or anyone wanting to brush up on technique and precision — through the basics. Along the way, we will make a small quilt.
Classes are the second Saturday of each month through June at the Monroeville Public Library, lower-level classroom. Classes are free to members of the guild and $20 for non-members (refundable if you join QCE). Students are responsible for providing their own materials.
Space is limited. To reserve a spot or to find out more, contact Elizabeth Jones at 412-215-7899 or Sally Janis at 412–491–6205.
Christian art show
The 46th Annual Christian Art Show is Oct. 22-23 at Calvary Lutheran Church in Murrysville. Hours are 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday and noon-4 p.m. Sunday. Lunch is available at the Gallery Cafe. A bake sale fundraiser will also be held. Information and entry forms are available online at Calvary LCMS.org or by calling 724-327-4230.
Women’s Business Network
Women’s Business Network members can take advantage of networking with other business women throughout the region, ongoing professional education, and leadership opportunities. All professional women are invited to visit a local meeting. Find out more at wbninc.com.
Monroeville Chapter will meet from 8-9:30 a.m. Oct. 26 at Panera Bread, 400 Penn Center Blvd., Wilkins Township. For more information, contact Debie Remaley at 412-374-0900.
Toy drive
Lower Valley Athletic Foundation Christmas Toy Drive runs through the first week of December.
There are donation boxes at Inner Groove Brewing and the Verona borough building, both along East Railroad Avenue. Organizers are looking for new, unopened toys for children of all ages. Toy distribution is expected a week before Christmas. The foundation will reach out to local schools and churches to find families in need. More information is available on the Lower Valley Athletic Foundation’s Facebook page.
Dungeons and Dragons
Lower Valley Athletic Foundation will host an interactive Dungeons and Dragons event 4 p.m. Oct. 23 at the Verona Fire Hall, 465 Parker St. Participants are encouraged to dress up as medieval characters. They will go through a story will live actors. Cost is $30 per player. Food and drinks will be available for purchase. Deadline to register is Oct. 16. Attendees can sign up through the LVAF Facebook page.
Penn Hills 50th reunion
Penn Hills High School’s Class of 1973 will celebrate its 50-year reunion from 5 to 11 p.m. Oct. 6, 2023, at Futules Harmar House in Harmarville. Classmates should email Joanna Papa Ogden at joanneogden@comcast.net or Connie Hall Hannan at con.hannan@gmail.com with their current email and contact information.