WHAT’ S NEWS IN PETERS TOWNSHIP
RIVAL TEAMS COME TOGETHER FOR MORGAN’ S MESSAGE
On March 13, Confluence Stadium hosted a meaningful and spirited event as two rival high schools— Peters Township and Canon-McMillan— came together for a cause bigger than competition. The girls lacrosse teams faced off in a 7 p. m. game dedicated to raising awareness and funds for Morgan’ s Message, an organization focused on supporting student-athlete mental health.
The atmosphere was electric, blending the intensity of rivalry with a shared commitment to an important mission. Fans from both communities filled the stands, showing strong support not only for their team but also for mental health advocacy. At halftime, the focus shifted to the future of the sport, as each school’ s youth lacrosse participants took the field for a lively relay race. The young athletes brought energy and excitement, reminding everyone of the strong community foundation behind the game.
The evening began with a powerful speech from Laura Baden of Earn the Edge, who emphasized the importance of mental health awareness among student-athletes. Her words set a reflective tone, encouraging players, coaches and spectators alike to prioritize well-being alongside performance.
Ultimately, the event showcased how sports can unite rivals for a greater purpose, leaving a lasting impact that extends far beyond the final score.
PITTSBURGH IS STEPPING OUT TO CURE SCLERODERMA ON JUNE 6
The second annual Pittsburgh Stepping Out to Cure Scleroderma walk will take place June 6 at McClelland Pavilion in North Strabane Township, bringing together patients, families and supporters to raise awareness and funds for the rare autoimmune disease.
Hosted as part of the National Scleroderma Foundation Mid-Atlantic Chapter’ s efforts, the event is expected to draw hundreds of participants and build on last year’ s success with a goal of raising $ 35,000.
To register and for more information, visit events. scleroderma. org / event / sopittsburghpa2026 / home.
UPCOMING EVENTS WITH THE PITTSBURGH ROSE SOCIETY
The Pittsburgh Rose Society will host two events celebrating the beauty of roses, and both are free and open to the public. The annual Rose Show will take place Saturday, June 13, from 1 to 3 p. m., and in the fall will be the David McKibben Rose Expo on Saturday,
Sept. 26, from 1 to 3 p. m. Both will be held at the Whitehall Borough Building Community Room, offering visitors a chance to enjoy stunning displays and learn more about rose growing and care.
LABOURÉ LADIES GUILD TO HOLD ANNUAL FLEA MARKET
The Labouré Ladies Guild of St. Catherine Labouré Parish will hold its annual flea market,“ Timeless Treasures,” July 16 – 18 at St. Louise de Marillac Church in the LeGras Parish Center, 320 McMurray Road in Upper St. Clair.
The market will be open from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. on Thursday and Friday, and from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. Saturday.
Sale items will include jewelry, gently used children’ s clothing to size 6, toys, decorative items, knickknacks, kitchen items, holiday decorations, linens, tools, books, some furniture and much more. There will also be a boutique offering better-quality items.
Note that due to fire safety regulations, strollers are not permitted inside LeGras Parish Center.
JOIN THE WOMEN’ S GOLF LEAGUE OF MT. LEBANON
The Women’ s Golf League of Mt. Lebanon invites women of all ages and skill levels to join for the 2026 season, which began in April and continues through September. Applicants should have some knowledge of the game and its rules prior to joining.
The league plays nine holes on Tuesday mornings, teeing off between 7:15 and 9:30 a. m., with a member there to assist in creating foursomes. An annual league membership fee is $ 27.
Interested golfers may contact Cindy Guenther at 412.952.2206 or guenther. clg @ gmail. com for more information.
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