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We had a beautiful evening celebrating our Midland seniors at this year’s Senior Banquet. It was a joy to honor the Class of 2026 and the special guests who have supported them along the way. Congratulations to our seniors, your hard work, resilience, and accomplishments make our community proud.

A heartfelt thank you to the Midland Women’s Civic Club for their continued dedication and the scholarships they provide to our students each year. Your commitment makes a lasting impact on Midland’s future.

05/28/2026

Another great food truck is here in town today, Rollies Fried Spring Rolls. They will be behind the VFW in the large parking lot for lunch from 11-1.

05/28/2026

Come celebrate Midland’s 120th with us at the All-Midland Reunion &Historical Display in Alumni Hall at Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center July 3, 4, and 5, 2026 sponsored in part by the Midland Borough School District and Beaver County Celebrates America250.

05/22/2026

We hope to see YOU and YOUR FRIENDS at a concert this summer!! We perform the best of broadway, movies, patriotic selections, and so much more. When we say there is something for EVERYONE, we mean it!!

Admission is always free and in lieu of admission, we always collect non-perishable food donations for Little Free Pantry - Aliquippa HOP Lutheran.

Concerts are brought to you in part by: Brighton Music Center, The Tri-State Symphonic Pops Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation, Hopewell Community Park, Beaver Area Heritage Foundation, Beaver Borough, Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center, Beaver County Commissioners, Beaver County Department of Tourism, Beaver Valley Musicians Union, Local 82-545 AFM, and the Music Performance Trust Fund.

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🚨 BREAKING: Residents across parts of Pennsylvania are pushing back against plans to build massive data centers near forests, farmland, small towns, and quiet rural communities. 🌲🌾🚜

Instead of staying quiet, many Pennsylvanians are choosing to fight back against developers they say are rapidly transforming open land, rolling countryside, and agricultural communities into enormous industrial server complexes.

The growing resistance is coming from residents across several Pennsylvania communities who say they do not want to see forests, Appalachian hillsides, family farmland, and peaceful backroads replaced by giant warehouse-style data centers sitting just steps away from neighborhoods, schools, and local roads.

One local resident stated:

“These massive data centers do not belong in our communities.”

As data centers continue expanding across America, more Pennsylvania residents are drawing a line and refusing to back down. For many communities, this fight is becoming about far more than development — it is about protecting forests, preserving farmland, defending small-town identity, and deciding what kind of future they want for the places generations of families have called home. 🌾

Because in Pennsylvania, open land is not viewed as “empty space.”

To the people who live there, it is:
• family farms passed down for generations 🚜
• forests stretching across the Appalachian Mountains 🌲
• quiet backroads and small-town communities 🛣️
• peaceful farmland and open countryside 🌾
• historic rural towns filled with local history 🏡
• dark night skies over rolling hills ✨
• and the natural beauty that makes Pennsylvania feel like home.

From the farmland near Lancaster and York… to the forests of the Poconos… to rural communities near Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, and beyond — many residents say Pennsylvania’s land is worth more than endless rows of concrete, power stations, and server warehouses.

And many Pennsylvanians are making it clear they are not willing to watch Pennsylvania’s natural landscapes disappear without a fight. 💀

05/22/2026

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