❤️ In this Issue of Murrysville Local Scoop…

Murrysville Contractor Braces for Cold Weather Deer Collection Surge

A Sweet Legacy: Wagon Wheel's Red Cake Still Available Post-Closure

Franklin Regional High School Thespians Bring 'A Christmas Carol' to Life This December

Murrysville's Drive-Thru Recycling: Easy Glass Disposal and Food Pantry Support

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A Sweet Legacy: Wagon Wheel's Red Cake Still Available Post-Closure

In Salem, the cherished Wagon Wheel restaurant, co-owned by Mimi Kaufman and her sisters, is closing its doors. However, the legacy of their renowned red cake dessert lives on. After the announcement of the restaurant's closure, there was an overwhelming demand for this signature dessert, leading Kaufman and her sisters to decide to continue offering whole red cakes for sale.

The red devil’s food cake, a staple at Wagon Wheel since the 1980s, gained immense popularity, especially in the last two decades. Despite the restaurant's closure, Kaufman, finding herself out of a job, embraced this opportunity. She has arranged with their supplier to sell the cakes on a limited basis, adapting to the new circumstances.

Within a day of announcing the continuation of the red cake sales on Facebook, the post received over 650 likes, indicating strong customer support. The cakes, priced at $30 each, can be ordered by calling the Wagon Wheel. For now, orders are taken from Tuesday to Saturday, between 8 a.m. and noon, with pickups at the former restaurant location. Kaufman remains open to adjusting the schedule based on demand and hopes to expand to evening hours in the future.

Full Story @ TribLive

Franklin Regional High School Thespians Bring 'A Christmas Carol' to Life This December

Franklin Regional High School's talented Thespian group is set to bring the holiday spirit to life with their upcoming production of "A Christmas Carol." This timeless Charles Dickens tale will be their feature for the late autumn play. Embracing the seasonal joy, the performances are scheduled from December 1st to 3rd, 2023, offering a perfect kickoff to the holiday season.

Attendees can look forward to an affordable evening of entertainment, as tickets are priced at just $5.00 each. These tickets are available exclusively at the door on a general admission basis. The school encourages everyone to mark their calendars for this not-to-be-missed event, inviting families to immerse themselves in the classic holiday story.

Murrysville Contractor Braces for Cold Weather Deer Collection Surge

Steve Boeser, contracted by Murrysville, plays a crucial role in keeping the roads clear by collecting roadkill deer, a task made easier by colder weather. With 25 years of experience, he has adapted to the changing nature of his work, which now often includes searching for deer off-road.

In Murrysville, he has collected 157 deer this year, part of a larger state and national issue with deer collisions. His work not only keeps the roads safe but also contributes to scientific research on wildlife diseases.

Full Story @ TribLive

♻️ Murrysville's Drive-Thru Recycling: Easy Glass Disposal and Food Pantry Support

Murrysville's Municipality and Republic Services are hosting a drive-thru glass recycling and food pantry donation event on December 2nd, 2023.

This event, taking place at Veterans Field parking lot, allows residents to recycle glass items and donate non-perishable food without leaving their cars. Acceptable items include glass bottles, jars, and jugs, 👉 but not glassware, ceramics, or other non-recyclables.

The initiative supports both environmental efforts and the local food pantry, Loaves and Fishes.

Full Event Details Here

School Board's Organization Meeting Set for December 4, No Voting Session

This Month On Monday, December 4, the Franklin Regional Board of School Directors is set to convene for an organization meeting. This significant gathering is scheduled to start at 7:30 p.m. and will take place at the Murrysville Municipal Building, located at 4100 Sardis Road.

Notably, this meeting marks a departure from the typical schedule, as there will be neither a Committee-of-the-Whole (C.O.W.) meeting nor a Voting meeting held during this month.

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📅 Franklin Regional Panthers Sports - November 2023 Events

🏒 Varsity Hockey

• Nov 28, 8:00 pm vs. North Hills (Home)

🏀 Girls 8th Grade Basketball

• Nov 29, 4:00 pm vs. Gcc scrimmage (Away @ Greensburg Central Catholic)

🏀 Girls Varsity Basketball

• Nov 24, 10:00 am vs. Connellsville scrimmage (Away @ Connellsville High School)

🤼 Junior High Wrestling

• Nov 24, 3:30 pm vs. Chartiers Valley (Away @ Chartiers Valley High School)

🏀 Boys Freshman Basketball

• Nov 28, 3:30 pm vs. Connellsville scrimmage (Home)