On August 4, 2026, Account Representative Chandra Sloboda and Employment Specialist Cindy Redmond represented PA CareerLink Fayette County at the Hoops and Scoops event held at Grant Street Park as part of America's National Night Out. The event brought community...
We are proud to congratulate our Board Member, Mayor Dwan B. Walker, on being named the 2026 Pennsylvania State Mayors' Association Mayor of the Year. Since first being elected taking office, Mayor Walker has provided visionary leadership to the City of Aliquippa,...
Head Start/Early Head Start of Fayette County held their 20th annual Munch, Mingle, and Move Event on May 21, 2026 at the Fayette County Fairgrounds in Dunbar, Pennsylvania. The event is based on educating families on good health/nutrition habits. The 20th annual...
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On August 4, 2026, Account Representative Chandra Sloboda and Employment Specialist Cindy Redmond represented PA CareerLink Fayette County at the Hoops and Scoops event held at Grant Street Park as part of America's National Night Out. The event brought community...
The Private Industry Council of Westmoreland/Fayette, Inc. (PIC) and the Head Start/Early Head Start of Fayette County program are proud to announce that Sherri Taylor has received the Francine Bunch Memorial Parent Award for the Pennsylvania Head Start Association (PHSA). This award ceremony took place in early April at the Annual Awards Luncheon at the Penn Stater Hotel and Conference Center, State College.
Each year the PSHA honors one parent who epitomizes the characteristics of Francine Bunch. Francine Bunch was an active Head Start parent who recognized the importance of continuing education and giving back to the community.
Sherri Taylor embarrasses all the criteria of this rigorous selection process. Taylor displays these characteristics as an actively involved parent of children attending the Head Start (HS) Program in Fayette County. Not only did she work tirelessly as a HS volunteer, but as a parent in the SEEDS program and a volunteer in her community.
Taylor with her husband and three children live on a small farm in Fayette County where they train Great Pyrenees to work as emotional support therapy dogs. Taylor is an RN who holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and a Master’s Degree in Business Administration.
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