High rise units in Franklin, Pennsylvania

Lighthouse Apartments LLC is a trusted general contractor and real estate agency located at 1327 Liberty Street in Franklin, Pennsylvania, United States. Our experienced team is dedicated to providing high-quality construction services and helping clients find their perfect home or investment property. Whether you're looking to build a new apartment complex or purchase a rental property, Lighthouse Apartments LLC is here to guide you every step of the way. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can help you achieve your real estate goals.

Phoenix Physical Therapy in Kittanning, Pennsylvania is dedicated to helping patients recover, recharge, and rise. Our experienced team develops personalized therapy plans to get you back to your favorite activities. Whether you need preventative care, treatment for an injury, or post-surgery rehabilitation, our clinic offers Physical Therapy, Workers' Comp, and Employer Solutions services. Located in the Franklin Village Shopping Center, our clinic provides convenient access and free parking. Our highly trained professionals are passionate about providing individualized care and achieving quality outcomes. You can expect superior care from scheduling your first appointment to completing your rehabilitation journey. We accept a variety of insurance plans to make your care more accessible. The Phoenix team is committed to providing quality therapy in a safe and healthy environment, following guidelines from health officials. Your safety is our top priority, and we appreciate your trust in us for your rehabilitation needs. Welcome to the Phoenix family!

The Waynesburg Volunteer Fire Department, also known as the Waynesburg-Franklin Township Volunteer Fire Company, has a storied history rooted in community resilience and dedication. Established after a tragic fire on December 23, 1925, which claimed the lives of five individuals, the community realized the need for a formally organized fire service. This led to the inaugural meeting of the current volunteer fire company on March 4, 1926.