Cranberry Township, PAWeekly · Est. 2026

What's Up Cranberry

A weekly look at what's happening around Cranberry Township — the news, the noise, and one local's take on both.

Week of September 21 – 27, 2026

What's up, Cranberry — a mix this week: some new development news, a heads up if you're near the Crescent area, and a fun one just over the border in Jackson Township. Five things below.

Township flags upcoming blasting activity in the Crescent Development area

The Township has notified residents that blasting is planned in the Crescent Development area as part of ongoing earthwork, conducted under permits from the PA Department of Environmental Protection.

The takeIf you're anywhere near Crescent, this is worth actually reading rather than skimming past — blasting notices exist for a reason.
Cranberry Township announcements

North Pointe at Cranberry moves forward — 16.56-acre mixed-use development at Route 19

North Pointe at Cranberry, a mixed-use development on 16.56 acres at 20400 Route 19, is advancing, per the Township's own site.

The takeAnother one to watch for how it changes traffic on that stretch of 19 — worth keeping an eye on as more details come out.
Cranberry Township official site

Cranberry Foundation's Fitness Court Studio now open at Graham Park

The Cranberry Foundation's 2025-2026 "Project of the Year" — a National Fitness Campaign Fitness Court Studio at the UPMC Sportsplex at Graham Park — held its ribbon cutting, per the Foundation's own announcement.

The takeRibbon-cutting already happened — worth an actual visit if you haven't checked it out yet. Free outdoor fitness equipment is the kind of amenity that gets real use.
Cranberry Foundation

Jackson Township's 5th annual Touch-a-Truck event this Saturday

Neighboring Jackson Township is hosting its fifth-annual Touch-a-Truck event Saturday, September 26.

The takeNot technically Cranberry, but close enough and kid-friendly enough that it's worth flagging if you've got little ones who like big trucks.
Cranberry Eagle

Fall edition of "Cranberry Today" is out

The Fall edition of the Township's "Cranberry Today" magazine is out, covering updates on the future of Powell Farm, construction at Community Park North, a redesigned Township website, and recent local business openings.

The takeWorth an actual skim if you want the fuller picture on Powell Farm and Community Park North — more detail than we'll get to most weeks here.
Cranberry Township announcements

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