Author: Alexa Mavrogianis
You Should Know: Alan Jones
Alan Jones has dedicated the last 25 years to helping clients at the Pittsburgh AIDS Task Force.
#PGHREADS (A Lot)
Thanks to some high-profile help, the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh's summer reading program was a smashing success.
9 Things You May Not Know About the Mister Rogers Statue
Following the 2003 death of beloved television icon Fred Rogers, Cordelia May — philanthropist and heiress to the Mellon fortune — commissioned a statue of her longtime friend to be built through her Colcom Foundation.
You Should Know: John A. Pollock
The Duquesne University professor has produced award-winning multimedia tools to help further STEM education among youth.
Eaten, not Stirred: Why Food Bars Are All the Rage
Many couples are attracted to the freedom, interaction and customization food bars can bring to a wedding.
H2P! Late-Night TV Gets Local at Pitt
Led by host and creator Jesse Irwin, a group of students at the University of Pittsburgh produce a late-night talk show with a focus on life in Oakland.
Butler, Bison and Beer: Butler Brew Works Has Something for Everyone
After five years in the works, Butler Brew Works gives new life to Butler’s Main Street.
Environmental Art Project to Light Up Pittsburgh Bridge for the Holidays
Riverlife hopes the temporary project will lead to permanent, decorative lighting of all three of the city's Sister bridges.
10 Things You Might Not Know About The Old Allegheny County Jail
The former Allegheny County Jail on Second Avenue, Downtown, remains one of Pittsburgh’s most iconic pieces of architecture.
Pedaling Through Pittsburgh History
A native of Italy moves from Germany to Pittsburgh and launches her own bike tour company.
The 10 Best Smiles in Pittsburgh
Plus - we poll dentists included in our 2016 list of topDentists for their opinions and tips gleaned from years of experience in their profession.
Pittsburgh Health & Fitness Start-Up Expands Nationwide
For more than a year, Fitt has helped Pittsburghers discover new, local ways to exercise and eat healthy. Now, the ‘Burgh-based start-up is expanding its reach to a dozen new cities.
Samantha Bee's ‘Full Frontal’ Drops in on Local Hot Dog Shop
The satirical late-night news show filmed at a Beaver County hot dog shop last week.
Five Things Not to Miss at Picklesburgh This Weekend
The two-day festival celebrating pickles returns for the second-year in a row.
City Guide: The Best Things to Do in the 'Burgh and Beyond
We scour Allegheny County (and beyond) and visit the region’s neighborhoods and municipalities to bring you our favorite things to do, eat, drink, buy and more.
Down the Highways
While driving southbound on Interstate 79, don’t be scared to take an exit and explore. These townships and boroughs range from scenic farmland to busy main streets. Regardless of the surroundings, the areas in this region all offer plenty to experience.
The Far-Flung 'Burbs
These primarily residential communities have spent the past years growing — and becoming more and more popular. With Pittsburgh International Airport nearby and increasing economic development, it’s easy to see why so many call this end of the region home.
The Bigger-Than-Ever Deutschtown Music Festival Takes Over This Weekend
The mammoth, annual celebration of local music expands to two days for the first time this Friday and Saturday.
Break It Down: The Great Pierogy Race
The Great Pierogy Race, which takes place in the middle of the fifth inning of Pittsburgh Pirates home games, combines two of Pittsburgh’s favorite things — pierogies and sports.
Next Steps Taken in Restoration of Allegheny Landing
Officials broke ground Thursday for the reconstruction of the sculpture park’s portion of the Three Rivers Heritage Trail.
Pittsburgh-Area Fireworks 2016: When & Where to Watch Them
You can get your fill of fireworks all weekend long, if you know where and when to look.
The Section of Mystery: What’s behind the door?
The Carnegie Museum of Natural History opens new permanent exhibit featuring 3-D holograms.
