Author: Julie Pawlikowski
WYEP Announces Summer Music Festival Line-Up
Langhorne Slim will headline the 21st edition of the free music concert.
More than 270 Events Announced for Remake Learning’s 9-Day Festival
The festival has gained national attention for its innovative design.
It’s Road Repaving Season in Pittsburgh. Is Your Street on the List?
The City of Pittsburgh has finalized its street paving plan for 2018. You’re one click away from finding out if your street or route to work is on the list.
The 6 Most Common Traffic Jams in Pittsburgh
Bad road layouts coupled with inconsiderate drivers and poorly timed stop lights cause traffic headaches all over the city. We sought an expert's opinion for the worst of the worst.
Watch the Royal Wedding on the Big Screen at the Rangos Giant Cinema
Walk the royal red carpet, sip on some tea and experience the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
Crust Us: New Bakery Incubator in Mt. Oliver is History in the Baking
A dash of ingenuity, a tablespoon of flavor and viola: The Bakery Society Pittsburgh is born.
New In Tech: Apps and Sites Shaking Things Up in the 'Burgh
A data analytics site makes it easier to find a nursing home, another food delivery service comes to town and Children's Hospital relaunches their app.
A Familiar Pittsburgh Landmark is Getting an Upgrade
The garden will provide a peaceful retreat and naming opportunities for guests and patrons.
New This Summer: Cruising the Three Rivers on a Tiki Bar
The tiki boat tour will bridge relaxation and the city’s rivers for a new boating experience.
Respite at the End of The Trail: New South Side Hostel to Open
South Side Traveler’s Rest, located in the historic A.M. Byers building, will be the city’s only licensed hostel.
Lack of Empathy Leads to Uncivil Discourse
A panel discussion at Duquesne University focused on the tough task of teaching empathy in the digital age.
Teaching Cyber Safety - The Things You Might Not Know
iQ:smartparent’s Cyber Safety segment offers advice on topics such as what to do with “sexted” images you find on your kids’ phones and more.
Downtown to Add Art Installations, Music Nights and More
"Yinz Going Dahntahn?" Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership strives to transform the area into a more engaging and vibrant neighborhood.
CMU's Francis Bacon Project Is Facebook for 16th Century
You’ve heard of the six degrees of Kevin Bacon? This CMU interactive project uses 21st century technology to track the social networks of a similarly named 16th-century author.
Homewood Bowtie Company has Facebook Small Business Council in Knotz
Nisha Blackwell and her company, Knotzland LLC, is the only Pittsburgh-based business selected this year to join the Facebook Small Business Council.
P.R.I.D.E. Fosters Positive Racial Identity for Children in Pittsburgh
The program is helping to address the growing gap between early childhood development and discussions about race and racial identity.
Pittsburgh-Area Olympian Named Finalist for Team USA Award
Pittsburghers can vote for John-Henry Krueger as the Male Olympic Athlete of the Games.
The 5 Best Places to People Watch in Pittsburgh
A coffee shop, an iconic landmark, an airport and beyond — these are the best places to practice the art of people watching.
Where's the Flu Bug Biting Hardest? There's an App for That
The Doctors Report Illness Tracker has the scoop on germ hotspots all over the region and beyond.
Urban Beekeeping Creating Environmental Buzz in Pittsburgh
No backyard? No problem. The country’s first community apiary brings beekeeping to the city.
5 Best Ways to Go Beyond Regular Recycling
Recycling your cans is great. Recycling your couch is better.
Want Something New in Your Mug? Get a Coffee Passport
Passport is your ticket to exploring indie coffee shops in Pittsburgh.
Do You Know the History of Allegheny County's Nine Parks?
At first, not everyone thought these parks were a good idea.
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