Author: Lauren Davidson
The groom-to-be unknowingly followed his father's lead in picking the time and spot to pop the question to his future bride.
Amy Baron Brourman added a second story to her Mid-Century Modern home on the grounds of the W.L. Mellon estate — while still remaining true to its history.
The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra has reached audiences worldwide with its six-episode “front row” series, which continues this month.
The pandemic threatens arts groups' bottom lines, but not their creative spirit.
When I move through Pittsburgh, I’m greeted by familiarity and peace.
The rock star wanted to be a baseball player. Instead, his mother taught him to sing.
The actress is grateful for her upbringing and how it instilled in her the importance of community.
We spotlight the cultural beacon in the heart of Schenley Park that is always changing — and always spectacular.
Each day, Carnegie Science Center finds something to read, something to watch and something to do for kids who are sheltering in place during the pandemic.
Wilkinsburg’s mayor has handed out masks, helped her constituents navigate their new reality and continued to provide food and resources to the community. And somewhere in there she found time to rescue a shelter dog.
The local actress and musician has dreams of getting back on the stage, but in the meantime she’s helping her community and making music from home.
The video conferencing app announced Wednesday it will open Pittsburgh and Phoenix R&D offices and hire hundreds of software engineers.
The “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” alumnus spoke with Pittsburgh Magazine about his book and the enduring love of Fred Rogers.
Find out how Casey and Brandon have shifted their elaborate plans for a Heinz Chapel Wedding that was put on hold.
The Heinz History Center receives one of the largest loans ever from the National Portrait Gallery — all with a focus on faces from Pittsburgh.
Birthday parties, Easter egg hunts and fun activities are still able to happen, even in the midst of a pandemic, with a little creativity.
Fake news or a community asset? Sometimes, it takes a crisis to remind you that what you do matters.
Young children may not understand what’s going on. Experts advise to stay calm, be creative and, of course, follow the advice of Fred Rogers.
Two local shops are doing what they can during the coronavirus outbreak.
Following CDC recommendations to avoid mass gatherings, the city hopes to do its part to help to reduce the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
Check out some of the finest plays, dance performances and exhibits taking place in March in Pittsburgh.
Check out some of the finest plays, dance performances and exhibits taking place in March in Pittsburgh.
Find your next great read close to home. These four bookstores are worth visiting for atmosphere and personal service.
