Author: Maddy Perry
2024 40 Under 40 Honoree: Megan Harris (36)
"I don’t think my goals have any parameters, nor have they ever. I feel very lucky to have experienced everything I have, and I’m very open to whatever the universe wants to bring me next."
2024 40 Under 40 Honoree: Jon Mosholder (37)
"What drives me is just coming here to work and being able to communicate with all of my employees in the same way that I communicate as a deaf person."
2024 40 Under 40 Honoree: Sophia Ogiso (39)
"Every day presents a new challenge in terms of the work that I’m doing, the people that I’m working with and learning from … that is constantly inspiring me."
2024 40 Under 40 Honoree: Darla Sherlock (32)
"Every family in our area should feel valued, loved and supported, and to help that, I think that you can start with the littlest. You can start with the babies."
Absence Made The Heart Grow Fonder For This Military Bride
Nicole Luben, a member of the Pennsylvania Air National Guard, married Jim Doman after planning the wedding long distance.
‘Brown Mamas Weekend’ Aims to Empower Black Mothers
The Pittsburgh-based organization has grown to more than 6,400 members – and 10,000 around the country.
Wilkinsburg Muralist Heads to Paris Olympics to Spread Message of Peace
Kyle Holbrook plans to paint four murals throughout the City of Lights to 'bring more attention to the issue and the need for peace and humanity.'
New Way of Transportation on Some Pittsburgh Roads? Golf Carts
Village Buggy has sold 50 golf carts to use on 25-mph roads in Mount Lebanon, Beaver, Murrysville, Peters, South Fayette, Sewickley and Wexford.
Pittsburgh’s Battle of Homestead to be Commemorated July 6
The most famous labor event occurred 132 years ago on Saturday.
Want to Name a New Pittsburgh Sports Team?
There are four options to choose from for a new Riverhounds women’s soccer team.
Pittsburgh’s Sabika Jewelry Is Saying ‘Farewell’ After 23 Years in Business
The women-owned company produced unique pieces that were not always in fashion. 'We’ve always been our own thing.'
Steel City Squash to Hit the Courts in Larimer in July
The organization aims not only to serve area youth with sports and mentoring, but the whole Larimer community.
Red Lantern Bike Shop Rides to New Heights in the Mon Valley
The nonprofit moves into an old church in Turtle Creek to expand its services of providing free bikes to children, selling affordable bikes to others.
