Author: Mikaela Fitzpatrick
GetGo has partnered with The Education Partnership to distribute 5,000 boxes of Girl Scout cookies to local teachers.
City of Asylum will host International LitFest, a 10-day series of events featuring more than 30 speakers, including Pulitzer and Nobel Prize winners.
The funding will help the organizations rebound from financial difficulties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Thanks to various recent wildlife sightings throughout the city, the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police has created a central email for concerned citizens.
The Pennsylvania Resource Council is kicking off a summer of collection and recycling events.
The city is working to make firefighter positions more accessible after noticing demographic disparities within the Bureau of Fire.
The outdoor event will feature local vendors selling art, clothing and food.
After seeing huge success in raising funds last year, the virtual concert will return in September.
The Office of Victim Assistance Services helps residents recover.
Distillery Emerging Artist Residency provides upcoming artists and craftspeople an opportunity to hone their creative skills and emerge as professionals.
Mayor Peduto and the Urban Redevelopment Authority introduce a new housing initiative that aims to make homeownership more affordable.
Citiparks looking to hire lifeguards in order to reopen its public pools.
Pittsburgh donates over $800,000 to create the largest public artwork initiative introduced in the last decade.
Three women started a Facebook group to connect more Pittsburghers to the shots.
My mother survived a Widowmaker Heart Attack and the experience taught me that we need to be more conscious of our lifestyles to reduce the deadly risks.
Six new medical cannabis dispensaries to open in Pennsylvania, three of them in the Pittsburgh area.
Try out these ideas for a romantic date night at home.
New study by Pitt School of Pharmacy and West Health Policy Center highlights disparities.
Tours explore the landmark’s landscape and exterior.
Hundreds of students and pharmacists trained to deliver vaccines.
The 44th stamp in the Black Heritage series will feature the Pittsburgh playwright.
The 2020 Moovit study also reveals how the pandemic impacted use of public transportation.
Wigle Whiskey and Threadbare Cider announce new products in honor of Pennsylvania’s famous groundhog.
Spoken word artists express powerful truths during the August Wilson African American Cultural Center’s annual “Poetry Unplugged.”
