Author: Ollie Gratzinger
Shop for Vintage Goods at the Heinz History Center
The Neighborhood Flea’s 12th-annual Vintage Pittsburgh Festival will feature more than 50 vendors.
What’s New at Kennywood This Year?
From potato-inspired menus to some important anniversaries, the park says the 2026 season will be full of surprises.
Local Lawmakers Propose Legislation to Regulate Airbnbs — Again
The reform would require the implementation of “baseline safety standards” and establish distinct regulatory categories.
Kennywood Is Nominated for ‘Best Theme Park’ in National Readers Choice Awards
Its famed coaster, Phantom’s Revenge, is also nominated in the “Best Roller Coaster” category.
Pitt Names Robin Harmony as New Women’s Basketball Head Coach
The Hershey native has earned recognition for her recruiting success, player development and ability to build strong team culture, the university says.
Candle-Making Business Is the Latest Pop-Up to Join Downtown Revitalization Effort
Visitors on Saturday, March 28 can receive a free gift.
Does Pittsburgh Have a Perception Problem?
VisitPITTSBURGH’s new “Forge On” marketing campaign invites travelers to engage with Pittsburgh’s legacy beyond the steel that made it famous.
Who Is Carrie? Rivers of Steel Seeks Photo of Woman Behind Iconic Carrie Blast Furnaces
While the organization now knows the full name of the woman whose name lives on through the historical landmark in Rankin, they’re still searching for her face.
Sheetz Is Hiring 500 Employees in Pennsylvania
The chain will host hiring events with on-the-spot interviews at each of its 315 Pennsylvania locations on Wednesday, March 25.
When Will Pittsburgh’s Allergy Season Be in Full Bloom?
Studies show that environmental factors are making for worse periods of discomfort that can last longer.
Could Pittsburgh International Airport Soon See Driverless Buses?
A multimillion-dollar proposal has entered a public comment period through April 14.
Carlow University Names New Provost
Rhonda Maneval had previously served as interim provost and dean of the College of Health and Wellness.
5 Local Chocolate Shops Where You Can Find Easter Candy
Plus one day trip if you’re feeling adventurous.
Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium Explores Adding New Destination to the North Shore
A feasibility study will investigate the potential project.
‘Shopopoly’ Returns to Market Square
Participants can be entered into drawings to win up to $3,000 worth of prizes.
Wiz Khalifa to Headline New Hill District Venue’s First Show
Citizens Live at the Wylie is scheduled to open this fall.
City to Host the First of Many Saturday E-Waste Collection Events
Residents can dispose of common, hard-to-get-rid-of items like computers, TVs and batteries.
A Pittsburgh Fashion Scene Icon is Curating His Final Show
Richard Parsakian’s career spans almost half a century.
Check Out the Pittsburgh Marathon’s Official Black-And-Gold Shoe for 2026
The Brooks Glycerin 23 features Pittsburgh bridges and landmarks on each foot.
Profile: The Hilltop Gardeners, Raynise and TaRay Kelly
The Soil Sisters aim to conquer Pittsburgh’s food deserts.
What Will Pitt’s Newest Arena and Sports Performance Facility Look Like?
New renderings of the Victory Heights project have been released.
2022 40 Under 40 Honoree: Jessica Semler
“Changing the world can feel impossible, but seeing that you can transform your backyard is invigorating.”
2022 40 Under 40 Honoree: Larissa Russo
“I wanted to create a space that enabled people to come together to make meaningful change.”
2022 40 Under 40 Honoree: Jessica Rogowicz
“At the end of my life — which hopefully is a very long time from now — I just want to leave this earth knowing that I’ve had a more positive impact on it than a negative one.”
2022 40 Under 40 Honoree: Andréa Stanford
“Employees are culture carriers for our values and behaviors, which define who we are, how we act and how we work together.”
2022 40 Under 40 Honoree: Andrea M. Robinson
“Nobody wrote a handbook for me. I’m trying to write that handbook for my siblings, but also for young Black girls who look like me.”
Pittsburgh International Airport’s Ambitious New Terminal is Well Under Way
Travelers will soon start to notice some construction barriers as big changes take place both inside and out.
14 Places in Pennsylvania to See the Best Fall Foliage
Near and far, experience the beauty of Appalachian autumn at these locations around the state.
Join Pittsburgh’s Four Independent Comedy Venues for a Month of Laughs
For $20, you can catch a show at Arcade Comedy Theater, the Burgh Bus, Steel City Improv and Bottlerocket Social Hall.
Pennsylvania’s First Bunny Cafe Will Soon Open in Pittsburgh
The cafe plays heavily into the idea of a “third space,” defined as a place for meaningful socialization that isn’t one’s home or workplace.
The Miniature Railroad at Carnegie Science Center Gets a Spooky New Addition
Horror movie fans will recognize it right away.
Pittsburgh Magazine’s Publisher Honored With Award for Excellence in Media
The award was given out at this year’s Art Rooney Award Dinner & Auction.
Pitt and UPMC Name Local Foot and Ankle Expert as Dr. Freddie Fu’s Successor
The decision comes after a lengthy and deliberate search, Pitt says.
Thousands Sign Petition Supporting CMU Professor After Viral Tweet Critical of the Queen
Professor Uju Anya was criticized by Jeff Bezos and CMU for citing Queen Elizabeth II's role in British colonization in a tweet that has been removed by Twitter.
Five Farms Near Pittsburgh With Pumpkin Patches to Visit This Autumn
Most of the farms also offer hayrides and other festive fall activities.
Duquesne University Professor Says Death of Queen May Have Lasting Political Implications
The monarch’s death after a 70-year reign, he says, is the “end of an era.”
Pittsburgh Regional Transit Commits To A Zero-Emissions Fleet
The change, which will include electric buses and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, is expected to take more than two decades.
Cirque du Soleil Will Return to Pittsburgh for Five Shows Only
Tickets for “Corteo” are on sale to Club Cirque members now, and will go on sale to the general public on Sept. 12.
A Leaf Peeper’s Paradise: Your Ultimate Guide to Fall Foliage in Pittsburgh and Beyond
How to track fall foliage in your area, and where to see the best views this autumn.
University of Pittsburgh Plans to Add a New Facility to “Victory Heights”
The university will present its plan to the Department of City Planning at a meeting on Sept. 12.
Pittsburgh Region Wins Share of $1 Billion Through the Build Back Better Challenge
Southwestern Pennsylvania will receive almost $63 million to help businesses invest in robotics and other innovative technologies.
Big Changes Are in Store For Pittsburgh’s Three Sister Bridges
The changes will be most noticeable at night.
A New Megabus Partnership: Where Will It Take You Now?
More than a dozen new towns and cities are on the list.
Etna Riverfront Trail and Park Named a Great Place in Pennsylvania
Butler Street in Etna received the same honor last year.
9 Pittsburgh Festivals This Fall You Won’t Want to Miss
Whether you’re looking for food, music, culture or something else entirely, there’s bound to be a local festival that checks all your boxes.
How Climate Change May Be Shortening The Pittsburgh-Area Ski Season
This year, many resorts are deciding to open later in the year.
Two Pittsburgh Magazine Writers Win First Place at the Vann Awards
The awards are presented by the Pittsburgh Black Media Federation and honors the legendary former publisher and editor of the Pittsburgh Courier, Robert L. Vann.
Seven City of Pittsburgh Pools Will Remain Open Through Labor Day
The pools will be open for a week longer than expected.
