Author: Ollie Gratzinger
Barrel & Flow Fest Returns With Food, Music, Culture and, Of Course, Beer
More than 30 Black-owned breweries will be featured at this year’s festival, slated for Aug. 13.
What Will Pittsburgh International Airport's New Facial Comparison Machines Do?
The technology differs from the controversial facial recognition software.
The American Queen Docked in Pittsburgh, and Student Athletes Were There to Welcome It
Athletes from local universities partnered with the cruise line American Queen Voyages to raise awareness of maritime jobs — and a notable new itinerary.
A New Era of Schooling: What Is The Future of Remote Learning?
Higher education’s shift toward digital has been a long time coming, but the coronavirus pandemic accelerated college life headfirst into the so-called “new normal.” What will school look like moving forward?
My Best of the 'Burgh: Mikey Hood
As the lifestyle and entertainment host on KDKA’s “Pittsburgh Today Live,” Pittsburgh native Mikey Hood has a finger on the pulse of the city.
Denzel Washington Will Speak at the Grand Opening of the August Wilson House
The restored Hill District home of the late playwright will be unveiled at a grand opening ceremony on Aug. 13.
Penn Brewery Sold to Local Businessman, as Current Owners Plan to Retire
Stefan Nitsch, born in Austria, plans to introduce some experimental products and ideas to the Troy Hill brewery.
How You Can Shape The Artistic Touches To The New Fern Hollow Bridge
City and state officials have commissioned two local artists to begin the process of designing the bridge’s new aesthetics. Here’s how you can share your opinion on the project.
Even Without Naming Rights, Heinz Will Maintain a Presence in Acrisure Stadium
The company has plans for the ketchup bottles removed from the scoreboard, among other things.
Pittsburgh Public Schools Names Wayne Walters as its New Superintendent
Walters has served as the interim superintendent since Anthony Hamlet resigned last fall.
Donatelli’s Italian Food Center Will Soon Bid Adieu to Pittsburgh’s Little Italy
The 90-year-old grocery store will close in August after it was unable to find a buyer.
The Pittsburgh Steelers, Pirates and Penguins Join Together for Charity
Celebrity Care Fest is making its return for the first time since the pandemic hit in 2020.
Places We Love: Point State Park
The park is an urban oasis, a touch of green in the midst of our black, gold and gray concrete jungle.
How Can Downtown Be More Welcoming?
One of the goals is to make Pittsburgh a more walkable city.
Ten of Our Favorite Posts About The Switch to Acrisure Stadium
Steelers fans are funny when they’re mad.
Manufacturing Will Be At the Heart of Pittsburgh’s Newest Neighborhood
The Neighborhood 91 project will be a one-stop shop for the entire 3D printing process.
The City of Pittsburgh Has Adopted The Ambitious Oakland Plan
The 10-year plan will address community needs, development, mobility and infrastructure throughout the neighborhood. Here’s what could be changing soon.
Hold the Ketchup: Heinz Field Is Now Officially Acrisure Stadium
If social media is any indication, fans are far from thrilled.
In Harmony, PA You'll Find Peace, Love and (Of Course) Harmony
The small town in Butler County, a former religious community, is rife with history and charm.
The Common Field of the Flight 93 National Memorial in Stoneycreek Township, PA
The Flight 93 National Memorial in Somerset County offers a poignant tribute for those who died there on Sept. 11, 2001.
Perspectives: What’s In A Name? For Facebook, Not Enough. Or Perhaps, Too Much
For us trans folks, our identities are put in stasis while an algorithm decides whether we’re real or not.
Proposed Legislation Could Bring Affordable Housing to Downtown’s Historic Office Buildings
It’s all part of the plan to increase the health and vitality of the city center.
