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He Wondered If Pittsburgh Could Survive a Disaster – And Then It Did
The reporter who researched and wrote a story about how Pittsburgh might respond to a disaster got the answer much sooner than he anticipated.
Three Rivers Champion: Sloane Davidson
Davidson started an organization that gives refugee and immigrant families aid based on real, person-to-person relationships, not transactions.
Three Rivers Champion: James Jamieson
Jamieson, a volunteer for more that two decades, donates his time these days to three Pittsburgh-area organizations.
Three Rivers Champion: Barbara Johnson
Volunteer dance mentor Barbara Johnson uses her time to share the gift of dance.
Three Rivers Champion: Latasha Wilson-Batch
Latasha Wilson-Batch, the executive director of the Best of the Batch Foundation, proves that the best way to change a life is by giving your time.
Want to Party in Pittsburgh with the Property Brothers?
In celebration of their new memoir “It Takes Two,” HGTV’s Jonathan and Drew Scott will host a show at the Byham Theater as part of a nationwide tour. Pittsburgh Magazine talks to the brothers on what the audience can expect.
"This Is Us" Captures Spirit of Pittsburgh
Show creator Dan Fogelman says the success of the partially Pittsburgh-based show caught him off guard.
Three Rivers Champion: Tom Baker
Allegheny County councilman Tom Baker and his wife, Erin, founded Get Involved! Inc., a nonprofit organization that helps young people become more engaged in their communities through leadership development and service-oriented programs.
Up Close: Photos You Will Treasure from the Penguins Parade
Thousands turned out Downtown to cheer the Stanley Cup Champions and photographer Dave DiCello was as close as you could be.
Meet Our First Three Rivers Champion: Paul Rojik
As a longtime volunteer at the Sarah Heinz House, Rojik has impacted the lives of thousands of children.
Pittsburgh Music Artists Come Together for Two Weeks of Learning
Daya and Jasiri X to co-chair “Remake Learning Days”
Where in Pittsburgh to Dump Your Old TV or Computer
You are going to want to print this list and keep it handy.
A Deliberate Pace: He's Seeing the World One Step at a Time
Acclaimed travel author and Sewickley native Brandon Wilson has conquered remote trails, retraced religious pilgrimages and scaled mountain peaks while hiking in nearly 100 nations all over the world. His advice? Take the first step.
Sunday in the Strip: 17 Photos That Capture the Neighborhood Perfectly
A visit to Pittsburgh's Strip District is almost like going back in time, but in the best way possible. When you’re there you don’t feel the modern day rush, it’s just relaxed.
16 Pics That Will Make You Look at North Park in a New Way
It may be too cold for picnics or swimming, but North Park in the winter is still a very special place to enjoy the outdoors.
Timeline: The History of the Pittsburgh Penguins
As the team begins its 50th anniversary season, a look back through pictures and videos of the big moments in the Pens' first 49 years.
Best New Restaurants in Pittsburgh in 2016
Pittsburgh Magazine's Dining Critic Hal B. Klein's list of the six top openings of the year.
Welcome New Year With New Things At Pittsburgh's First Night
The annual New Year’s Eve event features food, fireworks, music and more.
Why Thanksgiving Comes Every Day for 3 Pittsburgh-Area Men
They owe their lives to one man who lives on in each of them.
The Surprising Things You Learn in a Car Ride With Clint Hurdle
The Bucs' manager shared his philosophy on arguments with umpires –– and a lot of other things –– during a short ride around the block with KDKA anchors Susan Koeppen and Ken Rice.
Bringing Spirits — and a Grand Hotel — Back from the Dead?
The historic Hotel Conneaut is under new management and a group of Pittsburgh-area ghost hunters are among their most loyal customers.
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