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What Items Can Be Disposed Of at the Next Resource Council Collections?
Hard-to-recycle collections in August will allow residents to dispose of e-waste, tires and small Freon appliances.
Which Pittsburgh Museums Will Offer Free Admission in August?
"3 For Free" will celebrate The Andy Warhol Museum, Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh and the Heinz History Center being recognized among the nation’s best.
Movie Review: Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One
The long-running action series turns out a winner thanks to slapstick action and lots of it.
Which New Strip District Mini-Golf Bar Is a Hole-in-One?
The Strip District’s new additions, Puttshack and Puttery, combine upscale and vibrant vibes to provide a unique mini-golf experience.
Why E-Scooters Are About to Disappear from Streets in Pittsburgh
Spin Scooters were part of a two-year pilot phase of the Move PGH program and not everyone is sorry to see them go.
How a Pittsburgh Woman Went From Near Death to Returning to the Basketball Court
Paula Franetti was critically injured in a 2016 accident and has rebounded to once again compete in the National Senior Games, and is now a Humana Game Changer.
What Does a Just and Equitable Pittsburgh Look Like?
From the Carnegie Museums to grassroots groups like 1Hood Media Academy, the Pittsburgh community is uniting to collect art that inspires Pittsburgh's next chapter.
Yinzers: Here’s How To Show Your Love for Pittsburgh With The City’s First Official Merch
Through a partnership with the local CommonWealth Press, Pittsburgh has officially launched its first branded hats, T-shirts and mugs.
Where You Can Cuddle Cats In Your Free Time
The activity is as beneficial for people as it is to animals, and Pittsburgh-area shelters offer many cuddling opportunities.
Wondering Where to Take Your July Fourth Celebration Wine and Beer Bottles?
A permanent glass recycling station will open Friday at Transverse Park in Mt. Oliver.
How Allegheny Health Network is Helping Food-Insecure Patients
Healthy food centers have opened at six AHN hospitals and have served more than 275,000 meals since 2018.
Mount Washington Baker Triumphs on Food Network's ‘Summer Baking Championship’
Local pastry chef Zoe Peckich pays homage to Pittsburgh as winner of Food Network’s “Summer Baking Championship.”
The Furries are Back in Pittsburgh – Are You Up On Your Furry Etiquette?
The Furries are in Pittsburgh this weekend for their annual convention. We’ve got a list of do’s and don’ts to make them feel welcome.
Why a Squirrel Hill Mural is Shedding Light On Gun Violence
Renowned local artist Kyle Holbrook designed the piece as a memorial to the 11 victims of the Oct. 27, 2018 synagogue shooting.
How a Pittsburgh Native Went From Home Makeovers to Red Carpet Premieres
Brett Freedman has been creating flawless looks on some of show biz’s best faces since the mid-1990s.
A Guide To Keeping Your Pets Safe And Serene On July Fourth
The fireworks during the Fourth of July isn't fun for everyone. Here is expert advice on how to keep your pets safe and calm.
How a $350,000 Citizens Bank Commitment Will Enhance Pittsburgh’s Arts Scene
Citizens Bank announced a partnership with The Andy Warhol Museum Tuesday that will expand The Pop District and The Warhol Academy.
Why You Should Venture ‘Into the Woods’ With Pittsburgh's Beloved Sally Wiggin
The Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera presents James Lapine and Stephen Sondheim’s classic twisted fairytale musical at the Benedum Center June 27-July 2.
Proposed Apartment Complex Near Frick Park Attracts Opposition
A Pittsburgh zoning hearing on Aug. 3 will determine if the 160-unit apartment complex can be built in Squirrel Hill.
10,000 People Are Coming to Pittsburgh and They Will Be Wearing Fursuits
Anthrocon is returning to the Steel City next weekend and you're invited to the party.
Where and When to See Fireworks in the Pittsburgh Area on July Fourth
Not every community is waiting until Independence Day to display the rocket's red glare. Here's a list of shows in the region.
How a New Youth Center Aims To Reinvigorate an Under-Resourced Pittsburgh Community
The youth center at the Homewood-Brushton YMCA is the first of two spaces for residents to gain access to cutting-edge technology. An adult space will open at the Homewood branch of CCAC in August.
