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How Puppets For Pittsburgh Gives Kids a Creative Outlet to Build Confidence
Cheryl Capezzuti will teach children how to make puppets with the CitiParks Roving Art Cart this summer.
Where Can You Dispose Of Your Old TVs, Tires and E-Waste in Pittsburgh?
Three collections in the Pittsburgh area are scheduled from June 3 to October to keep old electronics and other materials out of the environment.
Pittsburgh Magazine Wins 4 Golden Quill Awards
The Press Club of Western Pennsylvania honors local journalists in its 59th annual awards.
How Are Pittsburgh Cultural Institutions Improving Their Accessibility?
The Allegheny Regional Asset District is funding projects that will open up experiences to the broader public.
Where You Can Dive In and Cool Off in Allegheny County This Summer
County pools and spray parks to open for the season on Saturday, June 3. The City of Pittsburgh has not released pool season details yet.
Meet the Winners of the 2023 Gene Kelly Awards
Presented by Pittsburgh CLO, the Kellys also are an opportunity for high school students to be awarded thousands of dollars in scholarships.
Pittsburgh’s Acclaimed International Poetry Forum Returns
After a 14-year hiatus, the organization that brought 800 poets and performers to Pittsburgh relaunches with a modern twist.
Acrisure $7.5 Million Donation Will Help Advance Care at UPMC Children’s Heart Institute
The gift is the largest single donation ever to the UPMC Children’s Hospital Foundation.
Mars New Year Festival Brings Infinity and Beyond To Your Own Backyard
An out-of-this-world experience is headed to Mars Borough, just 25 miles from Pittsburgh, the weekend of June 9 and 10.
Driving to Pittsburgh International Airport? Watch for New Traffic Patterns
As construction on the new terminal progresses, work has begun on a new road system at the airport.
Where Can You Enjoy Films Under the Stars Through October?
The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy and City of Pittsburgh will host movies in the park series this summer and fall.
Why the Fern Hollow Bridge Collapse Could Have Been Avoided
A new report shows corrosion and blocked drains were documented in inspections since 2005 and recommends more than 10,000 U.S. bridges be inspected for similar issues.
Pittsburgh Air Travelers Are Getting Six New Nonstop Flights
Breeze Airways adds destinations from Pittsburgh, changes California flights to Los Angeles and rebrands its front seating section.
Where You Can Enjoy Two Days of Music in Pittsburgh
The inaugural WonderWorks Music Festival will feature headliners Hozier and Jason Mraz during Memorial Day Weekend.
This Show at the EQT Children’s Theater Festival Turns Audiences Into Water
Hiawatha Project’s “Buoyant Sea” casts young theatergoers as a splashing, flowing body of water in a world-premiere production.
What Are The Challenges Ahead For The Progressive Victors of Tuesday's Primary?
A number of new faces will be taking the reins of power in Allegheny County.
Who Are The Nominees For This Year's Gene Kelly Awards?
Presented by Pittsburgh CLO, the Kellys also are an opportunity for high school students to be awarded thousands of dollars in scholarships.
A Closer Look at The Big Plans For Pittsburgh’s Riverfront Parks
Riverlife announces renovation projects for Allegheny Landing, Allegheny Riverfront parks to create “river rooms” for all to enjoy.
How a New Video Series with Pittsburgh Rapper Frzy Fights National Book Bans
The Carnegie Library’s “From Books to Bars with Frzy” features the rapper reading from a children’s book that embraces themes of diversity, inclusion and identity.
Hitmakers, Local Favorites and More to Play Hartwood and South Park
The county has released the lineups for its popular concert series at Hartwood Acres and South Park Amphitheatre, including some surprising names — get ready to do the Safety Dance!
If City Council Approves, Pittsburgh Will Finally Have a New Police Chief
Mayor Ed Gainey has tapped a former assistant chief to succeed former Chief Scott Schubert, who retired last year.
Old Paint Cans Piling Up? Here’s How You Can Dispose of Your Household Chemicals
PRCs next household chemical collection of the year is on May 6, giving Pittsburghers the opportunity to dispose of anything from paint cans to pesticides.
