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Pittsburgh Magazine Launches Newsletter Aimed At Keeping You Healthy
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Fern Hollow Bridge in Pittsburgh Has Reopened A Day Early
Just 11 months after the bridge collapse, traffic is now flowing on the new bridge between Regent Square and Squirrel Hill.
He Made Me Feel Special. He Made Me Feel Loved. Why We're Still Learning Lessons from Mister Rogers
When writing “When You Wonder, You’re Learning,” a book that breaks down Fred Rogers’ enduring appeal to children into an easy-to-understand blueprint, Pittsburghers Gregg Behr and Ryan Rydzewski found Mister Rogers was still teaching them.
Friends and Fans Mourn Franco Harris
As news of the Hall of Famer's death spread, many reflected on the legendary player's character and passion for Pittsburgh.
Days Before 50th Anniversary of The “Immaculate Reception,” Franco Harris Dies at 72
His improbable, seemingly impossible shoestring catch and run for a touchdown beat the Oakland Raiders and sent the Steelers to the first of many playoff games in the '70s.
When You Can Finally Hit the Slopes at Pittsburgh-Area Ski Resorts
After a relatively mild fall, cold weather and the ability to make snow has arrived.
Christmas Bird Count: Help The Audubon Society Identify Feathered Friends
Volunteers have collected bird species data throughout Allegheny County for more than 100 years.
Henry L. Hillman Foundation Boosts Affordable Housing Programs In Pittsburgh
More than $11 million in grants will benefit such efforts as Rebuilding Together Pittsburgh, Rising Tide Partners and NeighborWorks.
Using a Chainsaw, Richard Bubin Has Been Carving Ice Sculptures For Four Decades
The Churchill native creates masterpieces out of blocks of ice, fruit and vegetables. You can see one of his larger creations at First Night.
Blackhawk School District educator, Ryan Hardesty, named 2023 Pa. Teacher of the Year
Hardesty uses costumes, music videos and trips to D.C. to engage his social studies students at Highland Middle School.
Pitt Student Noah Stockwell Solves All The Right Puzzles on ‘Wheel of Fortune’
The New Jersey native shares his experience playing America’s Game.
Want to Fly Nonstop to the West Coast? Pittsburghers Get A New Option
Breeze Airways will launch nonstop service to Orange County, California in March of 2023.
What's New and What Favorites are Returning for Pittsburgh's First Night
First Night festivities include new tours of the Byham Theater and Benedum Center, the return of the ice maze, fireworks and live performances.
RAD Approves Record Budget To Sustain Allegheny County’s Quality Of Life
The record $126.5 million investments will support county recreational facilities, libraries, accessibility and inclusion.
The City of Pittsburgh Seeks Snow Angels to Make Our Sidewalks Safer
Some neighborhoods in need of more volunteers include Beechview, Brighton Heights, Brookline and Carrick.
Shining Bright: ‘Dazzling Nights’ Illuminates Pittsburgh Botanic Garden in a Million Lights
Wear comfortable shoes and be prepared to walk 2+ miles through the immersive exhibit.
Want to Know When and Where Pittsburgh-Area Ice Skating Rinks Are Open?
Ice skaters now have plenty of options just as the cold weather settles in.
Embrace Varied Cultures As The Cathedral Of Learning Plans Return Of Its Holiday Open House
Learn about various holiday traditions under one roof from noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday.
#GivingTuesday: Pittsburgh Raises More Than $3 Million In 24 Hours To Support Local Nonprofits
The Give Big Pittsburgh donation portal will remain open through Dec. 31.
Why Tom Ross is Cleaning Up Pittsburgh — One Bag at a Time
The North Hills native has collected 500 bags of trash this year alone.
Why Allegheny County Is Cutting Back on Covid Testing Sites
The first phase of closing 11 testing sites begins Dec. 2.
What Should Pittsburgh's Allegheny Riverfront Park Look Like?
The public is invited to give input into the park’s design at a Dec. 7 workshop at the Byham Theater.
