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Steel City Squash to Hit the Courts in Larimer in July
The organization aims not only to serve area youth with sports and mentoring, but the whole Larimer community.
Delta Resumes Nonstop Flights to Salt Lake City from Pittsburgh
Flights begin on Nov. 23 on this route that had no nonstop flights from Pittsburgh International Airport since the pandemic.
Why are Eat'n Park's Smiley Cookies Wearing a Mustache?
The Pittsburgh-based restaurant is honoring Pirates phenom Paul Skenes with a new treat.
How a New Exhibit at Fort Pitt Museum Is Bringing Cultures Together
After a decade of development, the Pittsburgh-based museum presents a fresh view of American Indian history in new exhibit.
Ukrainian Military Musicians to Perform in Pittsburgh on Tour of Gratitude
They will share poignant stories and traditional music in seven free concerts June 24-27 in the region.
How to Make Nature Accessible to Everyone in Pittsburgh
Frick Park’s new Outdoor Sensory Classroom and Nature Play Trail will soon welcome visitors of all abilities.
ScareHouse Will Not Open This Year
The acclaimed haunted house quietly moved out of its most recent home at Pittsburgh Mills late last year and does not plan to have regular operations in 2024.
Bonnie Baxter Says Goodbye to Doors Open Pittsburgh
The organization's founder looks back on her time as she prepares to move on to other creative endeavors.
Pittsburgh Magazine Wins First Place in Annual Robert L. Vann Media Awards
Contributor Joe Pinchot won in the category of ‘Profile/News Feature’ for his story on WAMO’s 75th anniversary.
What New Bikes are Available in Pittsburgh’s Bikeshare Program?
POGOH adds seven models to serve people of all abilities — and those rentals are free this summer.
Four Chord Celebrates 10 Years of Music at Carrie Furnace
All-American Rejects headlines the festival, which has spread to two days.
Red Lantern Bike Shop Rides to New Heights in the Mon Valley
The nonprofit moves into an old church in Turtle Creek to expand its services of providing free bikes to children, selling affordable bikes to others.
Sign Up Now to Tell Your Story at StoryCorps Mobile Tour
Everyone has a story to tell, and here’s your chance to tell yours.
‘Y is for Yinz’: A new Way to Teach ABCs — and Pittsburghese
Children’s author draws upon her Pittsburgh roots to pen an alphabet book.
Pittsburgh's Largest Indoor Pickleball Facility is Set to Open
Pickleball Warehouse is taking over the former Wheel Mill space in Homewood.
What Do Folks Think of Pittsburgh's Three Rivers Arts Festival?
The 65th annual free art and music event heads into its final weekend, ending Sunday with the Ben Folds concert at 7:30 p.m.
What’s in the New ‘Vision Plan’ for Pittsburgh’s Downtown?
Local government and civic leaders unveil improvements for three main areas of the Golden Triangle to help revitalize Downtown.
How Comedian Asher O’Briant Is Bringing “Queer Joy” to Stand-Up Comedy
O’Briant’s musical stand-up special, “One-Man, No-Woman, Show,” is in the middle of a run at local theaters.
Pittsburgh Pools Will Open June 15
Pool maintenance and a limited number of lifeguards prevent all 18 pools from opening in 2024.
Hot Dog! Wiener World Now Has a New Location in Downtown Pittsburgh
After nearly 60 years, owners of the iconic hot dog stand cite ongoing crime as its reason to move from Smithfield Street to the U.S. Steel Building.
Rooftop Renaissance: Pittsburgh Looks Up to a Future with New Views from Elevated Spaces
Plans are being explored to create an observation deck and tourist attraction atop the U.S. Steel Tower — Pittsburgh's tallest building.
Why Pittsburgh Will Have Two Juneteenth Celebrations
After some initial confusion, Pittsburgh City Council agrees to fund two Juneteenth festivals that will celebrate the end of slavery.
