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Celebrate America’s Semiquincentennial by Boarding the Spirit of 1776
Young volunteers from the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum recreated the star-spangled streetcar, which is on display at the Washington County facility.
Five Budget-Friendly Ways To Stay Cool And Beat The Heat
With unseasonably warm weather upon us many Pittsburghers are flocking to fountains, pools and splash parks.
What Does Giant Eagle’s Future Look Like?
The regional supermarket chain was recently sold to Kroger for $1.65 billion, but officials promise consistency.
22-Year-Old Brookline Native Honored With City Proclamation
June 23 was officially named “Ryan Lestitian Day” after a Duquesne student who published his debut novel.
First-Ever Brighton Heights Book Fair Will Kick Off This July
The reading bazaar aims to promote both literacy and community.
Know-It-All: The Great Pittsburgh Book Crawl
A happy ending is in store with this interactive event.
7 Things to Do in July
Catch fireworks, attend a dill-icious festival and get ready for the furry parade.
Opinion: Kennywood’s Bites and Pints Brings Great Flavors, and Great Value
Despite a fairly hefty price tag, the food festival delivers real bang for your buck. Check it out before it leaves for the season on July 5.
Map: Everything You Need to Know About Pittsburgh's Hidden Histories
Think you know Pittsburgh history? Look inside for a deep dive into some of the people and places that made our city great.
Give Hair Peace a Chance
The local nonprofit organization provides prayer, care and financial assistance to women and girls fighting cancer in Western Pennsylvania.
Bring Your Kids to Learn to Swim at City Pools
Experts say formal swimming lessons can reduce the risk of drowning by up to 88%.
Pickleball Courts Are Coming to Arts Landing
Debuting in time for Picklesburgh, the courts will remain open even after the festival is over.
Danny Elfman Brings His 'Symphony of Chaos' to Pittsburgh
The noted composer behind “The Nightmare Before Christmas" and other blockbusters is scheduled to perform with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra in July.
Local Blacksmiths Forge Tribute to America’s 250th Birthday
The collection will be available online and at the Wendell August Forge Flagship Store, located in Grove City.
Flag Sojourn 250 Events in Pittsburgh
Salute a very special flag before it is escorted to Washington, D.C.
From Pittsburgh, An American Tale For The Nation's 250th Anniversary
As the U.S. celebrates its semiquincentennial birthday, Pittsburgh, and a well-traveled American flag, make a statement rooted in history — and hopeful for the future.
Mijo Cantina Offers A Mix of New Mexican and Traditional Mexican Flavors
Named after a Spanish term of endearment, the Federal Galley concept has expanded from the North Side to the North Hills.
Johnny Angel Invites You to Reconnect With Pittsburgh's Doo Wop Scene
A monthly “Throwback Thursdays” event series kicks off on June 25.
Sheetz Knocks It Out of the Park With a Paul Skenes-Approved Hot Dog
The Big Glizzy is available for a limited time at all 838 Sheetz locations across seven states.
The New Atterbury Hotel Opens Its Doors
Downtown’s newest hotel is offering some introductory offers to welcome guests, with bookings opening June 24.
Special Dill-ivery: Picklesburgh Is Coming
Mark your calendars for July 16-19 and enjoy pickle-themed vendors, the Dillcathlon Games and even a pickle-themed silent disco.
How Your Child Can Receive Free Books, Courtesy of Dolly Parton
The music legend’s Imagination Library is expanding to reach more local families.
