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Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council Expands Emergency Fund for Artists
The emergency fund’s scope now covers up to $500 from loss of income due to coronavirus-related closings and cancellations.
Self-Quarantining? Here Are 5 Great Books by Local Authors to Help Pass the Time
Our book editor provides five options – old and new – that are worth your while.
Return Your Tickets to the Bet Window (Eventually)
Before the Sunday-night shutdown, Rivers Casino’s sportsbook remained open — mostly to refund bets on canceled contests.
$10 Million Pledged to help Pittsburghers Hardest Hit by COVID-19
Four Pittsburgh foundations are providing grants to help the hardest hit with food, health care and other needs.
10 Simple Ways to Help Others and Yourself Fight the Pandemic
"Real strength has to do with helping others" – Fred Rogers
Pittsburgh Cultural Trust and Pittsburgh Symphony Postpone or Cancel Dozens of Events
The decisions come as most large events involving more than 100 people are affected by coronavirus concerns.
Picklesburgh Once Again Named Top Specialty Food Event in the Nation
Poll shows that the pickle-themed event is a “big dill.”
Pittsburgh Adapts Plan for St. Patrick's Day Celebrations
The city will still provide shuttles and portable toilets, but is putting a focus on hygiene and safety in light of coronavirus concerns.
National Hockey League Puts Season On Hold
Concerns over COVID-19 prompted the NHL to suspend play indefinitely.
The Loveliest Coffee & Clothes Shutting Down Unexpectedly
The owner of the Instagrammable spot in Sewickley, a 2019 Best of the 'Burgh pick, says the space's owners have sold the building.
City of Pittsburgh Cancels St. Patrick's Day Parade Due to Coronavius
Following CDC recommendations to avoid mass gatherings, the city hopes to do its part to help to reduce the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
Getting Picture Taken in a Highway Work Zone Could Cost You
PennDOT’s Automated Work Zone Speed Enforcement System seeks to protect road workers and reduce speeding.
Food Writing Conference Postponed in Response to Coronavirus
The IACP meeting in Pittsburgh will now take place in October.
Theater at SouthSide Works to Close as Complex Gets Makeover
An innovation and office space will take its place.
Kennywood's Old Mill Will Return This Year
The historic dark ride will lose its "Garfield's Nightmare" theme and return to its roots with an updated western-themed experience.
PM on KD: Where Are These Notable Pittsburghers Now?
Pittsburgh Magazine editor Brian Hyslop appeared on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live to talk about what some legendary Yinzers are up to.
What's New at This Year’s Home & Garden Show?
Showcases include Amish built housing and tips in the ancient art of bonsai.
Watch: See What the New Airport will Look Like
New renderings have been released for $1 billion terminal project at Pittsburgh International Airport.
