Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Tanner
This high-energy boy is looking for his forever home. Make arrangements to meet him at Animal Friends.
What Will Catch Your Eye at This Year’s First Night Festivities?
The annual celebration features music, performances, family fun and more — including a 24-foot, flaming tree made of steel.
Gaining More Yards Than They've Done in Years Is Not Enough for the Steelers, But It’s a Start
The difference in their offense without former coordinator Matt Canada was more subtle than spectacular, initially. But for a change, there’s hope on the horizon.
Can't Miss Events in December
Save the date: Here are our picks for the best concerts, art exhibits, dance performances & more this month.
Getaway: Warren, Pennsylvania Is a Great Place to Unwind
Relaxation is all around you in this charming small town, which offers easy access to Allegheny National Forest.
Spotlight on Dance: "SUPERCELL" Is slowdanger's Perfect Storm
Cataclysmic environmental disaster, media hype and voyeuristic fascination collide in slowdanger’s “SUPERCELL.”
Pittsburgh Lit: What We're Reading in December
Books Editor Kristofer Collins this month suggests four under-the-wire recommendations if you’re looking to add a few more books to your Goodreads list before 2023 runs out.
Collier’s Weekly: It’s Still a Wonderful Life in Indiana, Pennsylvania
The Jimmy Stewart Museum, a treasure in the actor’s hometown, is a model of how a small museum can honor and preserve a person’s memory.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Punky
This sweet guy is looking for his forever home. Make an appointment to meet him at Animal Friends.
This Year You Can See 10 Of Your Favorite Local Celebs in "The Nutcracker" Ballet
Frzy, Gisele Fetterman, Kristine Sorensen and more will have guest appearances in the “Party Scene” in Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre’s annual holiday production.
Pittsburgh Steelers Finally Get Around to Blaming Matt Canada
The offense was getting worse, not better, as was quarterback Kenny Pickett. That left Mike Tomlin with little choice but to do what needed to be done.
What Happened? An Obituary for Century III Mall
Once the third-largest mall in America, the deteriorating shopping center in West Mifflin still evokes warm memories from former shoppers as it faces demolition.
Excellence in Nursing Honorees for 2023
The eight nurses selected in the eighth annual Excellence in Nursing Awards place high value on good communication, empathy and collegiality.
Excellence in Nursing – Researcher: Teresa Hagan Thomas
Associate Professor, University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing
Excellence in Nursing – Leadership/Executive: Sandra Rader
President, UPMC Presbyterian Shadyside
Excellence in Nursing – Emerging Leader: Arnie Tressler
5F Manager, St. Clair Hospital
Excellence in Nursing – Community/Ambulatory: Faye Harris
Clinical Coordinator Cardiology, Cardiovascular Institute-3 AHN, Allegheny General Hospital
Excellence in Nursing – Clinician: Lucas Haffely
Interventional Radiology Nurse Clinician, Butler Memorial Hospital
Excellence in Nursing – Clinical Instructor/Educator: Heather Fischetti
Staff Development/Infection Control Coordinator, UPMC Canterbury Place (UPMC Senior Communities)
Excellence in Nursing – Advanced Practitioner: Heeyoung Lee
Associate Professor, University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing, Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, P.K. Mullick MD & Associates
Excellence in Nursing – Academic: Rebecca Kronk
Professor, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, Duquesne University School of Nursing
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Sally
Sally is a lovely 2-year-old pup looking for her forever home. Make arrangements to meet her at Animal Friends.
25 Famous (and Infamous) Quotes About Pittsburgh
We found 25 of the most notable quotations — attributed to everyone from authors to musicians to one cartoon cat — that sum up people’s thoughts on our city.
