Adoptable & Adorable: Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Sam
He is a very smart boy and would love a home that can give him plenty of mental and physical exercise each day. Make an appointment to meet him at Animal Friends.
Perspectives: Sorry to Burst Your Pickle
An apology to the poor, innocent Pickle Balloon.
Watch This Weekend: A World-Premiere Adaptation
The Alumni Theater Company presents the first stage version of Sharon G. Flake’s award-winning novel “The Skin I’m In.”
The Ravens are No Longer Among Steelers’ Chief Concerns
At 10-0 the Steelers have bigger turkeys to stuff.
Adoptable & Adorable: Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Stretch Armstrong
This handsome guy was found as a stray. Make an appointment to meet him at Animal Friends.
Perspectives: Why There’s Really Only One Thanksgiving Movie
Unlike its film-soaked neighboring holidays, Thanksgiving only requires a viewing of “Planes, Trains & Automobiles.”
For Steelers, Adaptability is Mandatory, Distraction is Unacceptable
Mike Tomlin's squad faces a different team this week, but the same opponent.
Downtown Holiday Activities Are New and Safe
You can’t sit on Santa’s knee this year, but you can Zoom with him.
Buhl Planetarium Reopening with State-of-the-Art Upgrades
Plus, there's a new addition to the Carnegie Science Center's Miniature Railroad & Village.
Adoptable & Adorable: Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Rio
Rio would do best in a home that she can be the only dog to soak up all of the love. Make an appointment to meet her at Animal Friends.
Perspectives: The One Rule for COVID
PM Contributing Editor Sean Collier distills what experts have learned about how the virus spreads into a 12-word safety tip.
Tomlin Determined Not to Let Steelers Take Eye Off Of The Prize
Making it halfway through the season undefeated says a lot about how the Steelers are constructed. But their commitment despite whatever’s thrown in their path by the pandemic is also a critical component.
King of Sluggers: Josh Gibson's Legacy
A century has passed since the founding of the Negro Leagues, and the great-grandson of the game’s most feared yet forgotten hitter is fighting for the recognition of Pittsburgh’s Black baseball history.
Perspectives: Why We Make Good Neighbors
Pittsburgh has never been what I would think of as a disposable town. We value where we come from, and we embrace the familiar.
Yes, Virginia, There is a Nutcracker
Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, the Westmoreland Ballet Co. and the Bodiography Center for Movement are planning special pandemic versions of the holiday classic.
Meet the 2020 Class of 40 Under 40
Each year, Pittsburgh Magazine and PUMP recognize people whose career accomplishments, volunteer work and commitment to the Pittsburgh region make them some of our best, young neighbors. Our annual 40 UNDER 40 list is a reminder of what it takes to make our communities great.
How Ice Skating at the Rink at PPG Place Will Be Different This Year
The rink opened for its 20th season late last month.
Growing Up In Knoxville: Tom Atkins
The actor developed a fearless attitude toward a bygone city bridge in the hilly neighborhood south of the Mon River.
Growing Up in Squirrel Hill: Rege Bobonis
His family’s move from the Hill District opened a world of possibilities, from CMU’s campus to the Murray Avenue business district.
Growing Up in Brookline: Suzie McConnell-Serio
The Hall of Famer went from the boys’ team at a tiny Catholic grade school to the Olympic podium.
Growing Up in Bloomfield: Tom Savini
The visual effects artist vividly recalls growing up in Pittsburgh’s Little Italy, which he still calls home.
Growing Up in Schenley Heights: Lynne Hayes-Freeland
The KDKA Radio and TV host embraced the bonds she formed with the kids on her block and beyond.
Growing Up in South Oakland: Tonia Caruso
Friends, family and city institutions lent character to the neighborhood and its residents.
