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Existing Companies Drive the ‘Lion’s Share’ of Pittsburgh Business Growth
A new report by the Allegheny Conference on Community Development tracks expansions in the region over the last 17 years.
The Brothers Behind Pittsburgh Pickle Co. Are the Undisputed Pickle Kings
The business, which started in a church basement, is now a nationwide favorite.
Heinz Endowments Boosts Environmental and Food Security Efforts With New Grants
The Pittsburgh philanthropy commits $9.3 million to improve the region’s climate, air, water quality and more.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Kaia
Despite her being a little on the older side, Kaia still has energy! Make arrangements to meet her at Animal Friends.
Look Inside This 100-Year-Old Shadyside Home That Strikes a Balance Between Old and New
Interior designer Betsy Wentz helped Nick and Kristin Varischetti update their ornate, century-old property into a family-friendly forever home.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: The Polio Vaccine Earns Worldwide Acceptance
Jonas Salk’s polio vaccine, first administered in 1954, was declared safe and effective around the world in the years that followed.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Pico De Gato
Pico De Gato enjoys attention and pets from everyone! Make arrangements to meet him at Animal Friends.
Collier’s Weekly: Why Can’t We Have a Convenient Concert Venue?
As complaints about major venues have increased, it appears that the places hosting concerts are unconcerned with delivering a hassle-free experience.
Find Out How Women Shaped Pittsburgh — and the World — at This History Center Exhibit
Learn about America’s first woman film director, the origins of the Rosie the Riveter “We Can Do It” poster and see more than 250 artifacts at “A Woman’s Place: How Women Shaped Pittsburgh."
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Buggz
Buggz wants to be friends with anyone, and is always affectionate and curious about everything. Make arrangements to meet him at Animal Friends.
Where to Eat Outside in Pittsburgh
Whether you’re looking for patio dining, rooftop views, beer gardens or riverside restaurants, Pittsburgh has a wide array of offerings.
Women & Business Profile: Elizabeth Echevarria
Since 2012, Elizabeth Echevarria has been helping survivors of sex trafficking attain dignity, healing and the means to a new life through her nonprofit, Living in Liberty, as well as the Repurposed thrift store.
Growing Up in a Funeral Home was Full of Life
In 2011, Marlene Fait-Schmalz moved back into the massive McKeesport Victorian on Jenny Lind Street that housed her family's funeral business for decades.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Mickie
Mickie is a sweet girl once she knows you and is comfortable. Make arrangements to meet her at Animal Friends.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: Pittsburgh’s First Gay Pride Week
As Pittsburgh Pride expands to record-breaking numbers, we take a look at the first celebration in 1973.
What Makes One Person Age Well and Another … Not?
Researchers at UPMC are looking into blood markers that can predict how people will age — and how health care may change for the better as a result.
This Bellevue Craftsman-Style Bungalow is a Century-Old Time Capsule
While updating their four-bedroom home for modern life, the owners managed to keep its classic details.
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.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Miss Periwinkle
Periwinkle is an affectionate girl who loves to be brushed and pet. Make arrangements to meet her at Animal Friends.
Collier’s Weekly: There’s No Easy Answer to Housing Problems — But Effort Is Better than Complaints
While there have been ample complaints about the city’s housing issues, a new county initiative aims to actually provide solutions.
This is Truly the River Life in Oakmont
The contemporary three-bedroom townhouse along the Allegheny River has its own private dock.
