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Record Your Pittsburgh Wedding Day with a Portrait Created Live on Site
Having a live painter at your wedding is an increasingly popular way couples are making their wedding memorable for themselves and their guests.
How a Pittsburgh Woman Went From Near Death to Returning to the Basketball Court
Paula Franetti was critically injured in a 2016 accident and has rebounded to once again compete in the National Senior Games, and is now a Humana Game Changer.
Diversity, Friendship, Community on Tap at Manchester Home & Garden Tour
Featuring 11 dynamic properties, the annual event returns for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic.
The Furries are Back in Pittsburgh – Are You Up On Your Furry Etiquette?
The Furries are in Pittsburgh this weekend for their annual convention. We’ve got a list of do’s and don’ts to make them feel welcome.
Do You Know Your Risk of Developing Breast Cancer?
Some risks can be modified by lifestyle changes, while other inherent factors may mean you qualify for risk-reducing interventions.
Out Of Gas: After 27 Years, Fuel And Fuddle Has Reached The Finish Line
The last day of operation for the Oakland gastropub is May 26.
Per Your Recommendation: A Steamed Burger? Don’t Nox It — Try It!
Nox’s Tavern & Grille and the new Nox’s on 8 specialize in elevated bar food.
The Mirror House is For Sale — Could You See Yourself Living Here?
Artist Martin Prekop spent years turning the one-of-a-kind O’Hara home into a living art installation.
BeWell: How to Spring Clean Your Diet and Pantry
Spring cleaning isn’t just for your cluttered attic or dark basement. It also applies to what we eat.
After Years Of Fall Festivities, Three Rivers Beer Week Springs Forward
The celebration of local beer runs April 12-16 and features dozens of events.
How Pittsburgh Really Will Be Hollywood on the Mon In A Couple of Years
In the shadow of the historical Carrie Furnace complex, film studios are on the rise.
How to Bring Pittsburgh-Area Farms to Your Home
Now is the time to sign up for a CSA (consumer supported agriculture) to receive a share of the farm's harvest.
Meet Our Judges for Best of Design 2023
Picking a winner is never an easy feat, which is why — to ensure fairness and neutrality — we left the blind judging process to a panel of Cleveland-based professionals in the design and architecture industry.
Maestra: Meet Four Pittsburgh Conductors Who Seek Gender Equity
Without cause, women are found at the conductor’s podium less frequently than men — and at major orchestras, they’re almost entirely absent. Four Pittsburgh-area conductors talk about the pursuit of gender equity in concert music.
CivicScience Survey Reveals How Important Friendship Is to Your Health
New data suggests we have lost friends and gained stress.
How Our Food Editor Celebrates National Pizza Day, One Slice at a Time
Every Pittsburgh neighborhood has at least one shop with a cult-like following. Follow along as Food Editor Kristy Locklin visits a few new-to-her spots.
Sad Mex: Why A Popular Oakland Eatery Just Shut Down After 30 Years
The Mad Mex on Atwood Street had to shut down due to ongoing staffing issues.
Pittsburgh Foundation to Donate $50 Million to Advance Racial Equity and Justice
Priorities over the next five years are to promote philanthropy, support community and catalyze partnerships.
Let Yourself Go: Lessons I Learned As a Middle Aged Parent
Columnist Lori Jakiela reflects on being a parent in her 40s and 50s, roller skating, the power of the Village People and other insensible joys.
City Of Asylum Director Andrés Franco Resigns After Just Two Years
The writer sanctuary’s board has appointed Charlotte Cohen as interim director.
Our Pittsburgher of the Year: Rich Fitzgerald
Coming into the home stretch of his three terms as Allegheny County Executive, this quintessential native son is aiming to reshape the region for the next generation.
Friends and Fans Mourn Franco Harris
As news of the Hall of Famer's death spread, many reflected on the legendary player's character and passion for Pittsburgh.
