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Bridal Maven in Dormont is a consignment store that offers brides the full dress-shopping experience while encouraging sustainably.
Local designers weigh on everything from colors, to new traditions to how to give life to unused space.
The Churchill native creates masterpieces out of blocks of ice, fruit and vegetables. You can see one of his larger creations at First Night.
The newish family-owned business offers everything from breakfast pastries to gourmet pizzas and pasta dishes.
Pitcairn caterer Jeremy Knauss gets fired up about family, good food and the neighborly art of stoop soup.
Looking back at Pittsburgh’s 10 most impactful and important moments of 2022.
Celebrate Halloween year-round at this neighborhood dive bar.
The nonprofit has spent a half century on the front lines of activism, from Vietnam to Black Lives Matter.
Laura Magone on Monongahela’s Guinness record-breaking cookie table, the huge hearts of bakers and how the tiniest sweetness matters so much.
Featuring everything from cozy bungalows to stately grand homes and churches, the tour celebrates the borough’s diverse charms.
Between eight and a dozen local bakeries and coffee shops will participate in the inaugural event.
At the Pittsburgh Zoo, a new virtual-reality experience offers an up-close look at gorillas in the wild.
After meeting in Australia in 1977, the two lost touch. Now the couple has married and say they feel no time has passed.
The Elks Lodge on the North Side is filled with banjo music, singing, polka dancing and people of all ages.
Dennis Campbell restored the impressive historical home in Pittsburgh’s California-Kirkbride neighborhood to perfection.
Pittsburgh was once one of the worst cities for biking. Thanks to 20 years of efforts from BikePGH, that has changed.
These brides upcycled their mother’s dresses as a way of incorporating special familial elements throughout their wedding.
The 3,500-square-foot home is surrounded by mature trees, gardens, a pool and multiple outdoor living spaces.
Having a medically complex child who also has autism led me to create solutions to navigate the everyday challenges of living with the medical devices that Gus needs to survive.
Built in 1954, the ranch has a series of expansive additions, including a patio with an unusual custom bar.
June is Pride Month, the annual celebration of the LGBTQIA+ community, and Pittsburghers can march, dance and even root for the Pirates to celebrate it.
The photojournalist sifts the human stories behind the headlines.
Looking forward to the next 20 years in a new, permanent space for girls and young women in the Greater Pittsburgh region.