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Can Anthony Hamlet Fix Pittsburgh Public Schools?
The superintendent, and former NFL player, is using a new school of thought to change legacy problems.
Curling in Pittsburgh: ‘It's Basically Golf and Chess on Ice’
In the midst of the winter Olympics, the Pittsburgh Curling Club is moving ahead with plans to increase Pittsburgh’s appreciation for its intricate sport.
New Program Aims to Incentivize Purchase of Fresh Produce
The Food Bucks initiative offers SNAP participants expanded access to fruits and vegetables at two area markets.
Great Mews: 68 Townhouses Underway for Lawrenceville
Located on the site of former Hanlon-Gregory Steel galvanizing plant, Mews on Butler should have its first townhomes ready for occupancy by fall.
5 Best Ways to Go Beyond Regular Recycling
Recycling your cans is great. Recycling your couch is better.
Choolaah Indian BBQ Opens in East Liberty
The fast-casual Indian restaurant offers healthy, tasty options at affordable price.
Taste of the NFL Raises Money for Local Food Bank
A former Steelers player and a Pittsburgh chef travel to Minnesota for Super Bowl LII to cook and auction off a helmet to benefit the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.
Top Ten Things to Do in Pittsburgh in February
This month's best bets in the ’Burgh.
Making Survivors into Superheroes
CHUTZ-POW!, a comic series based on stories of survivors of the Holocaust, brings together inspiration and education for future generations. Volume 3 will be released this month with an accompanying art exhibition.
Do You Know the History of Allegheny County's Nine Parks?
At first, not everyone thought these parks were a good idea.
Billy Strayhorn Wasn't Born Here, but that Doesn't Matter
A look back at the the Pittsburgh journey of jazz great Billy Strayhorn.
Ton Pottery Back in Business
The ceramics teaching studio has moved from Lawrenceville to a bigger space in Millvale.
The Battle of The Hollywood
Dormont's historic Hollywood Theater faces an uncertain future after news of a potential sale prompted an immediate public furor.
Second Chances: Crossroads in the Kitchen
People working to overcome substance abuse problems and ex-offenders discover a welcoming environment in restaurant kitchens.
The Growing Popularity of Shooting a Clay Pigeon
Skeet shooting is taking off as a favored western Pennsylvania hobby.
Andrew McCutchen: Thanks for the Memories
It's hard to overemphasize McCutchen's impact on the Pirates and its fan base.
The Post is Quite Good, I, Tonya is Even Better
Reviews of "The Post," "I, Tonya" and "The Commuter," plus local movie news and notes.
Allegheny Conference Calls for Changes in PWSA
The PWSA has faced dire problems the last several years, including rapidly crumbling infrastructure, billing problems and concerns over lead levels in water.
The ‘Burgh Could be Getting a Year Round Ferris Wheel
A developer has proposed a new entertainment destination at the old J. Allan Steel site in Chateau.
