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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.
The Top 10 Films of 2017
PM film critic Sean Collier counts down the 10 best films of 2017.
How to Celebrate the New Year if First Night Isn't for You
Here are our top six places to party like it’s 2018.
Hungry For Something Good, Pittsburgh? Where We're Eating in January
We're pouring Paul Family Farms maple syrup, eating everything on the menu at Bitter Ends Luncheonette and enjoying The Vandal's expanded dinner menu. Plus, we talk to Spice Affair's Tamilselvan Thangadurai.
Movie Review: "The Shape of Water"
PM Film Editor Sean Collier reviews what he says could be the best film of the year, plus several others.
Christmas Carols Only a Pittsburgher Could Love
Imagine if your favorite Christmas songs were written by tried and true Yinzers.
2017 Pittsburgher of the Year: Kelly Frey
No one would blame the veteran WTAE anchor if she took time off while undergoing intensive breast cancer treatment. Instead, she chose to use humor and grace to educate and inspire others, all while in the public eye.
Green Medicine: The Business of Medical Marijuana
For many, medical marijuana is a panacea capable of alleviating a wide range of symptoms. As Pennsylvania begins allowing the drug’s medical use, patients are relieved — and business is booming.
Inside a Pittsburgh Home That Takes You All Around the World
A service-oriented couple has transformed a home on the South Side into a dream abode showcasing their personalities — and their worldwide travels.
The Unjustifiable Endurance of Bar Louie
The chain has two local outposts; the fact that they continue to operate in prime real estate is a complete mystery.
The 10 Most Dangerous Intersections in Allegheny County
If you regularly travel these routes, you might want to find another way.
Pixar's Coco is a Visual Stunner, While Last Flag Flying is a Knockout
Reviews of "Coco," "Last Flag Flying" and "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri."
Only in Pittsburgh: The Blast Furnace Wedding Venue
Carrie Furnace is one of three intimate, uniquely Pittsburgh wedding venues that can accommodate every style from homestyle to rock-and-roll.
