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10 Ways Pittsburgh Ruled 2015
This was a year that Pittsburgh showed the rest of the country exactly why we’re worthy of the label “world-class.”
Ballet, Bikes and Bridges
The Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre expands, Bike Pittsburgh issues its end-of-year report and the Greenfield Bridge is set to implode.
2015 Pittsburghers of the Year
This year, we honor three people who represent vital aspects of our city's heart while helping to propel it forward in three very different arenas: Karen Wolk Feinstein, Billy Porter, and Morgan O'Brien.
Two Musical Reasons For a Holiday Trip Downtown
"Rudolph" and "A Musical Christmas Carol" shouldn't have any trouble putting you in the holiday spirit.
Pittsburgh City Living at its Finest
With three recently purchased apartment communities, Faros Properties aims to create residential hubs for those seeking affordable city living with plenty of indoor and outdoor amenities.
Anything But Passive - These Houses Can Save You Money
The passive-house movement has come to Pittsburgh, spurring developers to create more eco-friendly environments for homeowners.
The Easiest Way Around This Weekend's Parkway East Closure
This closure is a warm-up for the implosion of the Greenfield Bridge, scheduled for later this month.
What Borneo, Havana, Wales and Pittsburgh Have in Common
Pittsburgh earns more national recognition with its inclusion in a very eclectic list of travel destinations.
He Helped Steelers Win Super Bowls Flying Under the Radar
Andrew Conte’s “The Color of Sundays: The Secret Strategy That Built the Steelers’ Dynasty” profiles a relatively anonymous figure in Steelers’ lore during a critical period in American history.
Kennywood Shines With More Than 1.5 Million Holiday Lights
New this year, the state's tallest Christmas tree will be the focal point of the amusement park's celebration of the holiday season.
Where are Pittsburgh's Hottest Neighborhoods for Real Estate?
In one neighborhood, the average sale price of a house has jumped 369 percent since 2000.
Allen Matthews: Helping Pittsburgh Farmers Earn a Living Wage
Chatham University's Allen Matthews is working toward a sustainable future for farmers.
8 Nearby Winter Getaways for Chills and Thrills
There's much more to winter travel than jetting off to a warmer climate. Here are eight destinations within a three-hour drive of Pittsburgh that will entice you to leave the nest this winter.
13 Things We Love About Upper Lawrenceville
Eco-conscious shops, great food and some top-notch watering holes make Upper Lawrenceville a happening place day and night.
Weekend Concerts: Country Singer Loretta Lynn
The legendary singer's one-night engagement is just of several entertaining options in the Pittsburgh area.
What 'Love The Coopers' Director Liked Most in Pittsburgh
The movie's all-star cast worked under the direction of Jessie Nelson, who fell in love with the 'Burgh.
10 Days of Great Cinema Begins at Three Rivers Film Fest
The 3RFF's opening-night selections include a new documentary from some serious Pittsburgh filmmakers.
Restaurant News: New Chef de Cuisine Announced at Root 174
The Regent Square kitchen will get a new chef de cuisine to work with executive chef Keith Fuller starting in January.
Pittsburgh Council Chews on Bill to Ease Food Truck Restrictions
Dan Gilman’s proposal could also have a big impact on underserved communities.
Book Review: The Pittsburgh Anthology
Editor Eric Boyd has chosen to temper all of the Most Livable City rah-rah with essays, stories and poems of a grittier, more complex nature.
Curtain Rises on a Reinvented Westmoreland Museum of American Art
The museum premieres with a new visual facade, expanded space and lots more to see, including bright new stars in the collection.
