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Tal & Bert Head to the East End with New Headquarters
The creators of the popular line of concrete and geode vessels are opening a second storefront in Sharpsburg this year.
Where Are You in the Line for the COVID-19 Vaccine?
Pennsylvania has modified its vaccination plan to add more people to the next group to get the shot.
5 Design Trends to Say Goodbye to in 2021
Plus, a few styles to say hello to instead in the New Year.
Three Rivers Vintage Lends a Hand to “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”
Spot dozens of the shop’s ’60s costume pieces in the fourth season of the Amazon Prime show, filming early next year
How Prevention Point Works to Reduce the Harm for Drug Addicts
As the pandemic grips the region, Prevention Point Pittsburgh faces a huge increase in demand for its needle access program.
Holiday Meals To Go For Your At-Home Festivities
Some local favorites are offering takeout to celebrate the holiday season.
The Peoples Gas Holiday Market May be Closed, But You Can Still Shop There
Like so many other things in 2020, the market for unique and handmade gifts from small businesses has gone virtual.
Pennsylvania Expected to Announce New Restrictions Thursday
Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald says a total shutdown order is not expected.
Gov. Tom Wolf Tests Positive for COVID-19
Wolf says he has no symptoms and is continuing to work from home.
Gather ’Round the Digital Fire for Some Holiday Theater
Little Lake Theater replaces its usual holiday tradition with one that brings the audience into the show in a memorable way.
Gov. Wolf Considers More Restrictions as Virus Cases Continue to Rise
The governor warns that if the spread of the virus isn't slowed soon, hospitals and health care workers could become “overwhelmed.”
New and Noteworthy: Mediterra Cafe Mt. Lebanon
The fast-casual restaurant and specialty grocery is the second location from the owners of Mediterra Bakehouse.
Allegheny County Health Director Issues “Stay at Home” Advisory
Dr. Debra Bogen says people should only go out for essentials and warns a public health order could be next if COVID-19 cases don't come down.
Downtown Holiday Activities Are New and Safe
You can’t sit on Santa’s knee this year, but you can Zoom with him.
Pennsylvania Imposing More COVID Restrictions but No Shutdowns
There are new rules regarding masks, travelers to and from the state, colleges and universities and hospitals.
Buhl Planetarium Reopening with State-of-the-Art Upgrades
Plus, there's a new addition to the Carnegie Science Center's Miniature Railroad & Village.
More Than My Hometown
Pittsburgh Editor Brian Hyslop recalls what it was like to grow up in his hometown of New Eagle, Washington County.
King of Sluggers: Josh Gibson's Legacy
A century has passed since the founding of the Negro Leagues, and the great-grandson of the game’s most feared yet forgotten hitter is fighting for the recognition of Pittsburgh’s Black baseball history.
Perspectives: Why We Make Good Neighbors
Pittsburgh has never been what I would think of as a disposable town. We value where we come from, and we embrace the familiar.
Yes, Virginia, There is a Nutcracker
Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, the Westmoreland Ballet Co. and the Bodiography Center for Movement are planning special pandemic versions of the holiday classic.
Growing Up in Squirrel Hill: Rege Bobonis
His family’s move from the Hill District opened a world of possibilities, from CMU’s campus to the Murray Avenue business district.
Growing Up in Brookline: Suzie McConnell-Serio
The Hall of Famer went from the boys’ team at a tiny Catholic grade school to the Olympic podium.
