Author Virginia Montanez on How Much of Her Pittsburgh-Set Novel Is Fiction
We asked our longtime contributor, who will give a talk at Norwin Public Library Wednesday, about how much of her own life is present in her novel, “Nothing. Everything.” and what’s up next.
Bring Your Old TVs, Computers and Other Tech to the Next Electronics Waste Collections in October
Pennsylvania Resources Council collections will be held Mondays and Wednesdays in North Park.
Can You Earn the Gold in Pittsburgh’s Garbage Olympics?
The competitive litter pickup event will be held from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 23, in 35 Pittsburgh neighborhoods, plus Penn Hills.
How a $1 Million a Year Duolingo Investment Will Help Pittsburgh’s Early Learners
The Early Learners First program furthers the company’s mission to make quality education available to everyone.
POGOH Bikeshare to Roll Out Adaptive Bike Fleet For People of All Abilities
A demonstration of the cycles will be held at Westinghouse Park in Point Breeze North on Saturday, Sept. 30, and Color Park in the South Side on Oct. 20.
Check Out These Spots for Vibrant Fall Foliage
Leaves are starting to change throughout the state, and are expected to peak by the first and second weeks of October.
What Renovated Cultural District Space Will Bring New Entertainment to Downtown?
The fully updated Greer Cabaret Theater formally re-opened Friday night with the Pittsburgh CLO’s production of “tick, tick ... BOOM!”
Can You Escape From Pittsburgh's USS Requin? New Adventure Tests Visitors
The Carnegie Science Center exhibit, which will return in the spring, brings the submarine's history alive with war artifacts and Pittsburgh-themed clues.
The Long Wait for More Public Restrooms Downtown Is Over
Public bathroom trailers are opening at Gateway Center and on Smithfield Street to serve those who have gotta go.
New Pittsburgh Database Can Help You Find Recycling Locations
The online Recycling Drop-Off Finder provides a map and filters to search for a particular item or business/location.
Pittsburgh Area Farms Will Soon Be Sprinkled with the Rich Shades of Fall
Pumpkins, apples, cider, hayrides and zombies creeping amongst the cornstalks await you this autumn.
Alternate Proposal for Irish Centre Property Would Expand Phipps’ Homegrown Program
The community greening program helps to install raised-bed vegetable gardens in backyards of food desert areas.
How You Can Help Choose the Name of the Aviary’s New Female Steller’s Sea Eagle
The winner will be announced at the end of September.
Bound for Miami This Winter? You Have New Options to Get There
Another airline will begin offering nonstop flights to Miami International Airport from PIT beginning Nov. 15.
Why the National Museum of Broadcasting Will Call Pittsburgh Home
The museum will be developed inside of a former Mellon Bank in East Pittsburgh, a few hundred yards from where KDKA made its initial groundbreaking broadcast more than a century ago.
Pittsburgh Moves Forward with Archery-Controlled Deer Hunt in 2 City Parks
It is recruiting 30 archers for the hunt in Riverview and Frick parks that could start as early as Sept. 16.
RADical Days Brings On 40 Days of Fun in Pittsburgh
The Allegheny Regional Asset District is funding 70 free events in the region from Sept. 8 to Oct. 17
Dormont’s Hollywood Theater Joins the Row House Family
The popular Lawrenceville theater will run the historical neighborhood cinema, with plans to renovate — but first, some movies.
Volunteers Are Needed to Bring Free Dental, Vision and Hearing Services to Hundreds Without Care
New state law provides continuing education credits for dental professionals volunteering at Mission of Mercy Pittsburgh’s clinic Oct. 27-28.
How the City of Pittsburgh Hopes to Reduce Deer Population in Area Parks
A pilot program proposed by Mayor Ed Gainey’s office would permit one day of bowhunting in Frick, Riverview parks.
Which Downtown Retailer Will Soon Move to the Kaufmann’s Building?
Burlington is expected to relocate before the holiday shopping season.
A ‘Once in a Blue Moon’ Moment in the Skies over Pittsburgh
The rare super blue moon peaks at 9:36 p.m. on Aug. 30.
How UPMC Health Plan is Expanding its Health Care Offerings With the Neighborhood Center
The free center in East Liberty offers virtual health care services, a food pantry, workforce development programs, social services and referrals to supportive resources.
You Go, Ghoul! ScareHouse Is Holding An Ultimate Zombie Contest
The haunted attraction will crown Pittsburgh’s best brainiac on Aug. 28.
How You Can Ease the Stress of the Back-to-School Schedule
Adjusting to early mornings, packing lunches, homework, activities and bedtimes can be challenging.
How Carnegie Music Hall’s Renovations Will Increase Comfort While Preserving the Building’s History
The $8 million project includes ADA-compliant seating, updated electrical work, restored murals and a new HVAC system that adds air conditioning.
How Pittsburgh Leaders Hope a Digital Dashboard, More Investments Will Help Revitalize Downtown
IndexPGH gives Downtown visitors a snapshot of the economy, cleanliness, vibrancy and safety and public health of the city.
Where Are the 10 New Pickleball Courts in Pittsburgh?
With the courts now open on Washington’s Landing, Pittsburgh almost doubles the number of its public outdoor courts in the city.
Celebrate Bloomfield's Roots With Little Italy Days This Weekend
The four-day festival features Italian food, entertainment, the Miss Little Italy pageant and the Celebrity Bocce Ball Tournament.
Everything You Need To Know For Pedal Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania's Largest Bike Ride Turns 30 with Hundreds of Cyclists Taking Over Pittsburgh Streets on Aug. 27.
Three Pittsburgh-Area Airports Will Receive State Funds For Improvements
Nearly $4 million has been earmarked for Allegheny County, Washington County and Pittsburgh International airports.
New Butler Discount Store Will Offer Revolving Deals to Bargain Shoppers
Yinz Binz will feature cheaper items from the M@c Discount auction sites, with new inventory added weekly.
How a New Pittsburgh Initiative Could Transform Vacant Downtown Storefronts
Project Pop-Up will offer rent-free accommodations to selected retailers, entrepreneurs and regional business owners to breathe new life into the city.
Why Are There So Few Details about the Bakery Square Expansion?
The mammoth project by Walnut Capital must have the land rezoned before it decides what will be part of the new development.
What Will an Expansion of Bakery Square Mean For East End Communities?
A meeting will be held at the Kingsley Association Monday evening to discuss Walnut Capital’s proposal.
