Hot Property: Get to Know Weaver Homes at Festival of Homes Tour
Sponsored by the Builders Association of Metropolitan Pittsburgh, the annual event showcases new builds around the area.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: “Bridge to Nowhere” Finally Opens
Although the bridge over the Allegheny River to Pittsburgh's North Side was completed in five years, it was unusable for another six.
Co-Retailers, Dining and Donuts Ready to Debut at Lawrenceville Market House
Once a bank, the collective retail hub along Butler Street will include nine spaces.
This New Paint Kills Bacteria and Viruses, Including COVID-19
PPG and Corning Guardiant’s “Copper Armor” received EPA registration.
What Pittsburgh Area Restaurant Workers Have to Say about Staff Shortages
An informal poll conducted by Pittsburgh Restaurant Workers Aid shows the pandemic amplified pre-existing problems, including low wages and lack of benefits, within the service industry.
Local Cancer Survivor Creates Online Boutique To Help Women Recover In Style
Cancer took Lisa Lurie’s breasts, ovaries, best friend and business partner. But she won’t let it take a woman's glam.
Here's How to Score Tickets as "Hamilton' Makes its Way Back to Pittsburgh
The performances are part of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust’s PNC Broadway in Pittsburgh series at the Benedum Center.
‘Our Dream is a World Free From Hate’: Pittsburgh to Host Anti-Hate Conference
Eradicate Hate Global Summit Co-Chair Mark Nordenberg explains how the summit came to be, and where it will go from here.
Allegheny County Health Director Blames Misinformation for COVID Deaths
“Misinformation is literally killing people,” said Dr. Debra Bogen.
Bid on a Fire Truck, Lava Lamp and More at the Airport Authority's Annual Auction
The event was held online last year due to COVID-19, but this year, it’s back and bigger than ever.
Can Customer Expectations Meet the Reality of Restaurant Staffing?
As Pittsburgh area restaurants struggle to staff up to pre-pandemic levels, customer behavior is beginning to fray around the edges.
Heinz History Center Offers Children Free Admission During Month of October
Those who visit by Oct. 10 can see the “American Democracy: A Great Leap of Faith” exhibit before it closes.
Experiencing Pittsburgh’s Most Popular Haunts: A Visit to Hundred Acres Manor
After ScareHouse, I wondered if this Bethel Park attraction would be just as terrifying.
Perspectives: Here’s What It’s Like to Work as a ScareHouse Haunt Actor
Working at the famous haunted attraction has more to do with stamina than scariness.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Stimpy
This gal, who had been found as a stray, is looking for a forever home. Make an appointment to meet her at Animal Friends.
Popular Pilot Electronics Recycling Program Will Continue at Two Locations
Sponsored by Sustainable Sewickley, Michael Brothers Hauling & Recycling and eLoop LLC, these pop-up recycling events allow participants to safely dispose of their electronics.
Why You Should "Fall" into Home Hunting in These Four Pittsburgh Communities
Autumn is a great time to check out the foliage, and the neighborhoods that accompany it.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: The Most Exciting Game at PNC Park
The National League Wild Card game in 2013 rewarded a raucous crowd with an unforgettable win. Watch the game's pivotal moment.
First Pittsburgh Fall Home Show Will Help People Prepare For Winter
The weekend-long event featuring hundreds of home services and products is a counterpart to Pittsburgh’s Spring Home & Garden Show.
How Pompeii Made Its Way to Pittsburgh
“Pompeii: The Exhibition” runs through April 23 at the Carnegie Science Center.
A New Name and New Management For the Ace Hotel in East Liberty
The hotel recently welcomed its first guests since March 2020.
A Pittsburgh Bottling Plant That Thrives With Its Old School Methods
Rick Sebak explores a business that started in 1904 and remains a functioning, thriving and fascinating small business.
Allegheny Landing Has Been “Loved to Death,” and Riverlife Wants to Patch It Up
It’s part of a larger mission to enhance Pittsburgh’s riverfronts between the West End, Hot Metal and 31st Street Bridges — and beyond.
Builder’s Guild Teams Up With Literacy Pittsburgh to Fill Vacant Jobs
About 30% to 35% of current tradespeople are expected to retire over the next few years, creating a huge shortage of skilled workers.
Pittsburgh Magazine Writers Win Big at This Year’s Golden Quill Awards
Freelance contributors took home prizes in three categories — including the prestigious Ray Sprigle Memorial Award.
Bugging Out: A New Tool Can Help You Avoid Pests This Autumn
The Pest Index predicts how much insect activity people can expect to see each day.
Pittsburgh Pet of the Week: Hawn
Hawn is an older girl, but still has lots of spunk and energy. Make an appointment to meet her at Animal Friends.
Doc Star: What Made Dr. Freddie Fu So Special
A viewing and memorial service are both planned for the late orthopedic pioneer later this week.
