This Week in Pittsburgh History: Roberto Clemente Is Too Fast for Hollywood?
Clemente was offered a small part in the 1967 film “The Odd Couple” but was eventually replaced by Bill Mazeroski.
Personal Day Hard Seltzer and Goodlander Cocktail Brewery Launch Just in Time for Summer Celebrations
PM Dining Critic Hal B. Klein has the scoop on the locally made portable potables that will perk up your Pittsburgh summer.
Pennsylvania Sets Date for End of Mask Mandate
But don’t throw away the masks just yet — certain CDC guidelines still apply.
President and CEO of Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium Announces Retirement After 31 Years
An international search is underway for Dr. Barbara Baker’s replacement.
Longtime Outdoor Cinema Brownsville Drive-In Is Up for Sale
The news arrives as another regional drive-in announces it’s closing for good.
Fireworks are Back for the 4th: Where and When You Can See Them
After a year lost to the pandemic, a number of communities – including the city of Pittsburgh – will have fireworks over the Independence Day holiday weekend.
Real Pittsburgh Weddings: Kyle & Emily: Meant to Be
A long lost family connection provided a bonding mechanism for this Pittsburgh couple.
Once a Hospital, Historic Boutique Hotel Goes Up for Sale in Ligonier
From meds to beds, Thistledown at Seger House comes with a unique story.
Perspectives: As We All Plan Vacations Again, Remember: Flying Won’t Be Fun
It’s great to be able to travel for the first time in a year and a half. Unfortunately, some of that travel will involve airplanes.
Hot Property: This Home in New Ken Has Window Eyebrows, Ornate Decor
Jack and Patty Buck added grand furniture, décor and dishes they collected from trips around the world.
HBK on PTL: What's New in Pittsburgh Dining This Month
PM Dining Critic Hal B. Klein appears on KDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live to discuss the new eateries that have recently opened in the Pittsburgh area.
This Week in Pittsburgh History: 625-Ton Meteor Explodes over Butler County
Despite the rarity of such an event, little was written about it at the time — and for good reason.
What’s New In Pittsburgh Food For June
Yue Bai Wei’s Sichuan Cuisine, LeVia Trattoria’s Italian menu and Galley Bakery Square have my attention.
Celebrate Juneteenth This Weekend With Several Events Happening in Pittsburgh
The city will consider Juneteenth a holiday for the first time, and there are plenty of ways to celebrate.
How Effective Has The COVID Vaccine Been in Allegheny County?
There have been several hundred "breakthrough" cases out of more than 600,000 fully vaccinated residents.
This Old Pittsburgh House: The Dry Cleaner's Manor
German immigrant Oswald Werner, the owner of an early (and explosive) dry-cleaning business, built this 17-room Victorian in 1890 in Highland Park.
Get Rid of Your Hard-to-Recycle Items at These Events
Items accepted include old cell phones, computer equipment and, yes, televisions.
When You Can Watch The New Netflix Series Shot in Pittsburgh
The streaming service has set a release date for “The Chair,” starring Sandra Oh.
Summer Camps Are Back In-Person and It’s Not Too Late to Sign Up
Several local summer camps will have in-person programs starting this week and lasting throughout the summer.
Pulling Off a Dream Wedding: Casey & Brandon
This couple persevered through numerous COVID-19 setbacks to end up as close to their original vision as possible — complete with a drag show finale.
5 Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Next Trip to Kennywood
According to Kennywood veteran (and PM Managing Editor) Sean Collier, most of it has to do with timing.
A Hidden Gem within Walking Distance to Brookline’s Shopping District
Realtor Brian Czapor is selling his own extensively renovated home.
Food Equity Ambassador Program Comes To Pittsburgh
The undertaking is designed to address food access issues by more directly connecting residents and government officials.
Regional students to be introduced to “1,000 different jobs” they could have working in space
A new partnership between the Carnegie Science Center, Astrobotic and other local organizations will help students from early learners to those ready for the workforce to prepare for jobs in the space industry.
Get to Know These Three Rivers Arts Festival Creatives
The artist booths are spread across four different locations Downtown.
Spotlight: Carving Out Empathy with Refugee Exhibit at Contemporary Craft
In “Searching for Home”, Seattle-based wood sculptor Humaira Abid explores the challenges faced by women and children refugees around the world.
Stories of Our Neighbors: Lean on Me
Jen Costello and the healing powers of art, hope and love.
Things That We Love This Summer
Home editor Jessica Sinichak finds the local gems you’ll be obsessing over.
