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1025 Octnov Fc

Mike Prisuta's Sports Section

Epic Series Reminds Us Why We Love The Game

The ebb and flow was almost too much to take, especially when Game 7 went to extra innings but first had to endure a rain delay.
Mike Prisuta,
PGHeats

A Brazilian Feast Coming to the Carnegie Museum of Art

São Paulo chef Ana Luiza Trajano visits Pittsburgh as part of the museums food-meets-art FEAST series.
Hal B. Klein,
After Dark

Fans of Rocky Horror, WWE and Nearly Everything Else: See You Downtown This Weekend

After Dark chats with "Rocky Horror Picture Show" star Barry Bostwick and former WWE champ Finn Bálor about Wizard World Pittsburgh.
Sean Collier,
The 412

Will Hunters Find This New Arby’s Sandwich Endearing?

Fresh-cut venison steak sandwiches will ring in the hunting season in western Pennsylvania.
Courtney Linder,
The 412

Sofia Vergara No Fan of Her Hubby’s Latest Outfit Suggestion

Thanks to her husband, Mt. Lebanon-native Joe Manganiello, Sofia Vergara has become a reluctant Steelers fan. But she drew the line at his latest wardrobe suggestion.
Richard Cook,
The 412

Photos from A Visit to The Top of Pennsylvania's Highest Peak

The highest point in Pennsylvania is less than a two-hour drive from Pittsburgh. The view from the top is breathtaking, if you're not afraid of heights.
Richard Cook,
The 412

Light-Up Night Just the Beginning for Big Butler Lights Show

The three-mile-long holiday display is returning for its second season to the Pittsburgh area.
Richard Cook,
Mike Prisuta's Sports Section

Steelers’ Lack of Progress Ominous Entering Bye

The performance of the defense recently inspired blunt criticism from one of its own players while the offense, too, has been too inconsistent.
Mike Prisuta,
Nest

Splurge, Outside Inspirations, Kick Off Holiday Events

The home décor stores are ready to welcome you into the shopping season with hors d’oeuvres, cocktails and special sales.
Jessica Sinichak,
Eat + Drink Features

Hungry for Something Good? Where We're Eating in November

We indulge in Pittsburgh-made, globally influenced chocolates, eat lamb and goat curries at Salem's, visit a new izakaya in Shadyside and crush a couple of tacos Downtown. Plus, we talk to Tim "Robes" McCarthy of Butterjoint and KLVN Coffee Labs.
Hal B. Klein,
The 412

How Do I Find My Polling Place in the Pittsburgh Area?

In 60 seconds or less, you can easily confirm where you will cast your ballot on Election Day.
Richard Cook,
After Dark

Should You Sing a Song Right Now?

Before you put your name in at karaoke night, a few simple questions. (Plus a recommendation for one of the most fun anyone-can-sing experiences in town.)
Sean Collier,
The 412

Pittsburgh Chefs Prepare for a Gala Tribute to Jacques Pepin

The Pittsburgh Botanic Garden will celebrate the legendary chef with a gala on November 19.
Casey Schmauder,
PGHeats

First Look: Pork & Beans

The highly anticipated restaurant from chefs Richard DeShantz and Keith Fuller now is open Downtown.
Hal B. Klein,
The 412

8 Things You Might Not Know About The Original Hot Dog Shop

For Pittsburghers, “O” is much more than the 15th letter of the alphabet; it also represents one of Pittsburgh’s most iconic eateries.
Phoebe Gilmore,
From the Magazine, Hot Reads, Things To Do

Top 10 Things to Do in Pittsburgh in November

This month's best bets in The 'Burgh.
Eric Lidji,
Things To Do

Pittsburgh's Can't Miss Concerts in November

This month's lineup includes Shonen Knife, Mount Moriah and special guest Jake Xerxes Fussell.
Cassidy Gruber,
Things To Do

Spotlight: The Hunt for Beauty

The 15th Hunt International brings the world’s best botanical art to Pittsburgh.
Eric Lidji,
The 412

Pittsburgh-Area High Schools That Earn the Best Test Scores

An analysis of data from the Pennsylvania Department of Education reveals which high schools are making the grade.
Richard Cook,
Things To Do

Pittsburgh Flicks and Nightlife in November

The perfect movie for election night?
Eric Lidji, Sean Collier,
Things To Do

Book Reviews: Michael Chabon's “Moonglow”

This is Chabon’s finest work in years. It is at once a story of the horrors of war and the compromises we make for love and family.
Kristofer Collins,
The 412

Does a Ghost Live in the Cathedral of Learning?

E. Maxine Bruhns, director of the Cathedral’s Nationality Rooms, believes her grandmother has been living there for years.
PM Staff,
The 412

If You Build It, They Will Drink: Pittsburgh’s Beer Museum

Backers of Brew: The Museum of Beer estimates it will cost $25-$30 million to make the dream a reality.
Richard Cook,
The 412

Canines for a Cause: The 8th Annual Pooch Parade

The dog days of summer may be over, but charity is always in season.
Phoebe Gilmore,
Community Feature

Let It Rain

In the midst of its 20th anniversary, the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy is diving into the city’s neighborhoods.
Patrick Doyle,
Things To Do

Pittsburgh's Pop Palace

See what treasures can be found at Johnny Angel’s Ginchy Stuff and Music Experience Museum.
Sean Collier,
Eat + Drink Features

Grapes of McGrath

Casbah's wine and beverage director, Alyssa McGrath, introduces her guests to a world of wine.
Hal B. Klein,
The 412

12 Days After His Death, Arnold Palmer's Letter Reaches Young Golfer

Nick Carlson was shocked to receive a letter from Palmer, congratulating him on making the U.S. Amateur semifinals.
Courtney Linder,
The 412

Caliguiri Fund Sparks Research into Disease that Took Former Mayor's Life

The proposed $2 million amyloidosis research funding plan is dedicated to late Mayor Richard S. Caliguiri.
Katie Lipko,
Nest

Chalk it Up: Lily & Val Opens Shadyside Storefront

The charming shop features handmade chalk art, home decor items, vintage finds and more.
Jessica Sinichak,
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