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5 Essential Things You Need to Know About Penguins' Parade

Wednesday's victory parade to honor the Stanley Cup champions will wind along Grant Street and the Boulevard of the Allies and end with a celebration at Stanwix Street.

Richard Cook,

Radio-Synced Highlights: Pens Celebrate 4th Stanley Cup Win

Congratulations Pittsburgh Penguins: 2016 Stanley Cup Champions! The victory parade is Wednesday, June 15 at 11:30 a.m. Downtown.

Richard Cook,

Pittsburgh Teacher by Day, American Ninja Warrior by Night

Elementary school teacher Mike Shuck gets a chance to test his toughness on NBC's reality competition series.

Katerina Procyk,

Wheel Friendly: South Park Getting More Bike Lanes, Less Traffic

Allegheny County plans to overhaul the park's Corrigan Drive this summer, including adding bike lanes.

Neil Strebig,

Arsenal Cider House To Make Its Biggest Expansion Yet

The Lawrenceville-based cider house will expand to a 19,000 sq. foot facility in Penn Hills.

Hal B. Klein,

New Penguins Pump-Up Video: Watch It Early, Watch It Often

Another Stanley Cup caliber video from the the talented folks at Benstonium.

PM Staff,

Study Says Pittsburgh Outranks San Jose for Hockey Fans

A personal finance website ranks 72 cities in the U.S. on metrics such as team performance, season-ticket prices and arena capacity.

Richard Cook,

Carmody's is the Go-To For a Drink and a Bite on Neville Island

The new bar carries the legacy of two bygone establishments and is an easy winner in the middle of the river.

Sean Collier,

Pens Suddenly Adamant About Defense Winning Championships

It’s trench warfare on ice in this year’s Final. And the Penguins aren’t just surviving, they’re thriving.

Mike Prisuta,

Steeler Safety's Pump Up Penguins Videos Are Must See

Ross Ventrone's hilarious videos are proof that he's an avid Pens fan (and that he should keep his day job).

Richard Cook,

Project Equal to ‘Construction of 25 Stadiums’ Headed to Pittsburgh Region

Shell Chemicals has committed to building a multimillion dollar petrochemical plant in Beaver County.

Richard Cook,

Head Out for Some 3-in-1 Boutique Shopping This Week

Three popular local boutiques are teaming up Thursday to host a one-of-a-kind event.

Lauren Davidson,

Hold Your Nose - Phipps' Corpse Flower is Set to Bloom

Charge your camera batteries and pack your nose plugs because ‘Romero’ is expected to bloom any day now.

Richard Cook,

The Best 7 Spots in Pittsburgh to Watch the 2016 Euro Cup

Grab your kits, scarfs and get ready to watch the Euro 2016 Pittsburgh-style. We'll show you where to go to get your fan on.

Neil Strebig,

Hiking in Allegheny County? Now There's a New App for That

The free app provides users with information on more than 180 miles of trails in Allegheny County parks.

Richard Cook,

Explore Surfaces and Sewing Shops in Pittsburgh This Weekend

Dekton showcases its latest surfaces while Cut & Sew Studio celebrates a new location.

Taylor Maple,

Famous Pittsburghers Display Their Love of Penguins

Hollywood celebs with Pittsburgh roots are rooting on the Pens wherever they can.

Richard Cook,

Searching For a Unique Bottle of Booze? Pittsburgher Creates the Solution

Jacob Quinn Sanders, a Pittsburgh-based coder and writer, creates a program called Boozicorns to find rare bottles of liquor and wine in Pennsylvania.

Hal B. Klein,

The Rundown for This Year's Pittsburgh Pride Events

Plan ahead for some of this year’s leading events so you don’t miss out on any of the fun.

Alexa Mavrogianis,

Ten Nights of Can't-Miss Music

This year's class of Three Rivers Arts Festival music headliners share little in common — besides consistently delivering stellar performances.

Sean Collier,

Watch: On The Road with a Pittsburgh Food Truck

Our ride-along reveals a few surprises and is guaranteed to make you hungry.

PM Staff,

Sneak Peek: What's on the Menu at The 2016 Best Restaurants Party

One of the chefs is bringing a secret weapon.

PM Staff,

Pittsburgh’s Can’t Miss Concerts in June

Dolly Parton, Ray LaMontagne and more take the stage.

Cassidy Gruber,

Spotlight: Heart and Sole — Plus Heels

The Frick Art Museum puts its best foot (fashion) forward in showcasing sensational shoe masterpieces in a new, high-level exhibition.

Mike May,

Pens-Sharks Cup Final Lacks Mystery But Not Intrigue

Game 1 turned out to be as revealing, potentially, as it was riveting, for the Sharks as for the Pens.

Mike Prisuta,

Resurrected Penguins Writing Their Story Their Way

These Penguins have been downright unrecognizable, individually and collectively, on the way to the Stanley Cup Final.

Mike Prisuta,

5 Reasons PyroFest Will Light Up Your Memorial Day Weekend

PyroFest will also include live music, food, a Kids Zone and more.

Alexa Mavrogianis,

8 Things You Might Not Know About Kennywood’s Jack Rabbit

When you compare what it cost to build the coaster in 1920 to what it would cost today, it's obvious Kennywood's owners got their money's worth.

Kara Mazey,

Second New Restaurant Moving into Union Trust Building

The upscale seafood eatery is expected to open in late 2016 or early 2017.

PM Staff,

Book Review: Whiskey, Etc.

Sherrie Flick, who teaches in Chatham University’s Creative Writing and Food Studies masters programs, is a virtuoso of pocket-sized fiction, and her new story collection, Whiskey, Etc., makes that abundantly clear.

Kristofer Collins,