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A Sign That This Time, It's Good to Part with the Past

Pitt Girl explains her change of heart on what should be done with the large, decaying billboard on Mount Washington.
Virginia Montanez,
Community Feature, From the Magazine, Hot Reads

Oh, the Humanities - Can They be Saved?

Locally and nationally, college and university students are flocking to programs they perceive to be pathways to jobs while they forego studies of languages, history, art and philosophy. But at what cost?
Dennis B. Roddy,
The 412

Big Changes at One of Pittsburgh's Best Restaurants

With Bar Marco's executive chef leaving and one of the business partners moving on, our restaurant critic finds out what the future holds for this hotspot and its sister business.
Hal B. Klein,
The 412

'Silence of the Lambs' House for Sale in Fayette County

The home served as the set for a particularly creepy scene of the Oscar-winning movie.
Brady Langmann,
PGHeats

Wigle's New 'Straight Whiskey' Worth the Wait

The Pittsburgh distillery says the debut of its 2- and 3-year aged straight whiskey is "a big milesone."
Hal B. Klein,
The 412

Which Suburb Is Riding Pittsburgh's 'Best Places' Coattails?

Pittsburgh is getting props from yet another national publication, and this time one of the city's suburbs also is basking in the glow.
Richard Cook,
The 412

What It Was Like to Ride the Jack Rabbit in the 1920s: Watch

The iconic coaster hasn't changed much, but the people and surroundings sure have.
PM Staff,
The 412

Amazing in Every Way: 5 of Pittsburgh's Women Sports Stars

These ladies serve as role models while leading in their respective domains.
Kristina Martin,
The 412

Steelers' James Harrison on Parenting: Awards are Earned

The linebacker is returning two participation trophies given to his sons because he wants them to "EARN" real trophies instead.
Richard Cook,
The 412

Go Inside the New UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex

Get your first look at this $70 million facility that features two full-size ice rinks and an array of amenities for pro and amateur athletes alike.
Richard Cook,
Nest

Facelift: PPG Paints Gives Stores New Look

PPG is renovating 16 stores it acquired from two independent paint retailers in 2014.
Jessica Sinichak,
Things To Do

Joe Grushecky Rocks South Park This Weekend

At this free concert, he'll be joined by Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes.
PM Staff,
PGHeats

Get a Solid First Look: 3 Hot, New Pittsburgh Dining Options

Now that Station, The Vandal and Driftwood Oven are open, it's time to assess the food.
Hal B. Klein,
The 412

Women's Soccer on the Main Stage in Pittsburgh This Weekend

Led by Pine-Richland's Meghan Klingenberg, the World Cup champion U.S. Women's National Soccer team is getting the kind of treatment usually reserved for the Pens, Pirates, or Steelers during playoff time.
Richard Cook,
After Dark

The North Hills is Finally Stepping Up Its Bar Game

Hog's Head Bar and Grill in Reserve Township is the latest northern bar good enough to keep locals from traveling to town.
Sean Collier,
The 412

Setting Sail? Plans in the Works for a PGH Taco Boat

Owner James Rich hopes to launch Pittsburgh's first-ever mobile, floating food vessel by next spring.
PM Staff,
The 412

Jerome Bettis Issues Primanti Bros. Sandwich-Eating Challenge

Bettis told a Pittsburgh radio host that when it comes to wolfing down the iconic Pittsburgh sandwich, he has a Hall-of-Fame appetite and is happy to prove it.
PM Staff,
The 412

Who Should Be on a Pittsburgh Version of Mount Rushmore?

It's not an easy choice, but we came up with four Pittsburgh-area icons to get the conversation started.
Richard Cook,
The 412

Just-Released Trailer: Pittsburgh-Shot 'Fathers and Daughters'

The cast includes Russell Crowe, Amanda Seyfried, Aaron Paul, Diane Kruger and Jane Fonda.
Brady Langmann,
The 412

Images of 7 Iconic Pittsburgh Buildings Under Construction

Several of these buildings are no longer standing, but at the time of their construction, they were considered state-of-the-art.
Brady Langmann,
The 412

Hollywood Hunk in Selfie Heaven During Bettis HOF Induction

Joe Manganiello was front and center with the other Steelers during the Pro Football Hall of Fame ceremony.
Kristina Martin,
PittGirl

Join PittGirl on One of Her Revealing Researching Adventures

Discovering things you may not know about Pittsburgh is a whole lot of work and a whole lot of fun.
Virginia Montanez,
The 412

Pittsburgh Violin Master Crucial in Recovering Rare Stolen Fiddle

The rare and extremely valuable Stradivarius had been missing for 35 years.
Elaina Zachos,
Things To Do

Celebrated Actor Comes Home to Star in 'Kinky Boots'

Catch the award-winning show during its dayslong run at the Benedum.
PM Staff,
The 412

Impress Your Friends with Cool Facts about Dippy the Dino

Dippy is a Pittsburgh landmark, complete with its own Facebook page and Twitter account.
PM Staff,
After Dark

Lawrenceville's New Hipster Hotspot Lives Up to the Hype

Housed in a former Moose lodge, Spirit offers great drinks, a bevy of events and lots of great space to eat pizza.
Sean Collier,
The 412

Guess Who Was in the Audience Tuesday at the Benedum?

Ewan McGregor attended the opening-night performance of "Kinky Boots" –– but that's not the only reason he's in Pittsburgh.
PM Staff,
The 412

Pittsburgh Philanthropist, Influential Republican Elsie Hillman Dies at 89

Married for seven decades to her industrialist husband Henry, the Hillmans are considered one of Pittsburgh's ultimate power couples.
Richard Cook,
PGHeats

Popular Garfield Restaurant Closes But Leaves Rich Legacy

During its five-year run, Salt of the Earth's ambitious menus were a major development in Pittsburgh's restaurant culture.
Hal B. Klein,
The 412

Bicyclists Getting More Lanes in Lawrenceville, Oakland

Some of the new lanes are expected to be in place by the end of the month.
PM Staff,
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