Renovations to Start in Market Square as Early as April 1st
Olivia McDonald PITTSBURGH, PA (PTTP) – Governor Josh Shapiro announced in late October that he was going to invest $62 million in a 10-year plan, to give Downtown Pittsburgh a….
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Pitt Alum Builds Bouquets and Community for Widows this Valentine’s Day
Lisa Kostelnik PITTSBURGH, PA (PTTP) – In light of Valentine’s Day, Lisa Kostelnik, owner of Burn Boot Camp in Wexford, gathers the Pittsburgh community to assemble hundreds of flower bouquets….
A Tribute to the Nation’s First African American Opera Company throughout Black History Month
Clara O’Bannon PITTSBURGH, PA (PTTP) – Celebrating Black History Month, memorabilia acknowledging the National Negro Opera Company (NNOC) are on display during the month of February in the City-County Building’s….
From Bus to Building – Channeling Curiosity and Growth at the Pittsburgh Community ScienceWorkshop
Clara O’Bannon PITTSBURGH, PA (PTTP) – Located on Brighton Road, the Pittsburgh Community ScienceWorkshop opens their doors to explore science through bones, saws, live snakes, a homemadeaccelerator, a cloud machine,….
Bicycle Safety in Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH, PA (PTTP) — As the Steel City gears up for warmer weather, bicyclists are rolling onto the streets in droves, but safety remains a paramount concern in navigating Pittsburgh’s….
Phipps Conservatory Spring Flower Show Draws to a Close, Summer Spectacle Quickly Approaches
Credit: Claire Donnellan PITTSBURGH (PA) – As the vibrant hues of spring begin to fade, Phipps Conservatory prepares to bid farewell to its annual spring flower show, “A Closer Look.”….
2024 Total Eclipse Viewing: What Pittsburgh Needs to Know
Credit: Lily Cohen PITTSBURGH (PTTP) – Pittsburgh residents are gearing up for an astronomical event of epic proportions as the city prepares to witness the total solar eclipse on Monday,….