Andy Masich News Today

Pittsburgh’s iconic giant ketchup bottle is too big. At least that’s what the city has told the Heinz History Center. One of two oversized Heinz ketchup bottles removed from Acrisure Stadium last summer after it changed names from Heinz Field was installed outside the Strip District museum in December. The

PITTSBURGH–An argument can be made that Pittsburgh’s image has been built on a foundation of masculine pursuits and preoccupations. Think manufacturing and steel, football and hunting, and tossing back some I.C. Light in a neighborhood bar. The Pittsburgh region is much more rich and varied than brawn and brewskis, a fact that has become more […]

On June 5, 1924, the George Washington Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution was chartered and 100 years later, the third oldest chapter in Pennsylvania is still going strong. The chapter’s centennial will be celebrated with a special luncheon June 8 at the Hollywood Casino at the Meadows in Washington. Andy Masich, president […]

The Senator John Heinz History Center took home the title of the #1 History Museum in American in USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards.

As 2023 draws to a close, Pittsburgh City Paper's editorial staff members select their favorite stories from the year.

One of Pittsburgh's best-known urban legends is mostly a true story. But the classified nature of the ghost bomber rouses speculation about potential government secrets — which is where the legend starts to spin into a web of conspiracy theories.

PITTSBURGH — Three of Pittsburgh’s most renowned museums will round out the summer by joining together for a unique free-admission offer, ‘3 for Free.’

Visit The Warhol, Childrens Museum and Heinz History Center for free.

The free admission is courtesy of operating grants from the Allegheny Regional Asset District.

Point State Park, the North Shore, the West End and Mt. Washington will be packed with people Tuesday for Pittsburgh's Fourth of July celebrations.