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October is more than just pumpkins, skeletons, ghosts, witches and candy. It also is Manufacturing Month across the country.

The 40th annual juried Design Awards competition, Young Architects Studio Competition and People’s Choice Award winners were honored Oct. 12.

The legacy of 15th-century Italian explorer and navigator Christopher Columbus has sparked controversy in recent years, but there remain about 100 Knights of Columbus councils in Western Pennsylvania. “When you join the Knights of Columbus, you swear to do charitable works,” said Albert Borgony, grand knight for a Westmoreland council.

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A Pine woman who served as treasurer for the organization overseeing the historic Fort Pitt Block House is accused of embezzling more than half of the $500,000 the nonprofit organization had in its coffers to preserve Pittsburgh’s oldest building. An Allegheny County Police detective on Thursday charged Rebecca Catherine Stein,

The City of Pittsburgh will light up the stage before it illuminates the sky on the Fourth of July on Tuesday. Four hours of entertainment is planned to precede the Zambelli fireworks show on the river near Point State Park. There will be other programming, as well as events at

April 20, or 4/20, is a day of celebration in the cannabis community. For many, the day is an opportunity to shed light on advocacy efforts nationwide, and for others— as you can imagine—to celebrate

LIBERTY —Richard “Dick” Arthur Dwight James LaFave, of Liberty Township, and formerly for more than 40 years of Pittsburgh, Pa., died on April 10, 2023, a

07.03.2023 - Greg Coticchia recognized by the Swanson School of Engineering for years of professional achievement and servicePITTSBURGH, March 07, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Sopheon, the InnovationOps software company, announced that CEO Greg Coticchia has been ...

The Pittsburgh Chapter of the A. Philip Randolph Institute has been approved as the city’s first Black-owned, state-certified pre-apprentice program for the skilled trades. The APRI’s “Breaking the Chains of Poverty” program is designed to help people build the skills necessary to earn a career in the building and construction