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Kenny Pickett won the Joe Greene Great Performance Award, while Mason Cole won The Chief Award

Read on this week for news about community development projects, donation drives, and funding Black art in Pittsburgh.

Meet Pennsylvania’s most influential female leaders.

At a Monday town hall meeting, some council members said they plan to propose "strategic amendments" to the $1 billion operating budget.

Ron Korczynski of Fawn Township is proud of his 100% Polish heritage. A noted ceramics artist for more than 20 years, Korczynski, 79, is the recipient of the 2022 Outstanding Polonian Award by the Pittsburgh Chapter of the Kosciuszko Foundation. An award luncheon in his honor is scheduled for Sunday

Featuring panels and activities, the events shines a light on what goes into designing a building.

Predawn pouring rain Sunday couldn’t dampen the spirit of patriotic participants on a mission to never forget the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. The 9th annual Allegheny Valley Moving Flag Tribute for 9/11 began at 5:30 a.m. in Harrison, with the first participant running with an American flag in

It was a beautiful, sunny August Saturday morning at the Shriners Center in Harmar, minutes away from the start of ShawRide V to benefit the Officer Brian Shaw Memorial Scholarship fund, and New Kensington Police Chief Bob Deringer was nervous. He was about to lead the ride in a marked

/PRNewswire/ -- Schneider Downs, one of the 60 largest certified public accounting and business advisory firms in the United States, is proud to announce the...

/PRNewswire/ -- Schneider Downs, one of the 60 largest certified public accounting and business advisory firms in the United States, is proud to announce the...