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Whether it was the thrill of riding the Thunderbolt roller coaster or the tasty treat of gobbling down Potato Patch french fries, many area residents can recall favorite moments of their childhood spent at Kennywood Park near Pittsburgh. Rick Sebak, longtime producer of documentaries for WQED and PBS, will revive
Dick Roberts' first book, Growing Up Yinzer is a compendium of 51 beloved Pittsburghers sharing memories and reflections about how growing up in the city shaped them.
It’s been six months since Jason Jedlinski took over as president of WQED Multimedia, so I wanted to check in on what he’s learned so far, where things stand regarding the station’s spate of technical hiccups and what’s on the horizon regarding local linear TV programming. But first, some news:
Acclaimed author Lori Jakiela will present a reading at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 9 at Donkey Coffee, 17 W. Washington St., Athens.
Billionaire entrepreneur, Mt. Lebanon’s Mark Cuban, started buying and selling baseball cards in a local park when he was 9 or 10. New Kensington’s Rich Engler, who has promoted more than 6,000 concerts in the Pittsburgh area and other markets across the U.S., at one time lived behind a partition