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Otis Williams Brings Temptations' Farewell Tour To Pittsburgh's New Wylie Venue
The Temptations are bringing their farewell tour to Pittsburgh, with the Motown legends set to perform at Citizens Live at The Wylie on Wednesday, February 10, 2027. The show marks a milestone moment for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame group, still led by 84-year-old co-founder and original member Otis Williams, and for the brand-new concert venue hosting them across from PPG Paints Arena.
hoodline.com
East Liberty Artist Emily Laychak, 42, Vanishes Needing Medical Help
Pittsburgh Police are asking the public for help finding Emily Laychak, a 42-year-old woman who may need medical attention and was last seen leaving a friend’s residence in East Liberty around 6:30 a.m. on Monday. Special Victims Unit detectives describe her as 5 feet 5 inches tall and about 130 pounds, with blondish-brown hair and green eyes. No description of her clothing at the time she disappeared has been released.
floorcoveringweekly.com
Main Street Floors Balance Style & Performance
[Export, Pa.] When it comes to Main Street spaces, floors need to stand up to everyday use while reflecting the look and feel of the business. Jenne Ross, director of product at Karndean, reported that warmer-colored walls are influencing the continued growth of mid-warm wood and light-warm stone visuals. And, she said, those looks can make spaces feel more welcoming for employees and customers.
ppuglobe.com
PREVIEW: ‘The House that Changed My Life’ tells a family story where it happened
For Point Park seniors pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts in cinema production, Production 4 (P4) is a required course that spans both semesters of one academic year. In the class, students create their senior thesis films. Production on the P4 film “The House that Changed My Life,” took place...
riverlifepgh.org
Request For Proposal: Operation of Food and Beverage Concessions on Riverlife’s Shore Thing
Riverlife requests proposals for the operation of food and beverage concessions from a shipping container located on Shore Thing, Riverlife’s programming barge located at 2 Federal Street on Pittsburgh’s North Shore adjacent to Allegheny Landing park. The available concession space is 21.5’ x 8’. Riverlife is accepting proposals for use of the full 21.5’ x 8’ space, although multiple vendors may work together to submit a single proposal jointly.
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Letter to the editor: Improper move for SummerSounds
The city of Greensburg has entered into an agreement to take the lead in the administration of SummerSounds, Greensburg’s longtime concerts in the park series. The city has hired an executive director who will take on much of the responsibility Gene James, one of the three founders, has shouldered for most of the life of the series. The other founders are Missy Monsour and Steve Gifford.
unearththevoyage.com
This Pittsburgh Grill Serves a Famous Turkey Sandwich Covered in Cheese
Union Grill in Pittsburgh’s Oakland neighborhood is known for a Turkey Devonshire covered in cheese sauce, a local specialty that has even made it onto national food television. The restaurant has been serving hearty American comfort food near the Carnegie Museums since 1994. The menu goes well beyond its...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Riverstone Books continues its story at larger location in McCandless
On hand for the ribbon-cutting ceremony Oct. 16, 2026, at Riverstone Books in McCandless are (from left) employees Carrie Eakin, a bookseller, and Nat Moss, a general manager since since the store’s original opening in 2017; Dave Suftin, founder of Mechanical Coffee Co.; owner Barbara Jeremiah; state Sen. Lindsey Williams; and state Rep. Arvind Venkat. The store relocated to 65 Blazier Drive, the site of the former Dover Saddlery in the Pine Creek Shopping Center. (Natalie Beneviat | For TribLive)
pittsburghurbanmedia.com
From Hollywood to Homewood: Billy Porter Launches Audacity Project to Open Entertainment Industry Doors for Pittsburgh Youth
PITTSBURGH — From Broadway and Hollywood back to the neighborhoods that helped shape his dreams, Pittsburgh native Billy Porter is bringing his success home with a new initiative aimed at opening doors for the next generation of local talent. Porter announced October 21 the launch of the Audacity Project,...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Fox Chapel Area grad Suzanne Sheer releasing new single, ‘Crush’
Suzanne Sheer will release a new single, “Crush,” on Oct. 21. (Courtesy of Chris Crisman) Alternative R&B/soul singer Suzanne Sheer may be based in Philadelphia now, but she won’t ever forget her roots in Western Pennsylvania. “I grew up in Indiana Township in a beautiful house in...
USA TODAY
Spookiest homes in Pittsburgh can compete for Halloween title
takemetotn.com
This Hidden Pittsburgh Restaurant Serves a Calzone Nearly as Wide as the Table
A calzone as wide as the table sounds like a tall tale. At one Pittsburgh spot, it’s a real menu item with the restaurant’s own name on it. The place has been serving Italian dishes and piled-high sandwiches since 1977. It sits down in a low pocket of the city that many people drive past without noticing.
WTRF
Banana Ball 2027 schedule: Games in Pittsburgh and all over Ohio
(WKBN) — Are you ready to have a ball?. The 2027 schedule for Banana Ball is out, and chances are one of the teams is coming to a city near you. The Ticket Lottery List is out now and will remain open until Oct. 31 at 11:59 p.m. The full schedule is listed here.
CBS News
Award-winning creations put Pittsburgh pizza in spotlight
Beaver County Times
From the Archives: The Life and the Legend of Charlie No Face
Part of an occasional series in which the Times republishes popular and notable stories from our past. This story originally appeared in the Times on March 11, 2007. Ask 10 people about the legend of Charlie No Face, aka the Green Man, and you'll hear a different story each time. He's a ghost. He's a bogyman. He's a poor factory worker who fell into a vat of acid. He was hit by lightning. He worked for a power company and was zapped while climbing a utility pole, or while climbing a tree as a boy to retrieve a kite, or to look at a bird's nest. He haunts Koppel-New Galilee Road in Big Beaver, or a deserted industrial area near New Castle, or an old railroad tunnel in South Park, or any one of a half-dozen other places around the Pittsburgh region. He was one of the kindest human beings on the face of this earth, despite his horrible disfigurement. That last one is the truth, according to a relative, but the truth has been obscured by decades of hyperbole. The true story of Charlie No Face, which is how Beaver Countians typically refer to him, is a little less