Carmichaels
Carmichaels, PA · Business
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Letter to the editor: Methane protections a must
Now that Pittsburgh-area kids are back in school and back outside for recess and fall sports, it’s worth asking what’s actually in the air they’re breathing, and whether Pennsylvania is doing enough about one of its biggest sources of pollution: methane from oil and gas operations. I...
WTAJ
Chick-fil-A expands in Pennsylvania, including Johnstown and DuBois
(WTAJ) — Multiple Chick-fil-A stores will spring up around Western Pennsylvania in the next two years. The company announced an expansion of nine new locally owned stores in the region through 2028, which include Johnstown, Latrobe and a first-ever location in DuBois. In May, the company submitted plans to DuBois City to take over the […]
WPXI Pittsburgh
Brooklyn buyer closes on three buildings at McCandless Corporate Center
Brooklyn-based Chesky Brach and his CSB Holdings have taken ownership of three more buildings and some additional land at the McCandless Corporate Center along McKnight Road as the investor builds up an office portfolio here. The company did not respond for comment. But real estate records show Building One, Two...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
‘I’m going to miss it’: Longtime Greensburg auto body shop to close after 75 years
Turning wrenches at Hill’s City Service in Greensburg has been a constant in David Hill’s life. Now, after about 50 years of wheel alignments and suspension work on tens of thousands of vehicles, Hill is closing the garage door on the Harvey Avenue auto body shop — opened by his grandfather in 1951.
pittsburghmagazine.com
House of the Week: Jefferson Hills Luxury Home Built for Entertaining
Open houses: Saturday, Oct. 3 & Sunday, Oct. 4, 2–4 p.m. Pre-inspected 4BD & 5BA luxury living in Jefferson Hills & relocated sellers left all the fun!. Must see original owner Salvatti custom home open this Sat 10/3 & Sun 10/4 2-4pm Don’t miss this newer move-in ready &...
WPXI Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light employees gather ahead of strike as customers voice concerns
Duquesne Light employees gathered outside around 11 p.m. Wednesday ahead of a potential midnight strike, as some customers worried about how a walkout could affect power restoration after another major storm.
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Data center critics want Upper Burrell to also regulate electric plants that could power the centers
Brandon Mutschler with Protect PT speaks to a crowd about data center ordinances on Wednesday. (Emma Stanton | TribLive) Upper Burrell has yet to pass an ordinance governing data centers in the township, but those opposed to the centers already have another ordinance they want the township to consider — rules for electric plants that would power data centers.
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Entrepreneur betting big on e-bikes with Fierro Bikes 412 downtown (Personalities of Pittsburgh)
Tyler H. Church rides his own restless energy as he works to boost up his downtown e-bike store, striving to build a business getting Golden Triangle residents and visitors alike to hop on the growing trend of electric bicycle use.
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
The Advanced Leadership Institute hosts leadership conference in Pittsburgh
More than 100 professionals from across the country gathered Thursday at the Kimpton Hotel Monaco in Downtown Pittsburgh to sharpen their leadership skills, navigate a changing workforce and prepare the next generation of leaders. The Advanced Leadership Institute, or TALI, hosted its second Leadership Development Conference, bringing together professionals for...
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Company of the Day – Star Media
Headquarters: 505 N Church St, Mount Pleasant, PA 15666. Markets: Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, and West Virginia. Star Media, LLC is a family owned and operated outdoor company located in Mount Pleasant, PA. The provide billboard coverage in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, and West Virginia with 88 locations. To receive a free...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Potential buyer, use for Pittsburgh Mills remains a mystery for now
The impending sale of Pittsburgh Mills has created a bit of a buzz among shoppers, financial experts and real estate agents waiting to learn the identity of the buyer. “It’s the million-dollar question,” said Allegheny County Councilman Nick Futules, whose district encompasses the Route 28 corridor that houses the Frazer mall. “Even us elected officials are in the dark.”
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Real Estate Transfers Sept. 20 to Sept. 26
Jacqueline Leigh Harnish to Todd Stepe and Shannon Lacek at 1302 Boyle St. for $240,000. Eduards Lacis to Nathan Dyrud and Leah Kozak at 117 Hemlock St. for $438,000. Gratluk LLC to 1110 A Palo Alto LLC at 1110 Palo Alto St. Unit A for $280,000. Katherine O'Connor to Andrew...
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ScareHouse founder Scott Simmons decided Pittsburgh Needs More Fog
Scott Simmons knows a thing or two about scaring people. For a little over two decades, he ran ScareHouse, one of the country’s most popular and respected haunted attractions, which operated out of a warehouse in Etna. But for all their terrifying imaginings — the creepy clowns, the evil Christmas elves, the axe-wielding maniacs — nothing prepared him for the real horror of the COVID-19 pandemic.