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Spookiest homes in Pittsburgh can compete for Halloween title
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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
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Ross commissioners exclude parks in seeking state permit for deer cull
No township parks will be included as Ross seeks to control its deer population with a cull using sharpshooters. Ross will instead seek a permit for the cull from the state Game Commission that would take place early next year on other township-owned and private properties. While officials have said...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Baden playwright earns top honors at Pittsburgh New Works Festival
Playwright Jeff DeSantis, 61, of Baden, won the Best Playwright Award at the 2026 Pittsburgh New Works Festival. (Submitted/Jeff DeSantis) Jeff DeSantis of Baden came away from this year’s Pittsburgh New Works Festival feeling pretty good. “Heavenly” might even be an appropriate description — if his latest award-winning play wasn’t about hell, that is.
coatingsworld.com
Pittsburgh Paints Names Artifact 2027 Color of the Year
We live in times that can best be described as tumultuous and evolving. Heading into 2027, one of the most overriding trends that leading paint companies are seeing is homeowners is looking to create calming, tranquil spaces. For Pittsburgh Paints, this played a role in selecting Artifact (PPG10-16), a warm, smoky blue, as its 2027 Color of the Year.
hoodline.com
North Side Restaurant Owners Get Probation in $178K Food Stamp Scheme
The husband-and-wife owners of a North Side restaurant and deli will serve seven years of probation each, with the first year under electronic monitoring, after pleading guilty to running a scheme that siphoned more than $178,000 in food stamp benefits to stock their businesses with groceries. Rachna Anwar and Munir Chaudhri operated Lillen's Restaurant and an adjoining deli at 535 East Ohio Street in Pittsburgh's East Allegheny neighborhood while living on Peebles Road in McCandless Township.
everafterinthewoods.com
We Ranked 10 Of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania’s Best Antique Thrift Stores And Here Are The Results
Ranking antique thrift stores is harder than it sounds. The best shop is not always the biggest, the neatest, or the one with the fanciest display. Sometimes it is the place where every aisle makes you slow down because something odd, useful, or completely unexpected keeps stealing your attention. Pittsburgh...