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Retro treasures and rare finds headed to downtown Pittsburgh
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Hellbender Records brings the luck of the Irish to Pittsburgh turntables
What do the Pittsburgh Steelers, Pitt Panthers, and Hellbender Vinyl have in common? All of them are building a relationship with the Emerald Isle. Lawrenceville vinyl pressing plant Hellbender Vinyl’s partnership with Irish vinyl plant Anthem Vinyl will help produce more records to get through the global vinyl backlog.
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
myfamilytravels.com
Nearly 20 Years After a Devastating Fire, This Pennsylvania Bakery’s Famous Name Made a Comeback
Cinnamon and smoke should not share the same memory. In Pennsylvania, they do. A devastating fire swept through a beloved bakery nearly twenty years ago, silencing ovens that had been warming the same recipes for generations. Grandparents still mention the name at holidays. Kids grew up hearing about bread they...
ComingSoon
Taylor Sheridan’s Mayor of Kingstown Sets Release Date for Season 5 With First Photos
Mayor of Kingstown is preparing to return for its fifth season, which will also serve as the crime drama’s final season. Paramount+ has announced the release date and unveiled the first photos from the upcoming episodes of the Taylor Sheridan show. The new season will bring Jeremy Renner back as Mike McLusky for one last chapter.
CBS News
Pennsylvania Lottery scratch-off ticket worth $4 million sold in Westmoreland County
familyvacationsus.com
People Cross The State Just For The Cheeseburger At This Tiny Pittsburgh-Area Grill
The beef here gets ground fresh every single day by an in-house butcher. Then it hits a custom cast-iron grill over real hardwood coals of oak, maple, hickory, and ash. The same grill master has tended that fire since 1987. I can’t imagine how many burgers have passed through those hands.
pittsburghmagazine.com
Valliant’s Diner in Ross Gets a New Owner, but Maintains Its Retro Charm
In August, when Aaron Easler bought Valliant’s Diner, he hung a “Closed” sign on the door so he could clean, organize and adjust to life as a restaurant owner. He quickly learned that the Ross eatery belongs to the customers. Regulars filtered in through the front and...