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This Pennsylvania Shop Serves A Sandwich That Keeps Locals Coming Back
Some sandwiches in Pennsylvania are more than lunch, they are local legends layered between two slices of bread. Step inside a beloved neighborhood shop and you will catch the comforting scent of fresh rolls, slow simmered soups, and meat sliced just moments before it hits the counter. It is crust-and-crumb...
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Turning up the volume at the Cooper-Siegel Community Library
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This Pennsylvania Diner Is a Go-To Morning Spot for Incredible Biscuits and Gravy
Breakfast dreams do come true in Pittsburgh. Step inside Kelly O’s Diner and the scent of sizzling sausage and fresh biscuits hits you like a warm hug. This isn’t just any diner—this is where mornings matter, where every plate of biscuits and gravy feels like a little celebration.
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The Top Summer 2026 Shows in Pittsburgh
With the third nine weeks being halfway over, students cannot help but think about summer plans. Some students might be heading to the beach while others travel the world. If you aren’t going anywhere, there is something to do right here in Pittsburgh… Go to a concert!. Don...
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This Pennsylvania Café Lets You Sip Coffee While Spending Time With Cats
Some cafés offer a great cup of coffee. Others offer something far more memorable. Imagine a cozy room filled with the soft hum of conversation, the comforting aroma of freshly brewed coffee, and a few curious whiskered faces wandering by to say hello. Creative spaces across Pennsylvania are part...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
On the menu: Alligator meat grows in popularity in Western Pennsylvania
Fried Alligator Bites served at Muddy Water Oyster Bar in East Liberty. (Courtesy of Muddy Waters) Muddy Waters Oyster Bar co-owner Diana Kucenic knows a thing or two about alligator. Her East Liberty seafood bar and restaurant, specializing in Cajun fare, has been serving up gator bites made from alligator...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Cody Johnson brings a big helpin’ of Texas country to sold-out Pittsburgh show
There are more than 1,200 miles between Pittsburgh and Sebastpol, Texas, but Cody Johnson made that distance between his hometown and PPG Paints Arena feel a whole lot smaller in his Friday night show. The contemporary country singer sold out his Pittsburgh show, which had been rescheduled from October, with...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Titusz, an Austrian and Hungarian-inspired restaurant, sets opening date
Langos at Titusz, set to open in Lawrenceville on April 2. (Courtesy Aaron Sheedy) Titusz, the eagerly anticipated Austrian and Hungarian-inspired restaurant helmed by Chef Csilla Thackray, has set an opening date of April 2. The 49-seat restaurant will open in Lawrenceville in the former Merchant Oyster Co. space. A...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Free parking ends for Palace Theatre patrons at Greensburg’s Bell Way Garage
Visitors to the Palace Theatre in downtown Greensburg can no longer park for free in the Bell Way Garage on Otterman Street. The Westmoreland Cultural Trust, the nonprofit that owns the theater, declined in January to renew its previous partnership with the city for parking at the garage, according to Mayor Robb Bell.
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Gretchen's table: This St. Patrick's Day, have an open-faced Reuben on brown bread
PITTSBURGH - Everybody's a little bit Irish on St. Patrick's Day, right?. How else to explain the hundreds of thousands of Pittsburghers who turn out each year for the annual St. Patrick's Day parade down Grant Street in Downtown, and continue celebrating at bars, restaurants, parties and dinners?. If you're...
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Save the Dates! Local High School Musicals to Hit the Stage in March: PART 2: Lincoln High School Presents Little Shop of Horrors
Note this is part 2 of a two-part series introducing the local high school musicals. Today’s part will feature dates of both shows and details about the Lincoln presentation of Little Shop of Horrors. March is an exciting month for local high school theatre arts. Both Riverside Beaver County...
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Ultimate guide to Pittsburgh’s finest pizzerias during the NFL Draft
There are a few things visitors need to be aware of when traversing Pittsburgh for the 2026 NFL Draft: how to navigate the city’s bridges, how to properly use Pittsburghese slang and — most important, of course — where to find pizza that is cheesy, delicious and fit for a crowd of football fans.
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Lose Yourself in 24,000 Acres of Untamed Pennsylvania Wilderness Where Trails Seem Endless
Some places don’t just offer a hike—they swallow you whole. Step into Gallitzin State Forest, and suddenly the noise of everyday life fades behind towering hardwoods and winding mountain trails. Spread across roughly 24,000 acres, this wild stretch of Pennsylvania feels like a place where maps matter less and curiosity leads the way.
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Richland Zoning Hearing Board denies variance for drive-thru coffee shop
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – The Richland Township Zoning Hearing Board on Thursday denied a variance request that would have allowed a company to build a drive-thru coffee shop at the East Hills Plaza. Businesses that populate the plaza at 1523 Scalp Ave. include Dollar General, the Main Moon Chinese restaurant,...