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Once an exclusive haven for Pittsburgh’s elite, Pitt’s University Club is now open to everyone

Location: University Club at University of Pittsburgh in Oakland. Featured guests: Danielle Olcott, director of food and beverage; Robyn Tongel, hospitality concierge; and Jana Sestili, director of event & conference services, at Pitt’s University Club. 3 things that surprised me:. 1. Acclaimed architect Henry Hornbostel designed The University Club...

Pittsburgh, PA · 2d
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From the Netherlands to Kansas City to Pittsburgh on the Pittsburgh Jazz Scene

Vocalist Lucy Wijnands is from Kansas City - from a musical family, including her father, Dutch-born jazz, swing and stride pianist Bram Wijnands, who moved to KC in the early 1990’s. In our conversation with Lucy Wijands, she told us she was drawn to jazz and the “songbook” as...

Pittsburgh, PA · 17h
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Dog Rescued After Being Abandoned Along Westmoreland County Road

Zack Keithy, our author, is a certified veterinarian technician (UC Blue Ash) for over 6 years (contact him here). The articles written here are based on his expertise and experience, combined with a review by our expert vet reviewers including Dr M. Tarantino. Learn more about us here. A small...

Westmoreland County, PA · 1d
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The Tiny Pennsylvania Bakery Making Donuts So Legendary Even Homer Simpson Would Approve Wholeheartedly

There’s a bakery in Greensburg, Pennsylvania that has been quietly winning hearts, one donut at a time, and the rest of the world is only just starting to catch on. Donut Chef Brick Oven Bakery is the kind of place that makes you feel like you’ve discovered something the universe has been keeping just for you.

Greensburg, PA · 4d
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Over 1,000 Kinds Of Bulk Candy Fill The Bins At This Pennsylvania Sweet Shop

Five pounds of chocolate candy that flunked its beauty test can go home with you for under twenty dollars. The pieces came off a real production line, just a little lumpy, smudged, or lopsided. The star of this show is a marshmallow-filled chocolate cup that has been made in the...

Altoona, PA · 11d

KDKA News Radio

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Local wing spot ordered closed after sewage backup discovered

Big Shot Bob's wing restaurant in Penn Hills, Pittsburgh, closed by Allegheny County Health Department due to sewage backup and 15 inspection violations.

Pittsburgh, PA · 2d

KDKA News Radio

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Fish nor Fowl in Pittsburgh closes amid owner's criminal charges

Fish nor Fowl restaurant closes after 8 years. Owner Richard DeShantz faces legal issues and assault charges, stepping away from his restaurant group.

Pittsburgh, PA · 9d

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The Individualism of Roger Humphries

Around 9 p.m. on gala night of the 2026 Pittsburgh Jazz Festival, I was obliged to exit an immensely satisfying concert by Samara Joy and her cohesive septet in the August Wilson Cultural Center’s auditorium to emcee a set by drum grandmaster Roger Humphries. A familiar and beloved figure in Pittsburgh’s hardcore jazz circles for most of his 82 years, Humphries reached the global stage during his 1964–’67 tenure with Horace Silver, during which he developed a creative, still-fresh, swing-meets Afro-Latin beat matrix to propel bandmates Joe Henderson, Carmel Jones, Woody Shaw and J.J. Johnson on albums like Song For My Father, The Cape Verdean Blues and The Jody Grind, thereby stamping his tonal personality in the volatile mix of contemporaneous drum expression then being developed by individualistic, virtuosic generational contemporaries like Tony Williams, Joe Chambers, Jack DeJohnette, Lenny White and Billy Cobham.

Pittsburgh, PA · 2d

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The One-Of-A-Kind Seafood Restaurant In Pennsylvania Where The Views Steal The Show

There are restaurants you visit for the food, restaurants you visit for the atmosphere, and then there’s Monterey Bay Fish Grotto in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which somehow figured out how to make both compete for your attention at the same time. Spoiler alert: the views win, but only barely, because...

Pittsburgh, PA · 2d

CBS Pittsburgh

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Arnold Palmer Regional Airport preparing to hire staff for new Breeze Airways service

A new airline is getting ready to take off at Arnold Palmer Regional Airport near Latrobe, and preparations are already underway.

Latrobe, PA · 1d

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DiCarlo's Pizza Returns to Brookline After Nearly a Decade Away From Pittsburgh

DiCarlo's Pizza, the family-run chain credited with inventing Ohio Valley-style pizza, is coming back to Pittsburgh with a new shop at 1200 Brookline Boulevard. The family expects to open before the end of the year, though no official opening date has been set. The new location sits just up the...

Pittsburgh, PA · 5d

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Review: Midnight Radio’s ‘Night of the Living Dead N’At’

Pittsburgh is known as the birthplace of the modern zombie movie and a top choice for Halloween movies. So it isn’t surprising that Bricolage Production Company chose to parody Night of the Living Dead, a classic horror film directed by George A. Romero and shot in and around Pittsburgh. Bricolage Production Company’s Night of the Living Dead N’At opened Midnight Radio’s fourteenth season in residency at City Theatre, and there is no shortage of zombies, raunchy humor, and Pittsburgh references. Night of the Living Dead N’At is a must-see treat (with a few tricks) for anyone who loves horror movies and enjoys the playful humor of a good parody.

Pittsburgh, PA · 2d

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Oakmont Splits Over Bow Hunters Set to Target Deer in Borough Parks

Deer have been wandering onto Oakmont's Main Street and darting across a trail between the upper and lower boulevard for years, and now the borough is turning to bow hunters to thin the herd. The archery phase of Oakmont's deer management program could start as early as Thursday, and residents are sharply divided over whether vetted hunters belong in local parks at all.

Oakmont, PA · 21h

KCAU 9 News

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Chipotle is giving tattooed customers a BOGO deal this Friday the 13th

Chipotle is running a BOGO deal on Friday the 13th for customers who have tattoos. Here's how to cash in.

Pittsburgh, PA · 1d

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P4 film ‘Ripple’ portrays teenage disassociation

Written and directed by Jill Musser, the Production 4 film “Ripple” is a coming-of-age drama following Emili, a teenage girl who often disassociates to avoid her life’s problems. The team wrapped filming on the project last month. “She [Emili] must overcome her dissociation to break her patterns...

Pittsburgh, PA · 2d

USA TODAY

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Pittsburgh plays key role in ongoing lawsuit over origins of ‘The Pitt’

Pittsburgh, PA · 1d

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Locals Swear The Best Pittsburgh-Style Fries On A Salad Come From This Old Steel-Town Bar In Pennsylvania

Western Pennsylvania has a habit of putting fries on top of salads, and nobody around here apologizes for it. A plate of greens topped with grilled steak and a pile of hot fries is practically a regional handshake. In Beaver County, one old-school spot has been serving that combo to...

Beaver County, PA · 14d

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Pioneering trans artist's photos spark a new exhibit in Pittsburgh

Thirty years after her untimely death, visionary trans artist Greer Lankton is getting her second exhibit at Pittsburgh’s Mattress Factory museum — the venue that hosted the final show she opened in her lifetime. “Greer Lankton: Could It Be Love” includes two dozen of Lankton’s photographs of her...

Pittsburgh, PA · 3d

PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW

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New owner of Valliant’s Diner in Ross aims to ‘amplify’ traditions while updating for the times

After more than 30 years of running the Ross diner started by his father in 1968, Gerri Valliant knew it was time to retire. “I’m pushing 70. I’m tired,” Valliant said. “It’s tough on the body. It was time to move on.”. And after meeting...

Penn, PA · 2d