by Kate Oczypok | Apr 23, 2018 | Bridgeville, Neighborhoods, Pittsburgh
A Brief History of Bridgeville Bridgeville is a borough in Allegheny County located along Chartiers Creek. The village that ended up becoming Bridgeville got its name because of the first bridge built at the crossing of Chartiers Creek (at what is now Washington...
by Kate Oczypok | Apr 22, 2018 | Pittsburgh
Photo by @upthesaturation – Instagram We all know there are some pretty specific ways to bug a Pittsburgher. We put together seven things that really make us tick. We can bet you might feel the same way! If you have things that annoy you as a Pittsburgher, let...
by Kate Oczypok | Apr 17, 2018 | Events, Pittsburgh
The Pittsburgh Business Show is heading into its second year on April 25th and 26th. Founders Linda Jo and Bryan Thornberg, both seasoned business owners, decided to create the show in the hopes that it becomes an integral piece of the growth and foundation of the...
by Zeke Caresani | Apr 16, 2018 | Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Charities
As a 10-year vet of being a therapy dog, Leo has been helping children get better. Now it’s time to help Leo. Out of hundreds of dogs nominated, Leo was chosen as a finalist in the Therapy Dog category for the American Humane Hero Dog Awards So who is Leo and...
by Kate Oczypok | Apr 14, 2018 | Pittsburgh, Things To Do
Pittsburgh sometimes takes a while for spring to arrive, but when it does it certainly doesn’t disappoint. We put together seven of the many reasons Pittsburgh is the greatest in the springtime. 1. Kennywood opens. The amusement park is celebrating its 120th...
by Kate Oczypok | Apr 11, 2018 | Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Penguins
In honor of the Penguins first playoff game this season versus the Philadelphia Flyers, we put together a post of mostly fun, some memorable moments in recent Pens history. In no particular order, relive the glory with us. 1. Fleury and his pranks Pens former goalie...
