Thursday Jul 24 | Pittsburgh Tribune
Commuting from the suburbs frustrating, confusing
Stephanie Hacke, a reporter for The South Hills Record, spent a few days riding Port Authority buses through several suburban communities.
Pittsburgh is catching the windfall from tax incentive plan for movies
A year after state lawmakers approved a $75 million film tax incentive program, Pittsburgh has emerged as Pennsylvania's brightest star.
Two brothers from Dormont drown
An annual family camping trip to the Allegheny National Forest turned tragic for a South Hills family yesterday, when two brothers drowned, one trying to save the other.
Tunnel to break through Downtown tomorrow
The huge tunnel-boring machine digging the first of two twin subway tunnels beneath the Allegheny River is expected to "hole through" sometime between 8:30 and 10 a.m. tomorrow.
Pittsburgh Husband, Wife Re-Enlist In Iraq For July 4th Holiday
A married Castle Shannon couple who are serving in Iraq were among 1,100 troops who re-enlisted for duty on the Fourth of July.
Restaurateur's efforts helped kids with epilepsy
Steve "Froggy" Morris was best known for his popular bars and restaurants, but he is also being remembered for his commitment to children with epilepsy.
4th Of July Fireworks Times In Pittsburgh City, Suburbs
ThePittsburghChannel.com is compiling a list of fireworks displays, locations and times throughout western Pennsylvania.
Jackie Collins hits the road to promote latest book
Author Jackie Collins on her book tour bus outside Barnes & Noble at South Hills Village Mall on Monday.
Pittsburgh DUI Patrols, Checkpoints Coming This Weekend
City police will be conducting sobriety checkpoints and roving DUI patrols in Pittsburgh this weekend.
Avalon Exchange expanding, to join Mt. Lebanon's Washington Rd. commercial corridor
After 20 successful years in city neighborhoods, Avalon Exchange is entering a new market.
Council supports Main Street Program
Connellsville City Council is working to improve the city with funds that have been made available through unconventional sources: the sale of property purchased for $1 from the federal government and a will, ...
Ravenstahl pitches services to suburbs
Even though a merger with the county is on the table, Mayor Luke Ravenstahl yesterday invited suburban leaders to peruse his menu of services as he works toward deals that could have city trash collectors and ...
Man Jumps Into Creek After Traffic Stop
A 20-year-old Dormont man is facing a number of charges following an intense search overnight in several South Hills communities.
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Mt. Lebanon DUI task force plans sobriety checkpoints
Roving patrols from the Mt. Lebanon Area DUI Task Force will be on roadways and set up a sobriety checkpoint today and Sunday in the South Hills.
Betsy Ann to close 7 stores as part of reorganization
Betsy Ann Chocolates is continuing a reorganization of its local operations with plans to eventually close its seven remaining retail outlets and concentrate on fundraisers, corporate gifts and other ...
Young people shine at annual St. Timothy Awards
The diocesan Secretariat for Education honored 29 young people for exemplifying qualities of moral integrity, good works and Christian leadership at the 15th annual St.
Five seek open at-large council seat
In the first at-large City Council race with no incumbent in decades, five candidates are hoping to be elected as the panel's only citywide representative.
Carnegie Hall curtain to rise for local choral group
A South Hills-based choral group will finish its concert season on an exciting note with a show at Carnegie Hall.
Brian Krug, a captain for the Gateway Clipper Fleet, has to be careful with the sea as his mistress.