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Along with sharing a business venture, Mt. Lebanon native Mark Cuban and his “Shark Tank” beneficiary Jenny Goldfarb have the common heritage of tracing their roots to the central European nation of Romania.
When President Joe Biden signed the bill into law that established June 19 as Juneteenth National Independence Day, he became responsible for more than just what he called “one of the great honors” of his presidency by creating a new U.S. federal holiday.
Arc Human Services has saddled up with a Bethel Park nonprofit to provide equine-assisted learning experiences for the individuals they serve.
Since the coronavirus pandemic reached Southwestern Pennsylvania in March 2020, the Observer-Reporter’s editorial department has mostly worked from home.
Cleveland, July 2016: Ventriloquist April Brucker is performing with the puppet she calls Donald J. Tramp in a public square outside of the Republican National Convention.
Two weeks after his second COVID-19 vaccination, my friend Mike celebrated by flying to Las Vegas.
Beth Exton enjoys the best of both worlds as the development director of the Pittsburgh Botanic Garden.
The past year has represented the proverbial rollercoaster ride for Mt. Lebanon interior designers Andrea Babb and Dana Mackey.
The clock is hopefully ticking.
Tomato-growing enthusiasts know that proper pollination is key to a healthy crop.
At the start of each new year, lots of people resolve to make significant changes. Not me. I don’t make resolutions. I create habits.
While the bar and restaurant have not been fully engaged because of the ongoing pandemic, the cafe is already home to a loyal cast of neighborhood locals.
Arc Human Services has saddled up with a Bethel Park nonprofit to provide equine-assisted learning experiences for the individuals they serve.
Since the coronavirus pandemic reached Southwestern Pennsylvania in March 2020, the Observer-Reporter’s editorial department has mostly worked from home.
Cleveland, July 2016: Ventriloquist April Brucker is performing with the puppet she calls Donald J. Tramp in a public square outside of the Republican National Convention.
Two weeks after his second COVID-19 vaccination, my friend Mike celebrated by flying to Las Vegas.
Beth Exton enjoys the best of both worlds as the development director of the Pittsburgh Botanic Garden.
The past year has represented the proverbial rollercoaster ride for Mt. Lebanon interior designers Andrea Babb and Dana Mackey.
The clock is hopefully ticking.
Tomato-growing enthusiasts know that proper pollination is key to a healthy crop.
At the start of each new year, lots of people resolve to make significant changes. Not me. I don’t make resolutions. I create habits.
While the bar and restaurant have not been fully engaged because of the ongoing pandemic, the cafe is already home to a loyal cast of neighborhood locals.
When you hear about the Town Hall South Speaker Series, you probably think of the renowned writers, actors, politicians, journalists, scientists and more who speak at Upper St. Clair High School five times a year and engage our community in dialogue on key issues of our day.
There’s little doubt this holiday season will be a little different.
The need to connect with our friends, families and, in many cases, co-workers has never been higher following months of social distancing measures put in place to combat the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.
There’s no doubt social distancing practices have done much to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus around the world.
As they sort of say, one woman’s junk is another person’s treasure.
In what might be considered a minor miracle, my living room has been reclaimed.
I’ve never been one for resolutions. Any big goals I set in a fit of inspiration while waiting for the bedazzled ball to drop are swiftly abandoned come February.
Editor’s note: A primary care physician should be consulted before taking any supplements. No one other than a doctor should provide medical advice. This article is not intended to include medical advice, nor should it be interpreted as such.
Adult recreation and sports leagues offer adults opportunities to stay healthy and active.
“Oh my,” Paul Telega thought when Joe David was assigned to be his lab partner as the two prepared for their careers in physical therapy. Both attended the University of Pittsburgh in the 1980s and eventually earned their doctorate degrees.
Around Pittsburgh, everyone’s commentary on the sport of curling is pretty much the same:
The Bethel Park Community Foundation held another successful fundraiser. Known as Bethel’s Bounty, the event featured more than 20 food and beverage vendors that offered savory samples to some 300 guests. Katie Hogue and John Carberry chaired the event, which board trustee Andy Amrhein emcee…
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