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The October surprise is a fixture of recent presidential election years.

In almost all of our interviews, we’ve heard many of our local reporters say they’ve dreamed of becoming a journalist since they were a child.

It’s a digital world out there, particularly as consumer experiences are increasingly centered on screens, rather than storefronts — or maybe both.

Without ritualizing it too much, the first Tuesday in November may reflect the most important part of being an American.

Effective leadership is under a microscope, now more than ever.

If you’re looking for the one-stop shop for everything music, art and underground in Pittsburgh, look no further than Brian Howe, aka Sikes.

While 2020 has likely offered more “trick” than “treat,” the near century-old celebration of handing out Halloween candy will go on in Pittsburgh this year, albeit with some COVID-friendly stipulations.

As the year slips faster into the colder seasons, you’ll want to find the perfect cozy activities to do in the warmth of your home.

You’ve probably upped your hand-washing game this past year, but it doesn’t have to stop after you leave your home.

2020 has thrown enough on our plates. With the holidays quickly approaching, the mad rush of shopping during a global pandemic just doesn’t bring forward that same sense of Christmas cheer.

The latest craze on Netflix, “The Social Dilemma,” has viewers concerned about the negative effects of social media.

Throughout quarantine, virtual cooking and cocktail classes became a go-to activity for many (as well as a fun way to support local restaurants and bars through a difficult time).

Thankfully, there’s no mask required to experience this issue of The Pittsburgh 100. Hope you enjoy!

From radio to print to stage, Paul has certainly kept busy in his journalism and acting career.

As companies pivot to a digital environment, part of that is figuring out how to keep clients and prospects engaged through a computer screen — cue conversational marketing.

It’s not often that Southern Gothic makes its way through Pittsburgh, but when it does, it truly stands out.

Many ignore the vaccine, but it’s important to reduce the flu’s spread in 2020 because of its similarities to the coronavirus.

Fall is nearly here, and that can only mean one thing — the pumpkin spice craze is about to be in full swing.

The Adventure Cycling Association – a fantastic resource for cyclists – has designated the last weekend of September as National Bike Travel Weekend.

One of the silver linings of the pandemic progressing into the fall season is fall crafting activities are abundant.

See some changing leaves, enjoy cool nights by a campfire or pamper yourself.

Determining your leadership style is a big step in improving your professional self.

Now is a great time for you and your family to expand your cultural horizons and perhaps invest in your career.

Do you want to affect change and make a positive impact on your community and the world? There are plenty of online and social distancing volunteer opportunities that you can get involved with.

Yep, there are three questions in that headline that you probably never considered until you learned to spell coronavirus.

Interviewing local reporters has been fascinating.

MyAdvisor, a veteran-owned business that connects others to mental health services, has some tips for how employers can support a vital new mission: PREVENTS.

Those who originally hoped the COVID-19 curve would flatten nationwide by August were misguided.

Over a mélange of folk-filled instrumentation and textures, Merce Lemon juxtaposes a soft and unassuming voice with taking on big, in-your-face ideas.

Lewis was a man of deeds, but as a legislator and activist, orator and author, he was a grand storyteller. Fluent figures such as Lewis are the most effective people to change minds and inspire action.