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November, because of Thanksgiving, is a time to express gratitude for the happenings – planned, unplanned, intentional or serendipitous – in our lives.

Every city has its own unique culture, and Pittsburgh is no exception.

Despite what a lot of November’s afternoons would have you believe, the weather is finally turning wintry.

For many families, not long after the Thanksgiving turkey and pumpkin pie are polished off, it’s time to put up the holiday decorations.

By now, there’s a good chance that at some point you’ve been invited to, attended or even hosted a webinar.

At the stroke of midnight, discounts and deals kick off the race to finish your shopping list. So what’s with the dark name “Black Friday”?

Even if you’re reading this before Thanksgiving, it’s time to start thinking about what’s next – the widely dreaded act of holiday shopping.

While Pittsburgh is known as the Steel City and innovations in that industry, it lays claim to great inventions in a variety of fields – some that may come as a surprise.

Decorating your workspace in a way that reflects your style and personality is not only a fun project, but it can also help you feel more comfortable and inspired sitting at your desk during the workday, which for many of us, is eight-plus hours a day.

Transition your team back to the office – and help them readjust to the 9-to-5 play book – with these expert tips:1.

Many provocative and controversial campaigns have gained popularity over the years, either because of good messaging or bad execution.

With the temperatures dropping, now is the perfect time to focus on your fall garden.

Pennsylvania’s history is filled with agricultural prowess. The Pittsburgh region is better known for its historical industrial might.

October is more than a month filled with ghosts, ghouls and goofy costumes. It’s a time to remember how crucial cybersecurity is to your personal and professional lives.

The right to vote is among the most precious we share as Americans. But traditionally, too few of us participate in mid-term elections.

Although we’ve always enjoyed trick-or-treating and getting to dress in our favorite costumes, consider a new tradition you can add to the list this year – giving back to the community.

Stephen Chbosky, the Pittsburgh native known for his highly acclaimed book, “The Perks of Being a Wallflower,” released his second Pennsylvania-set novel, “Imaginary Friend,” in 2019.

Sometimes, putting together a quarterly report – whether it is for clients or for internal business purposes – can be overwhelming.

In a digitally advanced world, authenticity is becoming scarce. Bringing authenticity back to social platforms, BeReal was launched in 2020.

Here are some useful productivity tools and apps to help improve your performance and spend less time scrolling and scoffing on social media.

Residents of Pittsburgh and Allegheny County are greatly impacted by the tourists that visit annually.

Retention rates are at an all-time low due to a post-pandemic shift in the talent landscape where over 40% of the global workforce is considering leaving their employer this year.

Own a business? Chances are you need business insurance. When shopping for a policy, steer clear of these common mistakes.

Every association is looking for innovative ways to engage their membership, take new approaches to advocacy efforts, get more creative in earned media outreach and liven up their events with the latest trends and best practices.

A long time ago, in what seems like an alternate universe, a humble e-zine called The Pittsburgh 100 first hit email inboxes.

During September’s National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, it is useful to know some of the signs that someone is at risk for suicide or considering the act

No community is complete without a library, and we’re lucky to have them throughout our neighborhoods as part of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh system.

New research shows 90 percent of marketers claim that their social media marketing efforts have increased exposure to their business.

As the flavors of summer drift away, it’s the perfect time to start experimenting with some treats (no tricks, just yet) you can make and enjoy throughout the coming months.

Whether you’ve been in your role for a while, or you’re starting a new job and getting acclimated, there’s always room to improve your confidence at work.