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In the 1940s a spare room on the fifth floor of the United States Supreme Court building was converted to a workout area.

As part of the Hispanic Heritage Festival, the Clemente Museum is hosting an open house to celebrate Roberto Clemente’s 3,000th hit in 1972.

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Squeeze out the last drops of summer by picking some juicy fruits at these top farms: Trax Farms (20 miles south of Pittsburgh in Finleyville) : Known for their endless blueberry bushes, the fruit is plump and sweet.

Pittsburgh’s oldest bar and restaurant was first owned by the Rev.John C.

Grandson Ansel’s parents tolerate my doting on him and projecting his future career in music.

Not much has changed at Frankie’s Extra Long since the 1960s when sandwiches were 30 cents each (and you still get a bang for your buck).

Escape the sweltering city, explore sedimentary rock and search for historical ghost train tracks on the country’s longest suburban rail-trail, right outside your Pittsburgh backyard.

Perry Como, the seventh of 13 kids, was already tinkering with the family’s pump organ as a toddler.

Thirty miles west of Pittsburgh in Raccoon Creek State Park, there’s a 1.

Poet Samuel Hazo, 91, is a lifelong Pittsburgh resident who began writing poetry addressing family, faith and war while stationed in Korea.

Kelley Costa had settled into corporate accounting work for a decade when she was hit with the “surprise of a lifetime.

Martha Graham, known as the creator of contemporary dance, was born in 1894 in Allegheny City (later a part of Pittsburgh).

At its most basic level, content creation requires researching facts, organizing information and producing clean copy – of which chatbots are more than capable.

Pittsburgh’s Hill Dance Academy Theatre (HDAT), located in the Historic Hill District, is a local treasure, offering professional-level training in “Black dance traditions, history, culture and aesthetics.

Starting March 2, the Frick Environmental Center will host free forest bathing walks led by certified guides.

Who doesn’t enjoy a little healthy competition? Employers, maybe? Thanks to the Federal Trade Commission, non-compete agreements are going away, leaving employers with fewer legal means of keeping workers from switching jobs or starting their own business.

The Moonshot Museum, which opened in October 2022 at the headquarters of Pittsburgh’s Astrobotic Technology, is one of the only museums in the U.S. that lets visitors observe the construction of spacecraft by industry professionals from mere feet away.

“Eat delicious food often. Mostly stuff that grows.” That’s the motto at Roots Natural Kitchen in Pittsburgh, a go-to spot for nourishing vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free bowls.

The Allegheny Conference on Community Development tapped thought leaders across the region’s 10 counties in an endeavor to study the areas’ issues and plot a productive path forward.

Atlantans are in the thick of winter, and it’s brought with it the dreaded cold and flu in spades. This season, try protecting yourself by strengthening your immune system with natural herbs and remedies.

Networking can be an essential part of your job, but remembering everyone with whom you’ve networked can be challenging.

This year, there’s ample opportunity to dig into our holiday memories, whether at the History Center, by shopping in person or with a KDKA AM podcast on the topic.

Considering how much time we spend on internet-connected devices, we should probably devote some of our 2023 resolutions on cybersecurity.

How do we best support the caregivers in our lives? Simply asking whether they need help – making meals or assisting on laundry day – is a start.

Still not sure what to get your loved ones this holiday season? Look to Pittsburgh’s small businesses for unique gifts.

Pittsburgh is full of readers and writers who are passionate about sharing and discussing books with others in the area.

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.