It wasn’t Charlie Deitch’s decision to leave Pittsburgh City Paper, but in hindsight, without that change, he may have never been impelled to produce his own publication.
Behind the Byline
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Alex Trebek, Jesse Owens, Henry Mancini, Hank Aaron.
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Andrew Stockey was the first reporter I ever met.
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Nationally and close to home, the news media continues to undergo upheaval, from shrinking newsrooms to reduced publication schedules.
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You might recognize the name Sean Collier in more than one way.
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Meet Eric Heyl, a veteran local journalist and field editor for Patch. During our discussion, Eric and I talked a lot about what’s happening in the news industry these days and what it’s like to be a reporter.
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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.
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From radio to print to stage, Paul has certainly kept busy in his journalism and acting career.
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Interviewing local reporters has been fascinating.
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In my interview with managing editor Halle Stockton, she shares the nonprofit news organization’s earnest mission — delivering a public service by investigating stories that help make Pittsburgh a better community.
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I had the honor of meeting Mike Holden at Kennywood’s Steel Curtain media day last July. He’s relatable, always smiling and “loves a story that is heartfelt and real.”
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This week’s Behind the Byline features Amanda Waltz, a senior writer at the Pittsburgh City Paper.
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Every weekday morning (except Wednesday), wake up to The Incline’s newsletter from Rossilynne Culgan.
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Welcome to our newest feature, Behind the Byline. Each issue, we’ll feature the people bringing us the news – from reporters to producers and podcasters.