Southpointe CEO Association Announces 2026 Jack B. Piatt Scholarship Program
The Southpointe CEO Association (SPCEOA) is pleased to announce that applications are now being accepted for the 2026-27 Jack B. Piatt Scholarship Program. SPCEOA will award scholarships to individuals who demonstrate excellence in leadership within their community and strong academic achievement, celebrating and encouraging leadership development among local students. The...
Wild Things announce $2.50 Tuesdays promotion as part of America 250 celebration in 2026
Few traditions feel more American than a summer night at the ballpark, and in 2026, the Washington Wild Things are bringing fans a red-white-and-blue deal that makes it easier than ever to enjoy one with the introduction of $2.50 Tuesdays. The promotion will run during Washington’s five Tuesday games that...
Discover these Hidden Gems: Local businesses that shine
Our community is filled with hidden gem local businesses that bring heart, character, and connection to where we live. These small businesses aren’t just storefronts — they’re our neighbors, our supporters, and the backbone of our local economy. They sponsor our events, create local jobs, and pour passion into everything...
Do you need a quick home sale? Here’s a hassle-free solution
HomeBuyers of Pittsburgh often works with sellers that are looking to make their transition as quick and easy as possible. The HomeBuyers of Pittsburgh team recently worked with a retired Marine vet, Thomas, living in a nursing home facility who needed to quickly sell his longtime vacant residence in the...
Washington County Chamber to facilitate challenge grant as American Legion Honor Guard fundraiser surpasses $90,000
Members of the American Legion Post 175 Honor Guard travel throughout Washington County and surrounding areas to honor veterans at funeral services and to represent the military at civic and patriotic events across the community. The Honor Guard’s bus carries members to everything from military funerals and holiday ceremonies to...
What happens when you inherit a house? Here’s what most people don’t realize
Inheriting a house can feel like a gift at first. It often comes wrapped in memories, family history and emotions. But once the dust settles, the reality sets in — and it’s not always simple. From out-of-state siblings and delayed court documents to back taxes, liens, or just a house...
Washington County Tourism Promotion Agency announces new round of American Spirit Grant projects
Agency awards more than $100,000 to five Washington County municipalities As Washington County continues preparations for America’s 250th Anniversary this year, the Washington County Tourism Promotion Agency (WCTPA) has announced the approval of five new projects through the American Spirit Grant Program. The projects, recently approved by the Tourism Agency’s...
Pennsylvania Trolley Museum recognized by USA Today 10Best and recertified as Certified Autism Center by IBCCES
The Pennsylvania Trolley Museum (PTM) has been nominated for USA Today 10Best Readers Choice Awards for Best Small Town Museum and successfully achieved recertification as a Certified Autism Center™ (CAC), a designation awarded by the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES). Pennsylvania Trolley Museum has been nominated...
National Aviary launches ‘Nesting in Nature’ program with more educational, interactive opportunities
National Aviary officials plan to make this winter the most interactive one yet, with new programs based on past patron requests. “Nesting in Nature” starts this month and runs through May 19. Visitors can immerse themselves in lush habitats and the beauty of budding relationships. The idea of the program...
What happens to a house in probate? A simple guide for Pittsburgh families
If you’ve recently lost a loved one and inherited a house, you may be facing a legal process known as probate — and wondering what to do next. Probate can sound intimidating, especially if you’re not familiar with the court system or legal paperwork. But for many Pittsburgh families, it’s...
TribLIVE 2025 Best of the Best: Pittsburgh North winners
Celebrating TribLIVE’s 2025 Best of the Best: Pittsburgh North winners who go above and beyond for their communities. Each year, readers across Pittsburgh’s North Hills nominate and vote to recognize the businesses, professionals and community staples they trust most as part of the TribLIVE’s Best of the Best Community Choice...
TribLIVE Best of the Best 2025: Westmoreland County winners
Explore the 2025 Best of the Best Community Choice Awards, Westmoreland County winners, highlighting the community favorites selected by TribLIVE readers. Each year, readers across Westmoreland County nominate and vote to recognize the businesses, professionals and community staples they trust most as part of TribLIVE’s Best of the Best Community...
TribLIVE’s 2025 Best of the Best: Pittsburgh East winners
Celebrating TribLIVE’s 2025 Best of the Best: Pittsburgh East winners who go above and beyond for their communities. Each year, residents across Pittsburgh’s eastern suburbs nominate and vote to recognize the businesses, professionals and community staples they trust most as part of the TribLIVE Best of the Best Community Choice...
TribLIVE’s 2025 Best of the Best: Pittsburgh Southwest winners
Explore TribLIVE’s 2025 Best of the Best Community Choice Awards, Pittsburgh Southwest winners, highlighting the community favorites selected by TribLIVE readers. Each year, readers across Pittsburgh’s South Hills and surrounding southwestern communities nominate and vote to recognize the businesses, professionals and community staples they trust most as part of TribLIVE’s...
Washington County Chamber of Commerce President Jeff Kotula named to board of Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry
Washington County Chamber of Commerce President Jeff Kotula was recently named to the Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry Board of Directors, giving Washington County a stronger voice in statewide business and economic development discussions. In this role, Kotula will join business leaders from across the Commonwealth in helping shape...
Gluten-free & gourmet: Toastique Mt. Lebanon delivers wellness with flavor
In the heart of Mt. Lebanon’s business district, Toastique offers something not always easy to find: a place where gluten-free food is handled with care, tastes great, and doesn’t feel like an afterthought. The café is known for its toasts, smoothie bowls, juices, and grab-and-go snacks. But for people avoiding...
Should I sell my home now or wait until 2026? A look ahead for Pittsburgh homeowners
As we approach the end of 2025, many Pittsburgh homeowners are starting to ask the question: “Should I wait until next year to sell my house?” It’s a fair question. With fluctuating interest rates, economic uncertainty, and ongoing shifts in the housing market, deciding when to sell is almost as...
Washington County Tourism Promotion Agency Board announces $155,300 in New Tourism Grants
Also: Tourism Board Elects 2026 Officers and Reappointments of Board Members Washington County, Pennsylvania, which is home to some of the country’s finest historical, entertainment and cultural attractions, continues to lead the Southwestern Pennsylvania region in both economic and tourism growth. To demonstrate this growth and their commitment to economic...
Canonsburg-based metalcrafters All-Clad prepares for annual holiday factory sale, Dec. 4-6
All-Clad, a household name in cookware since 1971, began and still operates in Canonsburg. The metalcrafters offered a behind-the-scenes look at how the stainless steel products are made ahead of their holiday factory sale. The raw materials for the pans arrive at the factory in large coils. The three main...
All-Clad Factory Sale returns to Washington County Fairgrounds, Dec. 4-6
One-day-only VIP early access on Dec. 4 benefiting Make-a-Wish Greater Pennsylvania and West Virginia WHO: Premium cookware brand All-Clad Metalcrafters is pleased to announce the return of its Factory Sale this December 4-6 at the Washington County Fairgrounds. Attendees can shop up to 70% off on All-Clad cookware, bakeware, kitchen...
Friendship for the Ages: Roommates embrace 50-year age difference
Part of Age-Friendly Greater Pittsburgh’s campaign to spotlight friendships across generations. Kaylee Priddy and Pamela Handelman consider themselves kindred spirits. They’re both artists and activists and more than 50 years apart in age. After meeting at a dinner party, they not only became immediate friends, they went on to become...
National Aviary prepares for Holiday Happenings
Anyone looking for an escape from cold weather and the holiday bustle will find a warm winter wonderland waiting for them at National Aviary. The nation’s only independent nonprofit zoo dedicated exclusively to birds is preparing for Holiday Happenings, a series of events designed to entertain, educate and feed the...
Little Lake Theatre announces 2026 season, including new partnerships and expansion
Little Lake Theatre Company has announced its 2026 season, Home Is Where the Heart Is, 10 productions that explore how people build, reshape, and rediscover home. The lineup spans classic musicals, contemporary comedies, and galvanizing dramas, underscoring Little Lake’s mission to create theatre that unites and uplifts its community. The...
Why tired landlords are calling it quits — and what they’re doing instead
It’s no secret. Being a landlord isn’t what it used to be. Over the last few years, many small property owners in Pittsburgh have started reevaluating whether the income is worth the stress. From rising maintenance costs and tenant turnover to new rental regulations and rising interest rates, it’s getting...
Thinking about selling before winter? Here’s why now might be the best time
As the leaves begin to change and cooler air rolls into Pittsburgh, many homeowners start to think about what’s next. For some, that means preparing their home for the long winter ahead. But for others — especially those thinking about selling — it may be the perfect moment to act...
