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Viral TikTok video shot inside Pittsburgh hospital bringing awareness to domestic violence resources
A TikTok video shot inside a Pittsburgh hospital is going viral and bringing awareness to the domestic violence community. The video, uploaded a week ago, has been viewed more than 8 million times. It shows flyers for the Women’s Center and Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh which are placed in bathroom stalls. The flyers have rip-off tabs at the bottom and were almost all gone. The CEO for the Center, Nicole Molinaro, tells Channel 11 they are replaced every two weeks because of how much need there is for their resources. “We are thrilled that in this sort of way the word has gotten out that more resources are needed for domestic violence but that there is hope and help available.” Molinaro sat down with Channel 11′s Cara Sapida to talk about how this unexpected TikTok video helps spread awareness to such an important cause that isn’t always discussed.
Former Rivertowne tavern to be razed in North Huntingdon
The former Rivertowne Pub & Grille building in North Huntingdon — which was condemned as unsafe and uninhabitable by the township in October 2021 — is going to be demolished after an almost three-year court battle with its owners. Township commissioners on Wednesday approved advertising for bids to...
A Foodie’s Guide to the Best Restaurants in Pittsburgh
A Foodie’s Guide to the Best Restaurants in Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh, once known primarily for its steel industry, has transformed into a vibrant city with a burgeoning food scene. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, this guide will take you on a culinary journey through some of the best restaurants in Pittsburgh. From fine dining establishments to cozy cafes, there’s something for every palate.
New restaurants to check out in Pittsburgh
If you’ve spent any time in Pittsburgh exploring the many different cuisines that the city has to offer, you know that a wide variety of delicious restaurants populate the city. Pittsburgh has a diverse population, with many cultures residing in the neighborhoods around the three rivers. As a college student, I try not to go out too often to save money, so when I do, I try to dine at interesting and quality restaurants. There are always new businesses popping up in the city, so it can be difficult to keep up with which restaurants are good and finding time to try each of them out. This article will serve as a guide for places which opened this year that are worth trying out.
Our Food Editor Reflects on the Loss of a Friend
I’ve never known anyone with more of an appetite for life than Matisse Reid, who passed away last week at age 23. She was born in New Zealand on December 25, 2000 with chronic idiopathic intestinal pseudo-obstruction, a rare disorder that made it impossible for her to digest food and required three major abdominal surgeries before she was 6 weeks old.
Family-owned local cafe to open fourth location in Cranberry area
A popular, family-owned Pittsburgh café will open a fourth location this November in Cranberry. Mediterra Café is shooting for a mid-November opening in North Point Circle. That is in Seven Fields.
Singer Taylor Acorn talks about her ties to Pittsburgh, new album and 'People Watching' video
Aug. 23—Pop-punk singer Taylor Acorn is originally from Wellsboro in north-central Pennsylvania and is currently living in Nashville. But she feels like she's going to wind up in Pittsburgh someday, since her partner of five years grew up in Johnstown and his family now lives in Cranberry. "So every Christmas, birthday, just to go hang out, we're always in Pittsburgh," she said last week from ...
Serenity Wig Salon is a welcoming space for Orthodox Jewish women, the trans community, and more
In today’s world, safe spaces are often places that cater to one specific group of people. They provide a sense of belonging, where individuals can connect with others who share similar interests, lifestyles, and ideologies. Yet, in the heart of Squirrel Hill, there is one particular space that warmly welcomes and embraces three distinct and diverse communities; a place where the hair loss community, the transgender community, and the Orthodox Jewish community come together with one singular common bond.
2 sloths at National Aviary celebrate birthdays with big party
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- Two of the sloths at the National Aviary celebrated their birthdays surrounded by lots of yummy food and hundreds of guests on Thursday.It was quite the affair, with over 300 people coming to the aviary to celebrate 7-year-old Vivien and 24-year-old Wookiee, who have back-to-back birthdays on Aug. 21 and Aug. 22. Guests gathered in the tropical rainforest habitat, watching Wookiee eat a cake filled with his favorite treats like corn, green beans, hibiscus flowers, biscuits and leafy greens, all topped with a sweet potato icing. Guests signed a giant card, which was finished off with the flourish...
Yinzer Yums of Yesteryear: Carmi's famous mac and cheese
This column is all about cooking vintage Pittsburgh recipes. So let’s take a trip in our wayback machine and venture to the distant bygone era known as the 2010s — specifically the year 2013. It was a different time, a better time. President Obama was in the White House, Raygun hadn’t ruined breakdancing yet, and Pittsburgers were introduced to this slammin’ mac and cheese recipe created by Carleen and Michael King of Carmi Family Restaurant in the amazing cookbook, Pittsburgh Chef’s Table.
The Penncrest Lions Pull Away In Fashion During Their Home Opener Vs The Sun Valley Vanguards
The brisk cool air settled the evening tonight as the Penncrest Lions hosted the Sun Valley Vanguards at Louis Scott Field to start off the first week of High School football. Over the years the Lions and the Vanguards have formed a rivalry. Tonight was no different, emotions ran high and players wore their heart across their sleeve. Penncrest went 5-6 last year following a playoff berth against Marple while Sun Valley finished their year 3-8 looking to bounce back and improve from their last season. Penncrest took home a win against Sun Valley last year and tonight was no different, showing out for their home crowd the Lions took a week one win over the Vanguards beating them 33-20.
Sebastian Maniscalco ‘It Ain’t Right Tour’ in Pa.: Where to buy tickets to 4 shows
Comedian, actor and podcast host Sebastian Maniscalco is bringing his “It Ain’t Right Tour” to Pa. four times this fall. He will perform on Thursday, Sept. 26, at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh; Friday, Sept. 27 at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia; Sunday, Sept. 29 at Mohegan Sun Arena in Wilkes-Barre; and on Sunday, Oct. 6, at the Giant Center in Hershey.
Simone Biles ‘Gold Over America’ tour: Where to buy tickets to 2 Pa. shows
Gymnastics fans won’t have to go around the globe to see gold medal winner Simone Biles and some of her teammates perform this fall. Biles will star in the “Gold Over America” tour that will stop twice in Pa. - on Wednesday, Oct. 2, at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh and on Friday, Oct. 4, at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia.
The White Buffalo releasing new live album, has 2 tour stops in Pa.: Where to buy tickets
The White Buffalo, singer, songwriter and guitarist Jake Smith, will release his first-ever live album, “A Freight Train Through the Night,” on Sept. 20. The album will be on double vinyl in a limited, collector’s edition run. It was recorded over two days in March at the Belly-Up in San Diego, California, with Christopher Hoffee (bass/keys/guitars), and Matt Lynott (drums).
These Pittsburgh breweries stimulate the senses through beer and visual art
If you remember the social media buzz about eating oranges in the shower — yes, that weirdly satisfying combo of citrus and steam — you’ll know it was the ultimate sensory experience. Local breweries are here to give you a sensory overload of a different kind, mixing craft beer with some visual stimulation. You don’t just get to savor local brews but also soak up local art, and maybe even take home a piece that pairs perfectly with your pint.
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