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‘Summers used to be hot, but not like this’
NOAH WHITELEATHER IS CEO OF NOAH WHITELEATHER, LLC. HE’S LOST REVENUE DUE TO THE EXTREME HEAT THIS SUMMER, AS GRASS HAS DRIED UP AND EMPLOYEES MUST TAKE MORE BREAKS. The extreme heat disproportionately affects Pittsburgh’s Black residents. by Marcia Liggett. For New Pittsburgh Courier. The summer weather this...
WATCH: Pat Narduzzi Details Pitt Second Scrimmage
PITTSBURGH — The Pitt Panthers are less than two weeks out from its season opener at Acrisure Stadium on Aug. 31 against Kent State. Over the weekend, the Panthers had an opportunity to hit the turf on the North Shore for scrimmage No. 2. On Tuesday, head coach Pat...
Bike PGH reminds of bicycle safety ahead of back to school season
PITTSBURGH — Bike Pittsburgh says they’re devastated to hear the news of a child dying after being struck by a vehicle and say now more than ever, it is important to remember bicycle safety. "Back to school is coming and there is going to be a lot more...
Pittsburghers' English tutoring helps them connect with immigrants settling in region
When Eliane Totti’s stomach ached in her native Brazil, she’d take pineapple, collard greens, lemon and ginger from the homeopathic shop she ran four hours north of Sao Paulo and whip up a juice. The businesswoman learned more about Pepto-Bismol, Alka-Seltzer and Tums after immigrating to Mt. Lebanon...
Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey Advocates for Peace and Dialogue Amidst Withdrawn Referendum on Gaza Conflict
Pittsburgh's Mayor Ed Gainey, in a measured tone, expressed his views in the wake of a withdrawn referendum closely watched by the city's residents and the international community alike. Addressing the perpetually troubled landscape in Gaza, Gainey reaffirmed the sentiment of Pittsburgh's people towards the desire for cessation of hostilities and the safe return of all hostages. According to a statement issued by the Mayor's office, the leader emphasized the ongoing prayers and hopes for "better, wiser leadership" to foster peace in the region.
FNR Top 22 - No. 10: Nolan DiLucia
PITTSBURGH — No. 10 on FNR’s Top 22 Players to Watch is Peters Township quarterback at Nolan DiLucia. The junior totaled 3,111 passing yards, 489 rushing yards and 41 touchdowns last year. He was named a first team all-conference selection.
Real Estate Transfers Aug. 11 to Aug. 17
Michael Beasley to Hope Schreiber at 620 Brighton Woods Road for $270,000. Regina Wagner to Colin Graybuck and Patrick Gray at 3603 California Ave. Unit B for $165,000. Jill Marie Groves to Nikolas and Triandafilli Touloumes at 3437 Diploma St. for $220,000. Pittsburgh City to Haytham Almadbouh and Summer Kanbour...
Pitt DT Francis Brewu is Stronger Than You
Francis Brewu hasn’t always been into lifting weights. It wasn’t until his freshman season at Thomas Worthington High that he actually started to like lifting. If only that Francis could see himself now. Brewu is only 6-foot-1. He certainly isn’t a small man, even at just 18 years...
Pittsburgh to Embrace Dry Spell with Cool Temperatures Before Weekend Warm-Up
The streak of damp weather in Pittsburgh is set to clear, giving way to a stretch of dry and cool conditions throughout the week, with a warming trend in sight by the weekend. This break in precipitation comes as scattered drizzles taper off and clouds hang overhead into Tuesday, keeping temperatures below the seasonal average, according to the National Weather Service Pittsburgh PA.
Updating the Pittsburgh High School Basketball Recruiting Board
We’ve got a couple of updates for the Pittsburgh High School Basketball Recruiting Board on Pittsburgh Sports Now. On Monday, a WPIAL prospect, who plays football and basketball, earned his first basketball offer, coming from a Division Two program. That player was Tori Grooms, a 6-foot guard out of Uniontown Area High School. Grooms added an offer from West Virginia Wesleyan.
Larger roster, new conference have Avella excited for season
Editor’s note: Trib HSSN will publish team-by-team previews for one conference per day until the start of the high school football season Friday. Due to production schedule conflicts, the Bentworth and California previews will be published later in the week. Sawyer Kramer is always working toward pursuing the football....
Jefferson-Morgan hopes to build on momentum of breakthrough season
Jefferson-Morgan skyrocketed to success last season. The Rockets started out 1-3 but won four straight games and made the WPIAL Class A playoffs. Jefferson-Morgan lost in the first round, but finished 6-5, having its first winning season and first playoff appearance since 2012. “Our team fights every day to get...
Police Warn Of Highfield Vehicle Break-Ins
Butler Township Police are warning residents after someone was trying to break-in to vehicles. Police say this happened in the Highfield neighborhood overnight Friday. Police received several calls of someone entering into unlocked vehicles. This mainly happened between 2 and 4 a.m. Anyone with information or that has surveillance video...
The Stroller, Aug. 20, 2024: Events in the Alle-Kiski Valley
Publicize your non-profit’s community events, fundraisers and club meetings for free in The Stroller. Send information at least two weeks in advance to vndnews@triblive.com or The Stroller, 210 Wood St., Tarentum PA 15084. Please include a daytime telephone number. Harmar concert series to host Shot O’ Soul. The...
Each year, scores of accepted students drop out before college starts. What’s behind the college ‘melt?’
Would-be college students often turn to full-time employment or other prospects before the semester starts. Financial pressures, family needs and logistical challenges can all steer away aspiring scholars. The post Each year, scores of accepted students drop out before college starts. What’s behind the college ‘melt?’ appeared first on PublicSource. PublicSource is a nonprofit news organization serving the Pittsburgh region. Visit www.publicsource.org to read more.
A taste of fall in the air
PITTSBURGH — Showers are out, fall-like air is in for the next few days. We will enjoy pleasant afternoons with highs in the low/mid 70s, refreshing nights with temperatures dropping into the upper 40s. Glorious sunshine is also on the menu. Temperatures will gradually tick up through early next...
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