By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor Another year has come and gone, as we say “goodbye” to 2023 and move on to 2024. While New Years often has people looking towards the future, it is also a time to reflect and look back over the past year to measure all the changes we’ve gone through and all the accom...

To whom it may concern, I know there are a lot of deer in Riverview Park and they eat all the vegetation. They are coming into the city neighborhoods and eating everything. Other animals are coming in Riverview Park. A couple years ago I saw a small bobcat in Highwood Cemetery. I thought it was just...

Magisterial District 05-2-42 News: Judge Leah Williams Duncan Esq. Taking up the cause for another person or entity is often seen as a commendable gesture. Speaking up for those who cannot speak for themselves or being a champion for the underserved should be applauded. However, in our court system,...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor October has come to a close, which means it’s once again time to report on the past month’s poll results. Kicking off for the month, we asked whether you took part in the Northside Views Photo Contest. Our third photo contest ran from July to September, and ended in ...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor With the onset of December and Black Friday behind us, the holiday shopping season has officially kicked off. In support of all Northsiders who wish to shop local this year, The Chronicle has reached out to several neighborhood businesses to get their advice on the b...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor “It feels like a miracle.” Those are the words Northside boxer Delbert “Sonny” Taylor used to describe how he feels having a shot at competing in the 2024 Summer Olympics set to take place in Paris. Taylor, who grew up on the Northside, is one of two boxers training ...

By Anna Yoder | Columnist I think most of us have seen Northsiders wearing them. They are the unique Northside shirts worn by individuals who are proud to say they are from the Northside (or by those who just think the shirts are really cool.) The famous shirt’s design blends the word “Northside” wi...

Photos by Becky Thurner The Titanic rested at the bottom of the North Atlantic Ocean lost for over 70 years. In 1987, nearly two years after the wreck site was located, the first expedition to recover artifacts commenced. More than 5,500 artifacts have been carefully and respectively recovered, and ...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor HISTORIC DEUTSCHTOWN — A collaboration between the Pittsburgh Steelers and an area print shop is benefitting a Northside non-profit which supports artists. CommonWealth Press, which is headquartered in Pittsburgh’s South Hills area, has been supporting Artists Image ...