by Kelsey Shea Last night, Children’s Museum administrators and partners met with the Northside community to discuss the future of the Allegheny Library building. The museum is looking for space to grow into and is considering leasing the adjacent library building, which is owned by the city of Pitt...

If you missed last night's open house at the old Allegheny Library building, check out our photos here. Photos by Kelsey Shea

Allegheny General Hospital and the AGH-Suburban Campus in Bellevue are recruiting hospitality volunteers.  These are the volunteers who welcome visitors and patients at the front entrances to the hospitals. Volunteers are needed anytime during the day and even the weekends if possible, and volunteer...

by Kelsey Shea A proposed expansion of the Children’s Museum might not only mean more space for the museum, but for the Northside community as well. The Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh is considering leasing the old Allegheny Library building in Allegheny Center to expand the museum facilities and o...

by William Park Knowing your neighbor is vital to community safety. On August 6, many Northside residents will have the opportunity to interact with their neighbors during National Night Out. Many Northside neighborhoods – including Fineview, the Central Northside, East Allegheny and Historic Deutsc...

Above: Workers install a fence in the new garden on James Street. by Kelsey Shea Deutschtown neighbors are noticing some big changes happening in a vacant lot on James Street. Neighbors, businesses and the city came together this summer  to clear the lots at 707-709 James Street and make room for a ...

Above: The tile map was installed on the Rita's building this week. by Kelsey Shea East Ohio Street packs a lot of history in a few blocks that most Northsiders don’t even know. The first Clark Bar was made at the Corner of East Ohio and Middle streets, it borders the oldest park west of the Alleghe...

More than two thousand Pittsburghers made their way to the Northside last weekend for the first-ever Deutschtown Music Festival. Event organizers, Historic Deutschtown resident Cody Walters and Spring Hill resident Ben Soltesz, estimate that anywhere between 2,500 and 3,000 saw local bands perform l...

Above: Street lights on East Ohio Street and other Northside business districts will be replaced. by William Park A city-wide initiative to convert high-pressure sodium streetlights in Pittsburgh’s 32 business districts to LED lights will benefit many areas in the Northside. Installations for new li...

T he Deutschtown Music Festiva l is this weekend! This is the neighborhood's first music festival, and there will be well-known Pittsburgh artists like Meeting of Important People, The Harlan Twins, Locks and Dams and Chet Vincent and The Big Band! The festival is July 6 and starts at 2 p.m. Will yo...