By Anna Yoder | Columnist My father is a gifted musician who shared his talent of playing the accordion with me. Regrettably, I did not inherit his level of talent. In 1972, he gave me a little porcelain accordion figure that I never knew anything about until, as an adult, I discovered it was an “Oc...

A museum focused on the science and mechanics behind optical illusions will be coming to the Northside this fall. Robert Cooper, founder and CEO of LOL Entertainment, announced in June on LinkedIn that his company will be bringing a branch of the Museum of Illusions to the North Shore sometime this ...

By Gina Grone  | Executive Director of Northside North Shore Chamber of Commerce The Northside North Shore Chamber serves the business community in and around the Northside and has been doing so since 1897. We currently have 331 member businesses, and we serve them by promoting, connecting and suppo...

By Caitlyn Scott | Staff Writer With temperatures above 60 degrees and vacations in full swing, Pittsburgh has welcomed back its annual farmers market, providing residents with the opportunity to support local businesses and connect with members in their community. Presented by CitiParks, the City o...

This month’s article will focus on the law of defamation. Defamation is a very hard case to win at trial as it can be difficult to quantify the damages a person has suffered to their reputation based on a defamatory statement. In a defamation action, a plaintiff must prove several things to prevail....

By Caitlyn Scott & Madison Stokes | Staff Writers BRIGHTON HEIGHTS — With the COVID-19 pandemic presenting local residents and businesses with unexpected challenges, many had to quickly develop new plans of action, figuring out how to maintain both personal interaction and business. This was particu...

By Anna Yoder | Columnist As I stroll down East Ohio Street, I can’t help but notice the progress being made over the last few years with the new restaurants and stores popping up. Recently, one store in particular caught my eye with its sweetly decorated window, array of beautiful children’s clothi...

By Caitlyn Scott & Madison Stokes | Staff Writers BRIGHTON HEIGHTS — With the COVID-19 pandemic presenting local residents and businesses with unexpected challenges, many had to quickly develop new plans of action, figuring out how to maintain both personal interaction and business. This was particu...

By Caitlyn Scott | Staff Writer With temperatures above 60 degrees and vacations in full swing, Pittsburgh has welcomed back its annual farmers market, providing residents with the opportunity to support local businesses and connect with members in their community. Presented by CitiParks, the City o...