Photo by Justin Criado A new 'Burgh Bits & Bites food tour showcases Northside's culinary culture and history. By Justin Criado Pittsburgh is unique in the way that it's a collection of neighborhoods, each with a different history, culture, and personality. Part of that uniqueness is the food, and I...

Photo by Justin Criado A group of Pennsylvania Department of Community & Economic Development (DCED) officials visited Northside Wednesday, Sept. 17 to tour the area and view development projects that have benefited from DCED support. The group took the hour-long tour on a ducky boat.  By Justin Cri...

Photo courtesy of the Student Conservation Association. By Justin Criado The 9.11 Service and Remembrance event last Saturday, Sept. 6 at Allegheny Commons park proved to be a great day of community service and connection. Nearly 40 volunteers came out for the Student Conservation Association (SCA) ...

Photo by Justin Criado With the beginning of fall it's time to get in to the Halloween spirit. The Photo Antiquities museum on 531 East Ohio St. in Historic Deutschtown has an exhibit that's sure to excite, and maybe fright, visitors just in time for Oct. 31.     Photo by Justin Criado Photo Antiqui...

Photo courtesy of Stephen Pascal 406 and 408 Foreland St., just off of Cedar Avenue, was purchased by by Sarah Sims Erwin and her husband Dominick DeGenarro in 2013. By Abbey Reighard Residents on the Northside may soon feel as if they are taking a journey back in time when they walk through the Deu...

Photo by Alyse Horn Olympus Mons played the Main Stage at Middle Street and Foreland Street during the 2014 Deutschtown Music Festival on Saturday, July 12. By Alyse Horn and Abbey Reighard It’s estimated that 6,000 people poured into the Northside on Saturday, July 12 for the daylong Deutschtown Mu...

By Alyse Horn After a great success last summer, the Deutschtown Music Festival will be coming back for a second year on Saturday, July 12. Event Organizer Ben Soltesz said last year about 2,500 people attended the event throughout the day and night, and this year at least 10 more bands will be adde...

By Cristina Holtzer Pittsburgh’s Northside may have better schools and landlords in its future if all goes to plan. Over the next 10 to 20 years Pittsburgh’s Buhl Foundation plans to spend $40 to $60 million dollars revitalizing the Northside, hoping to make it a place where residents feel proud. Th...

By Abbey Reighard The Northside/Northshore Chamber of Commerce will host its 26th Annual Northside Community Night on Wednesday, June 18. The event consist of a tailgate party in the parking lot outside of PNC Park and will include a DJ and games. Tickets for the event are $35 per person and can be ...