Sunday, July 17 marks the first Observatory Hill History Adventure, allowing participants to dive into the neighborhoods culture and architecture with guidance from local historians. The event will begin at 1 p.m. in front of Riverview United Presbyterian Church, 3505 Perrysville Ave., with a walkin...

Photos by Lauren Stauffer Perry High School Community Day was held on Monday, June 13 to highlight the achievements and future endeavors of the faculty, staff and students, and to continue establishing a strong relationship with the community. The event ran from 1-4 p.m. and included a variety of ac...

Photo by Abbey Reighard Participants from the 2014 Heritage Day parade through Riverview Park. Information courtesy of www.pittsburghpa.gov/citiparks During the Heritage Day celebration on Saturday, June 11 from noon to 4 p.m. in Riverview Park, explore nature by viewing rare birds from the National...

Photo by Alyse Horn A 2014 Sandwich Week sammitch. By: Neil Strebig Sandwiches, check. Beer garden, check. Ten days of deli meat, carb-loading and condiment chasing madness, check. Tonight's “Sandwich Sampler V: The Pastrami Strikes Back” officially kicks off the fifth annual Northside Sandwich Week...

Courtesy of www.sproutfund.org One Northside, a Buhl Foundation initiative, in partnership with The Sprout Fund, is offering support to those who live or work on the Northside through Neighbor-to-Neighbor Grants and One Northside Grants. Neighbor-to-Neighbor Grants of up to $1,000 can be awarded to ...

Food trucks have found their way to the Northside as Observatory Hill’s Riverview Presbyterian will be the site to several different Pittsburgh food trucks throughout April and May. The line-up is as followed. There will be two days without a truck. The trucks will be on site from 12-2 p.m. April 17...

By Neil Strebig The 82 nd Annual Northside Easter Sunrise Service will he held this upcoming Sunday, March 27 at the Observatory in Observatory Hill’s Riverview Park. The community-wide mass will be an interdenominational service for members from multiple local congregations. The service will start ...

Photo by Neil Strebig A view of a bedroom, complete with fireplace and stained glass, at 345 Waldorf St. in Observatory Hill. By Neil Strebig Sawdust kicks up from creaking floorboards, floating in the sunlight, quietly disappearing into the transcendent colors of a vibrantly hand-crafted stained gl...

By Justin Criado The board of the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh (URA) approved an Observatory Hill revitalization project that will focus specifically on Bonvue Street during its meeting March 10. The URA will provide $400,000 in grants and loans, in addition to $150,000 in deferred se...

Photo courtesy of Darlene Harris' Office Darlene Harris presents Schorr Bakery ownership a proclamation March 2. By Justin Criado Darlene Harris presented a proclamation to Observatory Hills' Schorr Bakery March 2 in celebration of the family-owned business' 40-plus years on the Northside. Schorr is...