District 20 News: State Rep. Kinkead With National Night Out events happening in communities throughout our region, August is a great time to talk about how neighbors can work together to prevent local crime. National Night Out is a community-building campaign that happens annually on the first Tues...

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After Care/Prison Ministry Support Mondays, 6-7 p.m. Allegheny Center Alliance Church 801 Union Place, first floor 412.321.4333 ext. 397 Allegheny City Central Association 2nd Monday, monthly Call for more details - 412.465.0192 Allegheny West Civic Council 2nd Tuesday, monthly, 7:30 p.m. Calvary Un...

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...

Demolition notices from the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) discovered at the Randyland Gardens on June 2 are apparently false, according to the organization. Tanika Harris, director of communication and community relations at the URA, told The Chronicle that the URA “has no intention of demolis...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor The month of June has come and gone, so it is once again time to report the results of The Northside Chronicle’s weekly polls! We started out the first month of summer by asking what your vacation plans were for the season. There was a tie for the lead between “Going...

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...

OBSERVATORY HILL — The third meeting about planned renovations for Riverview Park's Grand Avenue entrance and Kilbuck Valley area will take place on July 24. The meeting, which was organized by Friends of Riverview Park, will give attendees the chance to review design concepts for the renovations ge...