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...

Two parties interested in Observatory Hill church property At least two parties are interested in purchasing the former Lamb of God Lion of Judah Christian Church property, located at 3936 Perrysville Ave. in Observatory Hill, The Chronicle has learned. The information was revealed at the May board ...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor OBSERVATORY HILL — After a long delay, Friends of Riverview Park (FOR Park) held their second community meeting on May 22 to give the public the chance to offer feedback on the re-envisioning of the Grand Avenue entrance and Kilbuck Valley of Riverview Park. The dela...

The Board of Directors and the House Tour Committee of Observatory Hill, Inc. (OHI) are pleased to announce the 2023 House Tour “Stories of a Neighborhood,” on Sunday, June 25, 2023 from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tickets are $18 if purchased in advance and $20 if purchased the day of the event. Advanc...

Check out these events and more around the Northside this summer. Pittsburgh Park Conservancy 317 East Carson St. West Tower, Suite 230 Pittsburgh PA. 15219 pittsburghparks.org/summerguide Pittsburgh’s parks are fun for all! Year-after-year, the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy’s Visitor Experience, Edu...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor After a long delay, Friends of Riverview Park (FOR Park) held their second community meeting on May 22 to give the public the chance to offer feedback on the re-envisioning of the Grand Avenue entrance and Kilbuck Valley of Riverview Park. The delay between this meet...

*Editor’s note: This guest column was submitted by Observatory Hill resident David Bennett, with the support of City of Pittsburgh Park Ranger Nancy Schaefer. By David Bennett | Contributor We are lucky to have owls living in Riverview Park. Two of the species most often reported by birders are grea...

A Perry High School graduate will install two of her own books in the school's library in an event this Friday. Maisha Howze , who graduated from Perry in 1991, will add two of her books to the school's library, including her upcoming release "Hidden Gems: Black Women in the Workplace," according to...

Photo: U.S. Small Business Association District Director Dr. Kelly Hunt, second from left, gives a certificate of appreciation to Neighborhood Community Development Fund Executive Director Mark Masterson during the fund’s annual luncheon on Nov. 18. Flanking the pair are the fund’s Resource Developm...