By Anna Yoder | Columnist  *Editor's note: This article was edited from its print edition to correct the spelling of Carol Gonzalez's name. As an avid gardener, I arrived at the Northside with many gardening tools: multiple sized shovels and spades, hoes and rakes, a mattock, sledge hammers, a pitch...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor September has come and summer is coming to an end. But before we bid farewell to August, let’s take a look back at the results of all our weekly polls during the month. We kicked things off with one of the most pressing matters that’s been affecting not just The Nort...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor October is almost upon us, the spookiest time of year. As we get closer and closer to Halloween, the Northside is getting into the spirit with a series of fun activities and events to celebrate the holiday. We’ve collected four such local events, presented in no part...

By Clark Ehman | Staff Writer When most think of high school football in Western Pennsylvania they think of “Friday Night Lights.” Games that bring everyone from the community to watch high school players fight for glory on the gridiron. For Perry Traditional Academy, the lone remaining public high ...

Allegheny City Central Adam Diaz to Catrina Ann Vargo at 400 Jacksonia St. for $585,500. Fineview Thomas Lennon to Mary Ann Buggey and Patricia Ann Harter at 1633 Compromise St. for $15,000. Troy Hill Britne McKee to Imagine Capital Invests LLC at 1957 Straubs Ln for $66,000. Real Estate Transaction...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor DOMI details E. Ohio St. improvement plans At an Aug. 8 public meeting at Allegheny Center Alliance Church, Pittsburgh’s Department of Mobility and Infrastructure (DOMI) presented some of the planned possible improvements for East Ohio Street between Chestnut Street ...

By Ranger Stevie | Columnist Hello friends and happy September from Allegheny Commons Park. It is Ranger Stevie here! I know you don’t want to hear it, but it’s almost time to let those leaves drop. Not until I started being a Park Ranger did I realize nature has so much to teach us. I have always l...

By Anna Yoder | Columnist Pittsburgh is famous for so many things that it is hard to compile all of them into a single list. Yet, there may be one famous fact that might not be as well known. It is the connection of the 1952 classic movie “Singin’ in the Rain” to a historic Pittsburgh flower shop. T...

By Councilman Wilson Hello everyone, Last September, City Council passed legislation to permit registration and inspection of all rental properties in the City of Pittsburgh, which includes both short and long-term rentals. This program, which will be implemented by the City’s Department of Permits,...

Allegheny City Central Jeremiah Greaves to National Resident Nominee Services INC at 617 N Taylor Ave. for $263,177. National Resident Nominee Services INC to Oscar Beausoleil at 617 N Taylor Ave. for $263,177. Anthony Ieraci to Stephen Michael Heasley at 110E Jefferson St. for $290,000. Brighton He...