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    On Media: Rather than strike against PG, Newspaper Guild relies on NLRB

    The National Labor Relations Board says the Post-Gazette has been negotiating in bad faith, an assertion the company rejects.
    12 May 2022

    On Media: Pittsburgh journalist Nick Childers provides firsthand accounts from Ukraine

    The videographer and photographer from Polish Hill has been reporting from the city of Lviv, Ukraine, since the Russian invasion.
    21 Mar 2022

    On Media: Alec Italiano leads quixotic drive to print a newspaper in Greensburg

    Although the West Penn Tribune has only been published once, the paper's owner isn't ready to give up on his dream.
    23 Nov 2021

    On Media: Do candidate endorsements matter? Some surprising stands nationwide

    Who's endorsing? Who's not endorsing? And who is making surprising endorsements this presidential election.
    28 Oct 2020

    On Media: As unblinking witnesses, Pittsburgh journalists face danger amid protests

    To tell these stories, journalists often put themselves in harm’s way. At least three journalists were injured while covering the Saturday night protests.
    01 Jun 2020
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    On Media: Journalism in Pittsburgh demands enterprise reporting. Eric Eyre is a great example.

    Reporters have to cover certain stories to make the economic model work -- and they also have to pursue enterprise stories that uncover corruption and hold powerful people accountable. The job demands both.
    15 May 2020

    On Media: Now live from his closet! Reporting during COVID-19

    Megan Harris, who heads up editorial coverage for The Confluence makes do with a full-sized mattress pad wrapped around her body, microphone, Marantz recorder, cell phone and laptop.
    06 May 2020

    On Media: The newspaper is dead! Long live the newspaper!

    What will it mean to future generations that the city’s newspapers are shifting to digital formats?
    20 Aug 2018

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    THIS WEEKEND: Festival season continues this weeke THIS WEEKEND: Festival season continues this weekend with so much good music in Pittsburgh. All the details and more in our event guide at the link in our bio. 

✨Friday, May 20 & Saturday, May 21: Millvale Music Festival

✨Saturday, May 21: Pop Day at The Andy Warhol Museum

✨Saturday, May 21: Maple House Music + Arts Festival at Hartwood Acres

✨Saturday, May 21: Song from the Uproar at the August Wilson African American Cultural Center

✨Saturday, May 21: Squonk Opera at Schenley Plaza

✨Sunday, May 22: Pilates Day at Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre 

✨Sunday, May 22: Western Pennsylvania Spirits Fest at Threadbare Cider House


Photo courtesy of Squonk Opera
    CITY DESIGN: The Andy Warhol Museum is getting $25 CITY DESIGN: The Andy Warhol Museum is getting $25 million from foundations to create The Pop District on the North Shore. 

🎨The six-block section around the museum will be transformed into a hub for events, creative education and public art.

Details at the link in our bio. 

Photo courtesy of the Andy Warhol Museum
    REDEVELOPMENT: Downtown’s long-abandoned Smithfi REDEVELOPMENT: Downtown’s long-abandoned Smithfield Cafe site is finding new life as custom condos. 

🏙 The condos are fully customizable, a unique concept compared to other Downtown buildings. The units can range in size from 1,700 square feet all the way up to 10,000 square feet. Prices for the core and shell will start at about $725,000. 

More at the link in our bio. 

Rendering courtesy of Bost Development
    Fly out of your ordinary. Experience sports, food, Fly out of your ordinary. Experience sports, food, and theatrics like you’ve never seen—in London. Take a trip out of your bubble on a nonstop flight from Pittsburgh to London with British Airways. #FlyPittsburgh #Travelnow 
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    JOB GUIDE: Looking to change your job or career? O JOB GUIDE: Looking to change your job or career? Our job guide is a great place to start. It’s updated twice a week and is always available at the link in our bio. 

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    THE LATEST: After 21 years, Pittsburgh Cultural Tr THE LATEST: After 21 years, Pittsburgh Cultural Trust President and CEO J. Kevin McMahon is retiring. We have all the details at the link in our bio.
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