The Refillery in Squirrel Hill provides a zero-waste shopping experience
Bring in empty bottles, fill them with personal care and home essentials and pay based on weight and volume.
09 Nov 2021
Gilded Age mansion on Beechwood Boulevard for sale in Pittsburgh’s East End
The mansion, built in 1920 by Marguerite Finley, the widow of a banker and steel company president, recently hit the market for $4.9 million.
06 Oct 2021
10 restaurant rows we love in Pittsburgh
Nothing draws foot traffic like a street buzzing with well-loved places to eat. Luckily, Pittsburgh has quite a few.
28 Apr 2021
Riverstone Books acquires Classic Lines, starts a new chapter in Squirrel Hill
The independent bookseller in the North Hills has purchased Classic Lines in Squirrel Hill and will turn the space into its second location.
13 Apr 2021
You can buy the house where Mister Rogers once lived
Won’t you be our neighbor? For $850,000, you can live in the home where the Rogers’ family lived when Fred worked on “The Children’s Corner."
12 Apr 2021
More games, more books, more noodles and lots more tea: welcome to a changing Squirrel Hill
If you haven't been there in awhile -- there has been a pandemic going on -- Squirrel Hill's main business district has changed a lot.
11 Mar 2021
Squirrel Hill Market opens as a destination for specialty food products
At 300 square feet, it’s hard to get much smaller. But the Squirrel Hill Market packs a lot of excellent food into very little space.
16 Feb 2021
Amazing Books & Records is moving and expanding in Squirrel Hill
Two ideas saved the shop, one they started during the pandemic and another that they have become known for.
03 Feb 2021
Renovated Wightman Park in Squirrel Hill reopens as ‘a model for all the parks in Pittsburgh’
After four years of work, Wightman Park in Squirrel Hill has reopened to the public. What was once an under-utilized two-acre ball field now features an inclusive playground and a host of new amenities.
29 Oct 2020
How one block in Squirrel Hill is using colorful ribbon art to bring cheer
Now there are 27 yards on Woodwell St. bearing colorful ribbons, the handiwork of landscape architect Natalie Plecity.
14 May 2020