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Are you looking for a free background check service? Here are the top four websites for public and criminal records in 2023. These sites offer a variety of services, including criminal record checks, background checks, and more.
Prime Stage Theatre honors famous abolitionist with youth-focused Harriet Tubman play
Prime Stage Theatre will present Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad, a show geared toward audience members as young as five years old.
Pittsburgh Racial Justice Summit confronts the past, dreams of a liberated future
The Pittsburgh Racial Justice Summit marks 25 years of supporting a multicultural, multi-generational fight against racism.
The Moon Baby cuts back to Pittsburgh with new remixes, Bathhouse Betty show
The drag performer will debut two remixes of “Pretty Knife” as part of an ongoing project for her 2021 album The One You Need.
Proposed enforcement of youth curfew sparks public criticisms
City Council President Theresa Kail-Smith plans to introduce a resolution directing the city to enforce an existing curfew law, but some community members and leaders think enforcing a curfew would do more harm than good.
Lynn Cullen Live: ROADTRIP!!! Lynn talks with Susan and Bill as they drive to Pittsburgh (01-17-23)
ROADTRIP!!! Susan and their brother Bill are en route to Pittsburgh and they call in from the car so they can talk to Lynn and discuss Biden’s document fiasco, Tom Hanks in A Man Called Otto, and Artificial Intelligence computers writing papers for people. Audio Only Archive Stream or download the last 5 shows on…
Moon library board members fear township leaders intent on censoring LGBTQ books
After facing conservative social media backlash, Moon library board members fear township officials are exercising their influence with the goal of controlling the library’s collection.
Tequila-lime steak tacos, award-winning cheese, and more Pittsburgh food news
This week’s Pittsburgh food news includes updates on Condado Tacos, Latte Lane, Goodlander, Goat Rodeo, and Aslin Beer, as well as a tiki-themed brunch, a barleywine tasting, and more.
Secrecy has dominated Shapiro’s transition to Pa. governor. It may be a sign of what’s to come.
Incoming Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro has an unusually opaque transition team, featuring NDAs and secretive funders.
Now Hiring in Pittsburgh: Pizza Makers, Ecological Restoration Coordinator, and more
Looking for a new job in Pittsburgh? We searched through local employment guides to curate a list of the best job openings throughout the region, including positions at Catapult Greater Pittsburgh, Domenico’s Ristorante, Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy, and more.
Celebrate the Lunar New Year with these Pittsburgh events
Pittsburgh community puts on events to celebrate the Year of the Rabbit.
Your discarded Christmas tree could make a nutritious snack for landscaping goats
Allegheny GoatScape wants your live, unadorned Christmas trees to feed their goat herds.
All The Beauty and The Bloodshed explores the connection between artist Nan Goldin’s work and her life
A documentary playing at the Harris Theater this week documents photographer Nan Goldin’s life and art – including her activist work facing down the Sackler family.
Black-led Community Spotlight: Eddie and Angel Magwood of Back to the Foodture
Back to the Foodture is the first Black-owned restaurant on the South Side, and the only one serving up comfort food with a pop culture twist.
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Pittsburgh Zoo and Aquarium officially drops PPG from name
The organization unveiled new signage reflecting its recent name change, almost two weeks after it ended its partnership with sponsor PPG Paints and the PPG Foundation.
Heinz History Center launches website dedicated to Tree of Life tragedy
The Heinz History Center launched The October 27 Archive website, described as documenting the “incredible outpouring of support for the Jewish community of Pittsburgh from people around Western Pa. and the world.”
Lynn Cullen Live: Martin Luther King Day and todays Republican Party (01-16-23)
“I think it is especially important to remember that as this Martin Luther King day is noted, that it is occurring at the same time as states all over this country are passing laws or taking other legislative steps to limit, seriously curtail, how the teaching of racism is taught in our public schools, in…
Lynn Cullen Live: Lynn Has More Gas …… Stove Stories (01-12-23)
Lynn continues to talk about gas stoves and their effect on our health and the environment, the shocking force of an NFL tackle, the sale of Pittsburgh City Paper, and a story from Lynn’s past. Audio Only Archive Stream or download the last 5 shows on the MP3 downloads page.
Lynn Cullen Live: Lynn Discusses Gas Stoves and More (01-11-23)
Lynn talks about the dangers of gas stoves, a ridiculous patent idea, and Republicans’ weaponization of the government. Audio Only Archive Stream or download the last 5 shows on the MP3 downloads page.
Read these books for MLK Day
We asked the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change for a list of book recommendations for upcoming MLK Day.
All The Pittsburgh News You Missed This Week (Jan. 4-11)
Want to know what’s going on in Pittsburgh? We’ve rounded up this week’s top local news stories.
Author Jacqueline Hamer Flakes recalls life as the daughter of a Civil Rights leader
This Saturday, Jan. 14, Fannie Lou Hamer’s daughter will share her experience growing up with the pioneering civil rights activist at City of Asylum.
Pittsburgh’s top events: Jan. 12-18
Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this week? From art openings to Dolly Parton to MLK Day celebrations, we’ve got a list of this week’s top happenings in the Steel City.
FREE WILL ASTROLOGY: Jan. 12-19
Plan your week with a little help from this week’s Free Will Astrology, a forecast filled with guardian angels and spirit guides, toxic waste dumps, brain orgasms, chameleons, and more.
