<em>Editor’s note: This is the last of a three-part series.</em>While the intent of Black History Month is to celebrate achievements by African Americans and recognize their roles in shaping the course of the United States, Tony Norman isn’t a fan.“If you have ...
Each January for nearly half a century, tens of thousands of people have gathered in Washington, D.C., for the national March for Life.As has been the case with countless events during the COVID-19 pandemic, the march took on a new form for 2021 by going virtual, with a small group of pro-life ...
About a decade ago, Peters Township resident Faith Bjalobok decided to care for one of the many horses that was seized in an abuse case.Today, Annie is thriving on the Nottingham Township farm where Bjalobok keeps rescued animals.“My horse has gained over 1,400 pounds. That’s how thin she ...
For those driving along Route 19 in Upper St. Clair who notice some waving, child-sized confections, it’s not a hallucination.“We do have some cookie costumes that the girls can wear to try to help bring people in from the road,” Katie Zimmerman said.It’s that time of year, when the ...
The strong sense of community in Bethel Park figured prominently in Laurence Christian’s decision to accept the position of municipal manager.Of course, the ability to perpetuate local pride has faced quite the challenge during the COVID-19 pandemic.“How do you share goodwill? How do you ...
<em>Editor’s note: This is the second of a three-part series.</em>While studying filmmaking at the University of Pittsburgh, Chris Ivey had a near-encounter that has stuck with him for more than a few years.“I was walking down Melwood Avenue to go to school,” ...
