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Betty McKnight's support for worthy and humane causes was one of the cornerstones of a busy and productive life.

This is what motivates Sharon Hillier. As she was leaving Durban, South Africa, recently, she encountered a young woman in a store who noticed that Dr.

Children's programs are expected to bring life to the Rural Ridge Community Center in O'Hara this summer, a year after township officials poured $350,000 into renovations.

Firefighters are being honored for their response to a blaze that ignited at a Blawnox chemical plant and forced a temporary evacuation of some neighbors' homes.

Easing pain and meeting rehabilitation needs has gotten more convenient with the opening of the Rehabilitation and Pain Specialists center.

"Who brought the songbook?," joked a "camper" on one of the looping buses that shuttled us from Shady Side Academy to "Camp Shannon" in the staggeringly beautiful hilltop haven of hosts Sherri and Gary Wilson ...

A dogwood and irises bloom in the garden of Lee Dyer and Joyce Yasko's 1889 Victorian home in Evans City.

The tax bills of property owners in the Fox Chapel Area School District will increase for the third year in a row, but gambling proceeds may offset the increase for thousands of homeowners.

Lisa and Elias Hilal of Fox Chapel talk with their four pre-teen and teenage children about ways to handle peer pressure when they are faced with situations involving alcohol.

There are actually two Oakmonts, depending on how you define the word green . The real Oakmont is the quintessential all-American town, as green as the freshly mowed lawns and the walking path - 'called the ...

Pittsburgh's history can be said to be a vast tapestry of people, places and things merging, intersecting and combining to form the past 250 years.

'Two Trains' to stay for another weekend Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre has extended its production of August Wilson 's "Two Trains Running" for an additional weekend.

If you want to get a feel for Aspinwall, seek out Sandy Woods, lifelong borough resident.

Melvin Hurwitz's contemporaries in business considered him a straight shooter, and a kind man who was respected for his philanthropic endeavors.

More than 5,000 people are expected to converge June 14 on Emmerling Park when Indiana Township celebrates its annual Youth Day.

More than $30 million is owed to Alle-Kiski Valley school districts in delinquent property taxes.

Matt Kann staked claim to being one of the top discus throwers in the state last month when he won a title at the prestigious Penn Relays in Philadelphia.

City Councilman Patrick Dowd, center, talks with David Engel, of Shadyside at the first of his "Council to Go," meetings at a farmers market in Bloomfield last week.

Residents of the Fox Chapel Area School District can expect a slight tax increase this fall.

“We've been busy, but also pretty darn lucky.”

When caddy Frank "Chic" Caridi collapsed at the 18th hole of the Fox Chapel Golf Club last month, Joseph Papalia knew just what to do -- and luckily four other men did too. via PittsburghLIVE.com