As a result of a lengthy conversation with OnPar Now’s Jan Receski, Kingdom magazine’s Robin Barwick penned the following article. READ MORE

The Lawrenceville Farmers Market (LFM) takes place from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. every Tuesday, rain or shine, from now through November 25 at Bay 41, 115 41st Street. READ MORE

In a city that lives and breathes sports, most Pittsburghers think about the Steelers, Penguins, or Pirates when professional teams come to mind. But in a comparatively short time period since first taking the field in 1999, the Pittsburgh Riverhounds have become another staple of athletic professionalism that honorably represents the long-standing heritage of competition and champions that makes Pittsburgh known worldwide as a sporting town. READ MORE

Scenery Hill is located 25 miles south of Pittsburgh on the Historic National Road, also known as Route 40 or the National Pike. This route was the first federally funded road in the U.S., built in the early 1800s to carry travelers to the new frontier, playing a key role in westward expansion. It connected Cumberland, Maryland, to Vandalia, Illinois. Hundreds of roadside taverns dotted the route as well as livery stables and blacksmith shops. Scenery Hill, then known as Hillsboro, was one of the small towns that catered to the needs of weary travelers. Nestled above some of the most scenic vistas in Western Pennsylvania, this historic village is an ideal destination for a day trip or overnight stay. READ MORE

Bitty & Beau’s Coffee’s new Pittsburgh location opened in April 2024 at 1920 Smallman Street in the heart of the Strip District. At every Bitty & Beau’s, they like to say that it’s not just a coffee shop—it’s a human-rights movement disguised
as one. READ MORE

Drew Kessler and Penny Tham are the creative restaurateurs behind the perfectly authentic Thai food found at Little Bangkok in the heart of the Strip District. READ MORE