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Trib honored by Pa. NewsMedia for investigation into sex offenders, claims 28 statewide awards

By lowber on May 10, 2022

The Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association has recognized the Tribune-Review for a second year in a row with the prestigious G. Richard Dew Award for its investigation…

Chattanooga's tourney appearance turns out to be Klimchock family affair

By lowber on March 19, 2022

As Laura Klimchock left the Rivers Casino in Pittsburgh Friday afternoon with her father, Rick, she told him she felt sick. Source: The Tribune-Review

Pittsburgh muralist Janel Young is new Westmoreland Museum resident artist

By lowber on March 14, 2022

Janel Young sees the Artist-in-Residency program at The Westmoreland Museum of American Art as a way to push her artistic practice in new directions. …

Seeing double: 2-22-22 is not your ordinary Tuesday

By lowber on February 22, 2022

Some dates just stick out. Source: The Tribune-Review

Penn Township native returns to Pittsburgh as 'Hamilton' company manager

By lowber on February 22, 2022

“Awesome” is an adjective often used to describe “Hamilton,” the widely acclaimed song-and-rap Broadway musical about American Founding Father Alexander Hamilton. Source: The Tribune-Review

Power of love: Couples navigate pandemic challenges to find that special someone

By lowber on February 14, 2022

The covid-19 pandemic has affected so many of life’s memorable moments and even impacted everyday events, from schooling to dining out to visiting family members.…

Murrysville artist's silk-screened quilts on exhibit throughout Pittsburgh

By lowber on January 9, 2022

Murrysville artist Patty Kennedy-Zafred can remember seeing the heartbreaking photographs shot by Lewis Hine in the early 1900s, documenting working conditions for juveniles for the…

Talking turkey since 1621: What was on the table at the first Thanksgiving

By lowber on November 24, 2021

There’s a lot of speculation and misinformation about the menu of the first Thanksgiving dinner, held in 1621 at Plymouth Colony in what is now…

'Here I am 100 years later': As more seniors live longer, these centenarians share stories of hardship, humor and humility

By lowber on October 24, 2021

Marion Yates lived the first 10 years of her life without electricity. Frank Pugliano Sr. had one of the first television sets in his neighborhood.…

The Digital Foundry takes shape in a bid to tap the digital world to remake New Kensington

By lowber on August 22, 2021

The digital world is colliding with the real one, only this time it’s not on a movie set but on the gritty streets of New…

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