By Anna Yoder | Columnist Most first timers who visit Pittsburgh’s Northside via North Avenue can’t help but marvel at two of the Northside’s historic and magnificent homes which incidentally are also bed and breakfasts: The Inn on the Mexican War Streets (The Inn) and The Historic Day House. Part 1...

BikePGH seeks feedback on Woods Run mural Bike Pittsburgh (BikePGH) is gathering public input for a planned street mural to be painted in front of the Woods Run Carnegie Library. The organization held the second of a planned three public input sessions at the library on Nov. 9. Eric Boerer, who is o...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor With the onset of December and Black Friday behind us, the holiday shopping season has officially kicked off. In support of all Northsiders who wish to shop local this year, The Chronicle has reached out to several neighborhood businesses to get their advice on the b...

A large section of Chestnut Street will likely be closed for the rest of the year, as the city began rehabilitation work on the brick road on Sept. 25. The work is the first of a planned three stage rehab of the street, and pertains to the section of Chestnut between Spring Garden Avenue to Tripoli ...

ALLEGHENY CITY CENTRAL — On a pleasant September morning, a group of Pittsburgh King PreK-8 students sat together on the school’s enclosed patio to have a story read to them. However, while storytime is an honored tradition of elementary school, this was a special occasion. Why? Because it was Mr. M...

On Oct. 12, 2019, the 28th Annual Northside Pumpkinfest took place at Allegheny Commons Park, the same as it ever had for the past nearly 30 years. It had rides, a petting zoo, puppet shows and more, all the things people had come to expect from the traditional Halloween event on the Northside. Few ...

7th Annual Readers' Choice Award Nominations for Best of Northside Small Businesses Photo by Lauren Stauffer Nominate your favorites and share with your neighbors to show your support for the many fine small businesses in our community. Support the hard working business owners today through your nom...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor ALLEGHENY CITY CENTRAL — The Northside Leadership Conference has a new executive director, though one who has a long history of community activism and involvement. Jerome Jackson took on the top role at the Leadership Conference on July 18. He comes after working for...