Six-week COPS & HOOPS program wraps up in the Northside
Participants learned about police work and violence prevention.
Courtesy of the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police
Photo:...
United Way seeks 500 volunteers for tax season
Tax season runs from January to mid-April 2020.
By Haley McMonagle
Photo by Skitterphoto courtesy...
A+ Schools Nods to Northside Middle School as Leader, Buddy for Students
Northside residents should know this–there’s a hidden gem in our community serving middle school students well.
While...
Allegheny YMCA conducts annual school supply drive
For the third straight year, the Allegheny YMCA, located at 600 W. North Ave. on the Northside, conducted a Back to School Supplies Drive...
Meet Your City Council District 1 Candidates
The next general election is on Tuesday, Nov. 5. Are you prepared to vote? The Northside Chronicle sat down with your City Council District...
CCAC honors first nursing class of 1969
CCAC's nursing program celebrated 50 years with an anniversary brunch held on the Allegheny Campus.
By Haley McMonagle
Photo: Dr. Stuart Blacklaw, right, commemorates 50 years...
P.R.O.M.I.S.E. teaches life lessons through basketball camp
The ninth annual P.R.O.M.I.S.E. basketball camp continues to teach children the value of camaraderie.
Story and photo by Amanda Andrews
The Northside organization P.R.O.M.I.S.E. (Protecting and...
Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy wraps second phase of “Listening Tour”
After five months of surveying city of Pittsburgh residents to gather feedback about their parks, the results are in.
Story and photo by Ashlee Green
It's...
Game of chess empowers women, communities through strategic thinking
Ashley Lynn Priore was four years old when she began playing competitive chess. Now she runs her own nonprofit, The Queen's Gambit Chess Institute,...
Mini-grant applications now open for small-scale community projects
New Sun Rising’s One Northside (ONS) Mini-Grants are back.
Story and photo by Alyse Horn-Pyatt
Sometimes a lot of funding is needed to get a project...
