By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor The last full month of summer is over and we’re quickly approaching autumn. But while the end of the season might be sad for some, it also means it’s time for another round of Northside Chronicle poll results. We started off the latest round of polls by asking what e...

By Anna Yoder | Columnist When a new friend shared a tip that she worked at a Spanish-influenced restaurant with a Bulgarian flair nestled on an overlook in Brighton Heights not far from the St. George’s Ukrainian Catholic Church, I simply had to try it! “Eat. Cook. Travel.” is the theme of this res...

By Anna Yoder | Columnist An abacus, a book entitled “The Drunken Botanist” and a magenta-colored vintage velveteen couch are a few of the items that adorn the inviting sitting area of Scratch & Co., a multi-faceted, unique establishment owned by Don Mahaney. Scratch sits at the crest of Troy Hill a...

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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...

By Peyton Celesti | Sports Writer PERRY HILLTOP — Opening day of Northside Youth Athletic Association (NSYAA) football was filled with energy in the stands and on the gridiron of Oliver Stadium throughout the morning and afternoon of Aug. 5. But those who watched or participated in the mighty mites ...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor 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 Hallo...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor OBSERVATORY HILL — Residents gathered on July 24 at the Valley Refuge Shelter to help shape the future of Riverview Park’s Grand Avenue entrance and Kilbuck Valley area. This was the third re-envisioning meeting organized by Friends of Riverview Park, which is seekin...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor 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 oc...

By Peyton Celesti | Sports Writer The Old Allegheny Soccer league for boys and girls of 5-13 years of age is back for another season. Although the league has been a mainstay in the community since the early 1990’s, the league has truly found a new home over the last 10 years or so at the beautiful t...