The latest issue of The Northside Chronicle: September 2022. Volume 38, Issue 9, is now available in our archive. You can read it below, pick up your own copy at one of our newspaper box locations in the Northside, or subscribe today.

“All of us, at some time or other, need help. Whether we’re giving or receiving help, each one of us has something valuable to bring to this world. That’s one of the things that connects us as neighbors—in our own way, each one of us is a giver and a receiver.” Fred Rogers This message was paid for ...

By Diya Singh After a two year break, the Deutschtown Music Festival made its return on July 22-24. The festival came back from its pandemic hiatus better than ever, boasting upwards of 400 performances at several different venues all over the area. It offered activities for children, a variety of d...

From: Gina Grone - Executive Director, Northside North Shore Chamber of Commerce Event attendees at the July 12 “Coffee and Contacts” morning networking. Courtesy of Northside North Shore Chamber of Commerce. The Northside North Shore Chamber serves the business community in and around the Northside...

Improvements to the National Aviary’s Wetlands Habitat were announced as the bird and mammal sanctuary celebrates its 70th anniversary.  Photo: Aviary guests meet flamingos during the Wonderful Waterbirds experience. Courtesy of National Aviary By Mary Elizabeth Lynch On June 8, the National Aviary ...

Stay up-to-date on what’s coming, going, and changing in the Northside business community with The Northside Chronicle’s monthly Northside Business Briefs. This month’s briefs feature Urban Impact Foundation, The Pittsburgh Project, J R's Bar, and two community groups doing good in the neighborhood....

The City of Pittsburgh’s GOLD Plan and the Pennsylvania Resources Council’s ‘Lens on Litter’ Photo Contest tackle the state’s litter program from different angles. Photo: Samantha Weaver, Allegheny Cleanways  By Mary Elizabeth Lynch In 2021, PennEnvironment conducted a widespread study that included...

Tara Czekaj of Brighton Heights was recognized by The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) for her work on banning the declawing of cats in Pittsburgh. Photo courtesy of Tara Czekaj By Matthew Benusa A local Northsider has won an award for her work to protect some of our cutest neighbors. Tara...

The latest issue of The Northside Chronicle: August 2022. Volume 38, Issue 8, is now available in our archive. You can read it below, pick up your own copy at one of our newspaper box locations in the Northside, or subscribe today.