By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor New photo gallery chronicles Pittsburgh baseball history A new special gallery has opened at Photo Antiquities Museum of Photographic History, located in Deutschtown, which chronicles the history of nine Pittsburgh baseball fields. Titled “Pittsburgh’s Historic Ballp...

Christ Our Savior Parish holds cross walk Christ Our Savior Parish held a Stations of the Cross walk on Good Friday, April 7, through the Brighton Heights neighborhood. The parish is composed of the former St. Peter, St. Boniface, St. Francis/Risen Lord and St. Cyril churches. Other area churches an...

By Northside Chronicle Staff Avenues of Hope applications due by April 30 Applications for the first quarter Avenues of Hope, a program by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) of Pittsburgh to support multiple main streets across Pittsburgh, are due by April 30. The program supports existing smal...

Bicycle Heaven reopens after flood damage Bicycle Heaven, the Northside’s bicycle museum and bike repair shop, reopened in late February following flood damage which occurred on Christmas Eve. In a post made on Feb. 18 on the Bicycle Heaven Facebook page, owner Craig Morrow announced that the locale...

Harvie opens kitchen service in Fulton Commons Harvie, a Pittsburgh-based grocery delivery service, has expanded into the Northside with the launch of Harvie Kitchen out of Fulton Commons. Harvie Kitchen prepares pre-cooked meals to be delivered to Harvie clients alongside the business’s usual reper...

Photo: Water saturates the ground at Bicycle Heaven. Contributed photo Bicycle Heaven flooded, GoFundMe launched Bicycle Heaven Museum & Bike Shop, the Northside’s free antique bike museum, was flooded on Christmas Eve, leading to widespread damage and many antique items lost. Craig Morrow, owner of...

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 PGH Candle, The National Aviary and local author Lauren Peterson Photo: PGH Candle owner Kayla Hefferman, left, stan...