The 50th season of dirt-track racing gets underway at Lernerville Speedway
By Billy Ludt
Pittsburgh pickleball tournament attracts more than 400 players while raising money for Parkinson Foundation
The Pittsburgh Knights look to bring large-scale eSports competitions to the Steel City
After years of being ignored by the video gaming industry, gamers with disabilities are building the community and technology they need
'It’s actually what I learned as a great escape from having a body that’s not able, and a mind that’s willing.'
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“We see the Knights as being the fourth major global franchise in Pittsburgh.”
Tags: Gaming Issue, Pittsburgh Knights, eSports, Hazelwood, Rob Lee, James O'Connor, Hearthstone
Protest groups look to jumpstart Pittsburgh's once-strong anti-war movement
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Cardiovascular exercise, like pickleball, has been shown to slow the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease and promote mobility
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“This year our goal is to keep the car in one piece.”
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