Whenever I pass the plaque on Smithfield Street, claiming the University of Pittsburgh was founded there in 1787 (in a log cabin, no less), I see red. I believe that plaque is a big corporate lie. Is it?
By Chris Potter
Why are the bridges in Pittsburgh painted yellow?
The Steelers claim record attendance at the past two games. How is that possible? There is a finite number of seats available, and we hear they always sell out.
Best Local Bookstore
Amazing Books
Tags: Goods and Services
Trust Issues
A divisive bill fails in Allegheny County Council, by the grace of God
Tags: Opinion, Potter's Field
Zone Defense
Supreme Court gives abortion opponents something to complain about
Rank Deception?
Let's get over city-ranking surveys already
Learn how to safely forage for mushrooms at the annual Gary Lincoff Mushroom Foray
Day-long event at North Park includes talks, hikes and cooking demos
Tags: Dining, On The Side
More Lynn Cullen Live
Pittsburgh Fatties Social Club sets out to create a more fat-friendly city
By Dani Janae
Hall of Famer Josh Gibson's record-breaking home run to be memorialized in Monessen
By Ryan Deto
Open Streets is back in Pittsburgh. Here's what to expect
Delta Variant 101: What you need to know to protect yourself
By John Micek
