A new public art installation, "Open Columns 2025," by artist Patrick Marold, is being installed at Pittsburgh International Airport. The structure features three tall columns made of Corten and stainless steel, designed to enhance travelers' experience and reflect Pittsburgh's culture, connecting art with the airport's infrastructure.
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As the Pittsburgh Steelers prepare for training camp under new coach Mike McCarthy, questions arise regarding their crowded quarterback situation with four players, notably veteran Aaron Rodgers, second-year QB Will Howard, and rookie Drew Allar.
The Riverhounds will face Hartford Athletic in Connecticut on Saturday, June 20. Pittsburgh is currently fourth with a 6-4-1 record after a recent 1-0 victory over Indy Eleven, showcasing strong defense and timely goals, reminiscent of last season’s championship run.
The McKees Rocks Borough Planning Commission has advanced plans for a 44-unit apartment building in McKees Rocks, including 11 units for veterans earning below 60% of the median income. Action Housing Inc. leads the project, aiming for completion by fall 2028, enhancing local economic development and living conditions.
On Feb. 3, 2023, a Norfolk Southern train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, sparked public outrage over railroad safety. In response, Congressman Chris Deluzio introduced the Railway Safety Act to enhance accountability and safety for communities near tracks. The bill gained bipartisan approval and aims to protect residents from corporate negligence.
Thirteen West Hills communities received over $41,000 in natural gas impact fees for 2025, part of a statewide total of $243,877,400. In other news, LEVEL: Equity Building received a grant for $250,000 to provide home ownership services in McKees Rocks.
Residents concerned over proposed Ohio River barge dock at Neville Island
Residents from Neville Island and Glenfield oppose a proposed Ohio River fleeting area by Martin Marietta Materials, fearing it will harm their lifestyle, property values and the environment. Concerns include increased noise, pollution, and negative impacts on local wildlife and recreation. Public comments are being collected by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.