Author: Carrie Moniot
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Bishops Corner Café, a family-owned establishment in Robinson Township, celebrates its 10th anniversary amidst a significant road improvement project. Despite construction challenges and uncertainty, owner Charley Larkin is committed to maintaining the café’s community ties and legacy in the area, highlighting its importance as a local business.
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WQED-TV celebrates Rick Sebak’s 50 years in public broadcasting with the “Summer of Sebak.” This includes airing local favorites and rarely seen programs, showcasing Pittsburgh’s unique history and culture, blending nostalgia with exploration of community life and local businesses.
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A K9 named Roman from the McKees Rocks Police Department is competing for a spot in the 2027 Dogs of Law Enforcement calendar. Area residents can vote until April 17 to support fundraising efforts for the K9 program.
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Riley’s Pour House is set to rebuild after a devastating fire in 2024. Community support is strong, with events raising funds for reconstruction, despite rising costs. Owner Joe Riley remains optimistic about the pub’s return and the ongoing fundraising efforts.
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Sam Bigham has officially become the youngest mayor in Pennsylvania’s, as he took the oath of office Monday in Carnegie Borough. Earning 76% of the Democratic primary vote and Republican write-in support, he balances his role with executive director duties and is pursuing a master’s degree at Carnegie Mellon.
