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Hogan: RIP Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

The Rev. James Hogan, in his Gains & Gleanings column, notes that the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette may soon cease operations due to declining revenues and increasing competition from free online content. The decline in traditional journalism reflects broader industry struggles, influenced by biases and changing reader preferences, ultimately leading to fatal financial decisions and union disputes.

Behind the Lens: Over and out: Steelers’ season, Tomlin’s career as coach come to an abrupt end

Gazette Sports Editor Mike Longo Jr. revisits Wild Card Weekend, the Steelers' playoff loss to the Houston Texans Monday night at Acrisure Stadium and Tuesday's stunning announcement that coach Mike Tomlin was stepping down after 19 seasons.

Robinson Historical Society: Summit House remains a Steubenville Pike fixture

In the 19th century, the Steubenville "Turnpike" served as a crucial route between Pittsburgh and Steubenville, frequented by farmers and travelers. The historic Summit House became a lively inn and later transformed into a banquet hall, deeply embedded in Robinson Township's history.

Did You Know: Fresh start or false promises — exploring New Year’s resolutions

Did You Know? columnist Tara Yilmaz reflects on the evolution of New Year’s resolutions, emphasizing the importance of setting realistic, manageable goals. As a busy mom, she now prioritizes achievable resolutions, acknowledging that personal growth doesn't require grand ambitions. Emphasizing flexibility can reduce pressure and encourage lasting change.

Drew’s Review: Regardless of box office success, ‘Marty Supreme’ still Oscar-worthy

“Marty Supreme” follows Marty Mauser, a cocky table tennis player whose life spirals into chaos after a humiliating defeat. As he pursues success through dubious schemes and failed romances, his tragic character evokes mixed feelings, showcasing both talent and self-destruction.

Hogan: Take some time to consider what your ‘big things’ will be in 2026

In 2026, reflections on loss and the passage of time motivate a call to prioritize meaningful goals. The Rev. James Hogan emphasizes personal growth, community engagement and aligning focus on what truly matters, urging others to consider their aspirations for the year ahead.

Behind the Lens: Social media make Steelers Nation a friends and family affair that unites

Gazette Sports Editor Mike Longo Jr. reflects on his late adoption of social media and its unexpected benefits, particularly in connecting with passionate Pittsburgh Steelers fans, the Bassilli family. Through shared interests and experiences, they emphasize the importance of community and friendship formed over time.