Pittsburgh, known as the Steel City, has evolved from its manufacturing roots into a vibrant tech hub, housing major companies and innovative startups. Its culture includes a unique dialect, passionate sports fandom, and a diverse food scene influenced by immigrant communities. Pittsburgh exemplifies a successful urban reinvention while maintaining its rich history.
Twenty members of the Montour Spartans baseball team made a memorable trip to Florida last month for a bit of spring training, and while they were at it they managed to catch the Pittsburgh Pirates' own spring training action.
March brought its share of unseasonable weather, but it also brought something that thousands of people wait all winter for: baseball and softball season. Although the hometown Pittsburgh Pirates have had a rocky start, there's nothing like the home opener to get one's juices flowing. (Photos)
The West Hills Gazette is one of six area businesses selected to participate in the Pittsburgh Pirates' Going to Bat for Small Business program. The Gazette will receive marketing support valued at $100,000. (Photos)
A Pittsburgh man is waging a campaign to pressure Pirates' owner Bob Nutting to sell the team. Gabe Mazefsky has gone to the Stadium & Exhibition Authority to plead his case and he's not stopping any time soon.
The message is the same as it's been for all the accidental/draft luck phenoms who come to play for the Pittsburgh Pirates. This is AAA+ baseball, not major league. There are no rings ahead here, no parades, no glory.
~ Paid Content ~ Tri-State Office Furniture, Inc. and the Pittsburgh Pirates are teaming up to organize a McKees Rocks Community Night at PNC Park. On Aug. 9th all members…