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Nonstop flights from Pittsburgh to Dublin launching in 2026

Pittsburgh International Airport will host nonstop flights to Dublin starting May 25, 2026, through Aer Lingus. The flights will enhance cultural and business ties between Pittsburgh and Ireland. Aer Lingus adds this route as part of their transatlantic network, linking Pittsburgh with over 30 European destinations.

High school wrestling: West Hills schools look to make their mark on the mats

The high school wrestling season features Carlynton, Montour and Moon Area competing with returning wrestlers and new hopefuls. Coverage from the West Hills Gazette will highlight each team’s progress, focusing on postseason ambitions.

The legacy of Erin Waskowiak: A basketball star’s triumph over adversity

Former Bishop Canevin girls basketball standout Erin Waskowiak and her teammates from the school's 2012-13 state championship team were honored prior to Thursday night's Bishop Canevin-Monessen game. Waskowiak, who had her jersey No. 21 retired, talks about her high school and college career,

Did You Know: From stockings to statements — the price of Christmas

Columnist Tara Yilmaz writes that the holiday season often leads to overspending due to emotional triggers, advertising pressures and societal expectations. People mistake generosity for spending, resulting in debt that can linger long after the festivities. True holiday joy lies in connections, not monetary exchanges.

Drew’s Review: Shakespeare once again in spotlight in Zhao’s ‘Hamnet’

The film "Hamnet," directed by Chloé Zhao, explores Shakespeare's early life and the tragic loss of his son, inspiring his iconic play “Hamlet.” While character depth is prioritized, the story remains poignant, earning critical acclaim and multiple award nominations.

Despite flow of state funds, early childhood education centers still feel effects of budget impasse

Stephanie Heakins, now director of Riverview Children’s Center, faced a four-month budget impasse that severely affected early childhood education funding in Pennsylvania. Providers struggled without state payments, leading to loans and budget adjustments, while advocates continue to push for better support and staff retention.