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Airport area hotels not seeing the impact they expected from NFL Draft

With the NFL Draft approaching, hotels in the Pittsburgh Airport area aren't seeing the bump they anticipated. Operators anticipate modest benefits from overflow as downtown accommodations become scarce. Overall, the economic impact appears limited, according to local hotel and chamber representatives.

Pittsburgh International Airport exploring autonomous shuttle system

The Allegheny County Airport Authority is exploring the replacement of its shuttle bus fleet with autonomous vehicles . Public comments on the proposed project are welcomed until April 14. The initiative aims to enhance efficiency, reduce emissions and create job opportunities while supporting future airport development plans.

Moon Township seeks state grant to help fund recreation center study

Moon Township officials are seeking state funding to conduct a feasibility study for a centralized recreation center. The study is estimated to cost $80,000 to $100,000. Resident surveys show strong interest, especially in a community center, prompting the grant application to support the study.

Moon Area School District breaks ground on high school athletic facilities project

A $40 million construction project at Moon Area High School has begun, featuring a new 50,000-square-foot indoor athletic center and stadium renovations. Funded by bond proceeds and district reserves, it aims for completion by mid-August 2027, affecting home games during renovations.

Moon Township’s Jenny Lee Breakfast Nook building momentum, reputation among area diners

Jenny Lee Breakfast Nook, which opened in July 2025 in Moon Township, has gained acclaim as one of Pittsburgh's top new restaurants. Partnered with the historic Jenny Lee Bakery, it focuses on homemade, locally sourced diner food, aiming for a family-friendly atmosphere.

Affordable shopping: Goodwill Store coming to Crafton Ingram Shopping Center

A new Goodwill Store will open in West Hills, replacing a former Rite Aid in the Crafton Ingram Shopping Center. Set to open in August, the store will offer affordable items and create about 30 jobs, supporting local services and community needs.