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Residents can sign up through Nov. 20 for discounted native plants and a planting guide.
It was deep into autumn, more than 50 years ago, when I took a final leap of childhood. I mean that literally: I spotted a huge, tempting pile of leaves
Something rarely seen is visible in Harrison: the bottom of the Allegheny River. The view is possible because the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers drained the chamber at Lock 4 in Harrison’s Natrona section so crews can conduct needed repairs. It’s the first time since 1996 the chamber has been
For years, Anthony Vallecorsa’s children begged him to decorate the massive 38-foot blue spruce tree in their front yard. This year, the family plans to go Downtown to see it lit up. Vallecorsa, 45, of Brighton Heights, is this year’s donor for the 113th Christmas tree installation in Pittsburgh. When
SoFi reports that 87% of U.S. borrowers have credit card debt, with many considering consolidation to reduce high monthly payments and improve financial resilience.
Peoples Natural Gas will begin a pipeline modernization project on Liberty Avenue in Pittsburgh’s Bloomfield neighborhood on Monday.
Family Dollar will pay $63 million to settle state and federal allegations that it routinely charged customers more at the register than the prices displayed on its shelves, website and mobile app.
Discover exclusive wines on tap at Hasta que Olvidemos in Bend, owned by Brian and Ashley Trottier. Enjoy a unique dining experience with wine-to-go and a curated menu of oysters and small bites.
SubaGuru is hosting an Oil Change Derby in Bend on Saturday, with all proceeds benefiting Silver Rail PTO. Several local businesses are contributing materials, services and donations to help maximize support for the fundraiser.
There's no great reason for war, just pride, rage, and the amusement of inhumane gods.
This is one of the many articles in the Mercury’s Holiday Issue 2026. Find a print copy here, subscribe to get a copy mailed to you here, and if you’re feeling generous and want to keep these types of articles coming, support us here.—eds. Some families bond over white elephant gift exchanges; others go caroling […]
While Portland summers are idyllic and sunny, and our autumns are heralded by explosions of crimson and gold across the city, our winters can get downright grim. We don’t often freeze solid like a Midwestern city, but when the sun sets in the early afternoon and the days are filled with gloomy clouds and a […]