Story & photo by Dave Zuchowski for Mon Valley Vistas The city of Monessen, like several others in the Mon Valley, has experienced a dwindling population…
Brownsville Drive-In has been a local landmark since July of 1949. Hopefully, it will be around for years to come, provided a new owner can be found to continue the longstanding tradition.
Brownsville councilwoman, Barb Peffer remembers the three thrilling months in 1983 when a film crew set up camp, energizing the historic town on the Monongahela.
Local writer Dave Zuchowski spoke to members of the Joy Riders whose innovative program enriches the lives of people with limited mobility in an exclusive piece for Mon Valley Vistas.
Mon Valley Vistas editor Carla E. Anderton spoke with George Appel, owner of the Historic National Hotel in Beallsville, about the Hotel’s origins and future plans.
About two years ago, I had the opportunity to attend a gathering of representatives from local media outlets hosted by Point Park’s Center…
Story & photo by Dave Zuchowski for Mon Valley Vistas The city of Monessen, like several others in the Mon Valley, has experienced a dwindling population…
Dr. Dale-Elizabeth Pehrsson adds Cal U’s leadership role to her portfolio as the PASSHE Board of Governors approves integration with Clarion, Edinboro California…
August 3 – 7, 2021 At The Allegheny Overlook Pop-up Park Pittsburgh Public Theater is proud to welcome audiences to an extraordinary week…
Water Conservation And Water Quality Testing Analyzed On July 24–25 Carnegie Science Center’s H2Oh! River Weekend event on Sat.–Sun., July 24–25 explores the…
The popular Adult Coloring Classes will resume on Monday, July 19 from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. No need to register, just show up…
Stage Right’s second Summer camp for kids ages 8-18 is in full swing and headed towards two great productions the weekend of July…
The Community College of Allegheny County is currently holding a free Healthcare Careers Academy (HCA) at South Campus for students from the South Hills–Mon…
Carnegie Museum of Art unveils Extraordinary Ordinary Things, a major reinstallation of the museum’s 8,000-square foot Ailsa Mellon Bruce Galleries, opening July 24, 2021. Extraordinary…
Donation To Help Low-income Schools Access Free Stem Programming For Students And Teachers Carnegie Science Center announced today that it received a $50,000…
