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Millions of Americans live with ringing, clicking or buzzing in their ears — a condition known as tinnitus. For some, the condition is chronic, meaning it is constant or ongoing. For a smaller subset, tinnitus becomes severe or debilitating, affecting their ability to function in daily life.
While tinnitus can affect nearly every aspect of a person’s well-being, it...
A new bagel shop in Carnegie is set to welcome its first customers in a couple weeks, putting to rest speculation online that the business might not open at all.
Following months of excitement online for Sobo Bagels and Deli, located at 221 Second Ave., the shop’s June 1 scheduled opening had to be delayed for several reasons.
Owner James Padula said those...
George A. Romero fans have a rare opportunity this weekend to screen one of his long lost works at the Parkway Theater & Film Lounge: a low budget, 16mm, privately funded, public service film titled, “The Amusement Park.” It was shot back in 1973, a few years after George made his ground-breaking zombie classic “Night of the Living Dead” (1968).
Romero ...
The Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC return to regular season United Soccer League play with a match versus the Indy Eleven at 7 p.m. Saturday, June 13, at F.N.B. Stadium.
The second-place Eleven (5-2-3) will feature the return of goalkeeper Eric Dick, who helped lead the Riverhounds to the USL Championship last fall. Dick enters the match third in the league in saves, whi...
Hundreds of members of the public packed Kennedy Township’s Board of Commissioners meeting Thursday evening to ask the township to prevent a housing development from going in next to Fairhaven Park.
The saga has been going on for a couple weeks with more than 1,200 people having signed an