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Giant Eagle donated 150 $25 gift cards to NurturePA on Monday to help mothers in its free text-message mentorship program in the area — the $3,750 in gift cards will ease everyday costs for local families.

Hundreds attended Goat Fest at South Side Park on July 25 to raise funds for park restoration; staff from Allegheny Goatscape said the local goats ate invasive plants so native grasses, wildflowers, and trees could be replanted.

The Original Pittsburgh Winery on Penn Ave in the Strip District will close on Aug.

15 after 14 years of serving live music and boutique wines—leaving a noted venue for local independent talent.

A new state law will take inventory of school facilities to record each building's age, renovation history, capacity and sqft for future funding plans.

The statewide review, effective next year, will help guide repairs and improvements in local school districts.

Allegheny Valley School District is working to expand access to its federally funded Pre-K Counts program—district officials are urging parents with incomplete applications to submit them and may open a district-run classroom if enough preschoolers enroll by Aug.

20.

The state budget nearly doubled funding for 47 rape crisis centers to over $24 million, giving centers a lifeline to restore services, rehire staff, and better serve about 26,000 survivors annually amid years of flat funding.

Officials expect the boost to help ease ongoing resource strains.

Allegheny Health Network announced Doug Johnston as president of West Penn Hospital, following his work at Bloomfield and Allegheny Valley Hospital.

Pittsburgh Regional Transit will close the rail line from Steel Plaza + Penn Station for repairs until November, with extra closures on select weekends in August.

Allegheny County Health Department reported 35 confirmed cyclosporiasis cases (an increase of nine since its last Friday update) as of 9 p.m. Sunday.

The report shows a steady rise in local cases amid ongoing regional concerns.

Downtown Pittsburgh is renewing its heart as Liberty Avenue joins a block-by-block revitalization led by locals like Keane and Megan George.

The project will gradually upgrade buildings and streets to revitalize the historic corridor.

Knoch graduate Jordan Geist claimed his first U.S. shot put title at Sunday's USATF meet after winning a silver medal at the World Athletics Indoor Championships in March; his achievement marks a career milestone.

A University of Pittsburgh quarterback launched a campaign to help kids with heart conditions yesterday.

The initiative aims to support young community members by raising awareness and providing needed assistance.

Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy started his first training camp last Monday night at Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, showing a strong sense of duty as he took charge of his new role.

Audacy Sports Director Jeff Hathorn previewed Steelers Training Camp on Big K Hour 04 on Jul.

27 — he shared insights on team preparations that have local sports fans eager for the upcoming camp.

Pittsburgh Riverhounds vs. FC Tulsa

6:00-8:00 p.m. — F.N.B. Stadium — Ticket prices vary — Witness an exciting USL match between the Riverhounds and FC Tulsa.

Everclear Concert

8-11 p.m. — Jergel's Rhythm Grille — $68.15 - $84.65 — Experience an unforgettable evening with the iconic rock band Everclear at this lively venue.

Tacos and Tequila Festival Pittsburgh 2026

1:30-3:00 p.m. — EQT Park — Cost information not provided — Celebrate delicious tacos and tequila in a festive atmosphere.

NeYo with Akon Concert

8-9:30 p.m. — The Pavilion at Star Lake — Tickets available starting January 30 — Experience the dynamic collaboration of NeYo and Akon live in concert.

JGBG & Terpene Station Tribute

8-11 p.m. — Thunderbird Café & Music Hall — $20.17 — Celebrate the music and memory of Jerry Garcia with high-octane bluegrass and Grateful Dead tributes.