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A header image with a dark blue and gold serif font on a light background. Large, bold dark blue text on the top line reads: Pieces. The line below has large, bold gold text that reads: OF HOPE. A photo is superimposed over the lower portion. It shows two smiling women standing on a patio with tiled pavers, in front of glass doors that lead into a modern building. A woman on the left with blonde, wavy, shoulder-length hair wears a light brown knit sweater. She holds two cans of "Puzzles for Patients," featuring colorful nighttime cityscape views. A woman on the right with straight, dark, shoulder-length hair wears a black long-sleeved shirt and grey pants. She wears an ID badge on her right collar, which reads: Stephanie, LSW, DIRECTOR.

Pieces of Hope

A North Allegheny student turns a childhood hospital experience into a heartfelt project to bring joy to young patients Lilliana Nover-Baker (left) with Stephanie Colaberardino of UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh. For Lilliana Nover-Baker, a difficult childhood experience became the inspiration for something deeply meaningful—an act of kindness designed to bring comfort to children facing health challenges. Now a 16-year-old junior in the North Allegheny School District

4 days ago2 min read

Vibrant graphic illustration of a "Summer Scoop" community outdoor movie night. In the foreground, a young couple sits on a blanket with popcorn, looking toward a large inflatable movie screen displaying a film of three children. To the left stands a wooden kiosk featuring a "SUMMER SCOOP" sign and a list of events including "Movie in the Park," "Park Jazz Nights," "Local Food Festival," "Nature Walks & Tales," and "Community Bonfire." The scene is set on a grassy lawn at night under a starry sky, with string lights and other attendees in lawn chairs in the background.

Summer Scoop—Cranberry, Hampton, and North Allegheny

Festivals, food, music and more... here’s what area communities have lined up for the season. The community calendar is filling up fast. Whether you’re planning ahead or just looking for something to do on a sunny afternoon or warm evening, consider this your guide to making the most of the season. From food trucks and festivals to concerts and movies under the stars, these events highlight the best of what summer has to offer close to home. We kindly ask that before attendin

Jun 1110 min read

A medium shot of three young women of South Asian descent posing for a photo on a stadium field after the ceremony. They are wearing black graduation caps, gowns, and colorful honor stoles and cords over white dresses. The graduate on the left holds a bouquet of pink roses, and the middle graduate holds up her black North Allegheny High School diploma cover. In the foreground, a woman wearing a hijab is holding up a smartphone to take their picture.

North Allegheny Graduated 667 Students in the Class of 2026

The North Allegheny School District celebrated the graduation of its Class of 2026 during commencement ceremonies held June 5 at Newman Stadium. Family members, friends and faculty gathered to honor the accomplishments of 667 graduates as they marked the end of their high school careers and prepared for the next chapter of their lives. The class included 209 National Honor Society members and 255 students who graduated with a GPA of 4.0 or higher. Following graduation, the ma

Jun 111 min read

A vibrant and inviting street-side outdoor dining scene on a sunny day. In the foreground, a wooden table and chairs are positioned on a light-colored paved sidewalk, with a planter of red flowers in the corner. Above the seating area, the image features large, stylized text that reads "EAT, DRINK —and Be Airy!" in bold orange and blue lettering. The background shows a perspective view of additional outdoor tables and chairs lining the sidewalk under red awnings, decorated with lush hanging flower baskets filled with yellow and orange blooms.

Eat, Drink—and Be Airy!—North

Summer is almost here and the patios are open! Check out these local spots with alfresco dining options and enjoy great food in the great outdoors. Andora Address: 1616 Mt. Nebo Road, Ohio Township Contact: andorarestaurant.com, or 412.749.2452 A casual fine-dining destination tucked away in the suburbs. Enjoy flowing fountains, shady umbrellas, flowers and lush greenery—perfect for a special outdoor dining experience. Anna Marie’s Winery and Café Address: 790 East Butler Roa

May 1510 min read

The "Hidden Folk" ensemble performing a scene in the forest during North Allegheny Senior High School’s production of "Frozen."

NASH Presents Disney’s ‘Frozen,’ the Musical!

North Allegheny Senior High School presented the musical “Frozen” from Feb. 25 through March 1, bringing the beloved Disney story to life on stage. Featuring favorite songs and characters from the hit animated film—including sisters Elsa and Anna, and of course, Olaf the snowman—the students produced five evening performances and a Sunday matinee. A special Gold Card member preview performance was also held Feb. 24, offering an early look at the show. PHOTOS BY RUBY MORRIS

Mar 161 min read

Cupcake Liners to Couture

North Allegheny student Sidney Rice stitches sustainability and imagination into a fast-rising future in fashion. At just 17, Sidney Rice is redefining what fashion can be—and where it can come from. A lifelong Pittsburgher, Sidney, a junior at North Allegheny Senior High School, recently earned national recognition as a 2026 YoungArts Award winner in fashion design. Sidney’s journey began early—with thread, a needle, and creativity. “My mom taught me to sew when I was 6,” sh

Mar 163 min read

A serene shot of a woman receiving a restorative hot stone massage, a signature service for spring renewal. She lies face down on a white massage table with four smooth, dark stones placed along her spine, embodying the relaxation and muscle-soothing treatments found at local spas.

Blissful Escapes—North

From exfoliating scrubs to restorative massages, treat yourself to a spring spa treatment designed to renew skin, relax muscles, and welcome the warmer months. Cold days and heavy layers can leave both body and mind feeling dull. Spring is nature’s reminder that renewal is possible. With brightening facials, restorative massages, and revitalizing body treatments, spas offer an ideal way to refresh after months of winter hibernation. Here’s a list of local spas and salons wher

Feb 36 min read