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Discover all of our IN Community Magazines articles — local stories, community highlights, and features that keep you connected and informed.


Game Changer
At just 9 years old, Allison Park’s Callie Cochran is turning her love of softball into a growing apparel brand—and encouraging others to use their voices, too. Young athletes show off their Game On, Girls! spirit at Hampton Community Park. For 9-year-old Callie Cochran, it all started with a simple question. A softball player and fourth grader at Wyland Elementary, Callie was shopping for clothes when she noticed the boys in her grade had plenty of baseball-themed options to
Sep 233 min read


Fun and Excitement on Dek
Sophomore Dominic Porter talks about his love for dek hockey, and why more kids should give the sport a try. Dominic (Dom) will be a sophomore this fall, and he’s excited to play for the Penn Hills Indians Ball Hockey team (sometimes called dek hockey) for the second year. As a freshman player, he was the third top scorer for the year and was voted Most Valuable Player twice. He started playing the sport when he was just six years old. “I started out as a center, but I now pl
Jun 172 min read


Two Plum Teens To Represent Team USA At Isbhf World Championships In Slovakia
This summer, two young athletes from Plum Borough will step onto the rink and the international stage, proudly wearing the red, white, and blue of Team USA. Brayden Caliguiri, 16, and Tyler Brenner, 17, have each earned spots on the United States national team for the 2026 International Street and Ball Hockey Federation World Championships, set to take place in Banská Bystrica, Slovakia from July 1–5, 2026. Brayden will compete in the ISBHF U16 Men’s World Championships, whil
May 282 min read


The “Mibsters” at Stoneridge Park
In recent years, several talented young players from Allegheny County, known as mibsters, have found national success at the annual National Marbles Tournament in Wildwood, New Jersey (left photo). Some of these champions even come from right here in Shaler Township. Since the tournament began in 1922, Allegheny County has produced more than 30 national champions, with many of those victories occurring in just the past two decades. The term “mibster” refers to young marble pl
Nov 12, 20252 min read
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