In 1850 the Rev. Joseph Clokey, pastor of what would become Mt. Lebanon United Presbyterian Church, took a trip to the Holy Land and returned with two Cedar of Lebanon…

Martha’s Run is not for the weak: it’s 6.2 miles up the hills of Mt. Lebanon. Proceeds from the walk and run benefit the Martha Fund, a charity that builds…

We know fall seems far away, but September and October are always  busy months, and this year will be busier than ever.  If you want to plan ahead, here’s a…

You read about the special meeting and reception on Monday, Feb. 6, that commemorated Mt. Lebanon’s founding in 1912 and launched a year of celebratory Centennial events.  Now see video…

You turn 100 only once, and the Mt. Lebanon Commission will celebrate Mt. Lebanon’s 100th centennial at a special meeting, followed by a party, at 8 p.m., Monday, February 6….

Walnut Grove, the highly successful restaurant company with locations in Wexford and Fox Chapel, is coming to 660 Washington Road in the former Molly Brannigans spot. Owners hope to have…

Mt. Lebanon Junior Women’s Club’s March 3 gala benefits The Young Women’s Breast Cancer Awareness Foundation. From left are Jennifer Kehm, co-founder of the foundation; Caroline Lascek, MLJWC president; Ashley…

After having raised nearly half the $2.5 million needed for phase one renovations, the Denis Theatre Foundation started infrastructure work last month in the Washington Road theater with the goal…

This scene, taken from Washington Road looking toward Lebanon Avenue and on toward Cedar Boulevard in the 1910s, shows Mt. Lebanon’s early development as farmland gave way to the suburbs….

Inviting you to the Denis Theatre Foundation’s Oscar night parties are, from left, Joe Kirk, the foundation’s chair of government grants; Laura Buerger, chair of community gifts; and Dan Deiseroth…

The photographers of Mt. Lebanon Magazine are at all the local events and capture the smiles of countless residents and friends. Capture a picture for yourself — it makes a…