A new Mt. Lebanon History Center exhibit brings the war experience to life

Jeff Linkowski’s books keep local and national sports memories alive and pay tribute to the athletes, teams and coaches who made history.

The Historical Society of Mount Lebanon takes a look at the impact of World War II on the community.

The Historical Society needs a home and they have their eyes on a special house

The last of 10 special history excerpts celebrating Mt. Lebanon’s centennial.

Many people think Bird Park is named for the birds who live there, but it honors Lt. Tom Bird, the first Mt. Lebanon resident killed in Vietnam.

100 years of public safety in Mt. Lebanon

Mt. Lebanon’s Class of ’62 and Class of ’13 exchange survey answers, life experiences and their version of The American Dream at the 50/50 event last week.

Our sort-of-sister-city is Shaker Heights, Ohio, a suburb on the East Side of Cleveland. If you’ve never been there before, you could find yourself in a very familiar environment.

Mt. Lebanon’s houses of worship are architectural marvels and historic markers.

Mt. Lebanon’s history is enriched by the sacrifice and bravery of our veterans, and their journeys are not forgotten.

Birth of the business districts