100 years of public safety in Mt. Lebanon

Tennis Center parties like it’s 1912!

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.

Paint the town. Literally. Or your wagon, if you have one. Paint it. You might win a prize.

New businesses find a home on Washington Road.

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.

Halloween stuff to doo(whoooooo)!!!
Too much?

Denis Theatre Foundation announces a major grant award, plus a challenge grant that will bring them closer to their $2.5 million Phase One goal.

A walk down Washington Road this morning revealed a lot of new and positive things.  If you haven’t been Uptown for a while, today’s beautiful weather makes it  the perfect…

If you’ve taken a guitar lesson in Mt. Lebanon or gone to an open mic night here in the last 10 years, chances are, it was at Empire.

Over the summer, members of the Mt. Lebanon United Presbyterian Church showed that you don’t have to jump on a plane to a far-off land to take a mission trip.

Mt. Lebanon’s Centennial parade is Saturday, September 8, starting at 3 p.m. on Washington Road.