From Phar-Mor to the Village Square Mall, Cathy Kaplan remembers some of the stores that used to be in the area.

Al Vrabel remembers his father’s reaction the day JFK was assassinated.

David Burrows, a collector of military medals, uncovers the history of two local veterans.

Adding artwork is one of the first steps members of the condo unit owners’ association are taking to modernize the common spaces in the 39-year-old building.

Un-traditional recipes for lasagna, stuffed shells and manicotti.

This LeboLife blogger has no luck with ghosts.

Brittany Goncar, a resident and Chatham University alumna, talks about paranormal activity at the university.

Looking for a fall project? Build a little free library.

On Monday mornings from April to the first week in November, a group of faithful workers can be seen on the grounds, pulling weeds, pruning plants and making sure everything looks exquisite.

In our office, we have a tradition of sorts. Whenever anyone goes away on vacation, they bring back something that signifies their trip for the Mt. Lebanon Public Information Office staff to enjoy. 

Brittany Goncar always envisioned settling in the North Hills. So why did she choose Mt. Lebanon?

LeboLife blogger Cathy Kaplan talks about what it takes to let go of the things she can’t control in her household.