A patient photographer snaps shots of Mt. Lebanon’s natural wonders.

The accounting firm of Horovitz, Rudoy & Roteman has been named one of the best places to work in Pennsylvania, by the Best Places to Work in PA Program. Vanderbilt Drive…

As I write this article, we are preparing for the 100th anniversary of Mt. Lebanon’s creation. In preparing for the various remembrances and celebrations, I am constantly reminded of what a remarkable journey it has been.

In this time of shrinking budgets and economic woes, it has become more and more difficult to maintain the little extras that make a community special. Nonprofit organizations are scrambling to…

It was the fourth night in a row that Brian G.* couldn’t sleep. With his jam-packed schedule, his anxiety was mounting. Lately, he’d been having trouble concentrating, and his appetite…

It may not be something in the water but it probably is something in the ice. Of the 22 boys on the Mt. Lebanon High School varsity hockey team, five…

It’s one thing for an architect to design a home or office building with eye-catching features, designed-in functionality and even environmentally friendly items such as green roofs. It’s quite another…

Audrey Bode is the Mt. Lebanon Community Endowment‘s (MLCE) new executive director. Bode, a Canton, Ohio, native who holds a master’s in public management from the Heinz School for Public…

If your kid (or big kid) has recently downloaded Disney Mobile’s Where’s My Water? game, you might be surprised to know there’s a Mt. Lebanon connection. Chad Cable, Mt. Lebanon…

Foster School fifth-grader Madison Maselko, center, entertained her Uruguayan pen pals Vale Fontora, left, and Naomi Mezquida for two weeks. When Madison Maselko became pen pals with two girls from…

For the last six months I have had the privilege of serving as the appointed commissioner in Ward 1. I have enjoyed working with the other four commissioners. We don’t…

Minnie and Joseph Boss bought this house at 818 Kewanna Avenue in the early 1920s so their children—eventually numbering 10—could grow up on a farm. Last summer the six remaining…