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Pop Video: Wallenda Tightrope Walking in Pittsburgh

Renee Rosensteel Monday, June 08, 2009
In case you missed it, Nik Wallenda provided thrills and chills, but no spills, during his tense tightrope walking feat across the Allegheny River on Friday night during the Regatta. Renee Rosensteel, freelance videographer and photographer, caught the drama in air and the behind the scenes in this video.

Pittsburgh to Paris: We're Onboard

Tracy Certo Wednesday, June 03, 2009
This is big. After years of having none, Pittsburgh finally scores a nonstop flight to Europe. So now what? Support it. The publisher/editor of Pop City puts her money where her mouth is and books two tickets on the inaugural flight. Here's why.

New Girl in Town: The Perfect Pittsburgh Staycation

Elaine Labalme Wednesday, June 03, 2009
Staying in Pittsburgh this summer instead of going overseas? We've got you covered in our five-day staycation plan. There's so much to do that we had trouble packing it all in, from the Warhol to rocking out the Riverfront trails, you'll find a summer full of fun.

Sign Up for Pop City

Pop City staff Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Sign up to get Pittsburgh's only weekly e-magazine fresh off the virtual press every Wednesday morning. Don't worry; we won't give your email address to anyone else and it's easy to opt out. But we don't think you'll want to. Click here to sign up for Pop City

Those Busy Burgh Bees: Urban Beekeeping and More

Caralyn Green Wednesday, May 13, 2009
What do an airline pilot, architect, law student and MBA student have in common? They're all members of the Burgh Bees, a nonprofit devoted to urban beekeeping in the region. Why are bees so important? Let us count the wayzzzz...

Here a Tree, There a Tree: Greening our Schools

Abby Mendelson Sunday, May 10, 2009
Here's one way to instill pride in school: add greenery. The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy has embarked on a landmark project to add trees and plantings to every Pittsburgh public school. More greenery equates to a better culture, more pride in school, and happier students. Here's to going green.

Photo Slide Show: Art in Bloom

Brian Cohen Wednesday, April 29, 2009
In case you missed it, the short-lived but spectacular Art in Bloom at the Carnegie Museum of Art can be seen here in a series of photos by Pop City photographer  Brian Cohen. To view the art meets nature slide show, click here.

Join us for Hands On Pittsburgh

Pop City staff Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Join the Pop City team on Saturday, May 2 at Naomi's House in Swissvale as we plant a garden and do some light construction. Or contact Pittsburgh Cares and find another Hands On Pittsburgh project to work on May 1 or 2. Get your own team together if you like. To find out more, click here, or to join the Pop City team, click here. We'd love to have you!

The Thrill of Instant Download

Mark Kenny Wednesday, April 08, 2009
From the Kindle 2 to the phone novels in Japan (earning small fortunes for their young authors), the world of digital publishing is changing fast. So what's the word on the local scene? Let's start with the Kindle. "It's my favorite thing in the world besides my husband and daughter," says one user. If that gives you an idea.

Join us on Facebook, Follow us on Twitter

Pop City staff Wednesday, April 01, 2009
If you haven't found us already, please join the Pop City Pittsburgh group on Facebook and follow PopCityPgh on Twitter. Join the conversation and feel free to make suggestions, including story ideas!

From Couture to Cool: The Payoff in Consignment and Resale Stores

Kelly McElhinny Wednesday, March 11, 2009
A dress from Saks. A Chanel purse. $100 jeans for under $10. That's what we found rummaging our way through some select consignment and resale stores in town. If you know where to look, you can snag all kinds of fab finds. And you can make money on the clothes you have. Here's a guide to get you started.

Small Business Development: Getting Launched for Success

Abby Mendelson Wednesday, March 04, 2009
It starts with a dream and a solid business plan. When Pittsburgh entrepreneurs want to start a new business, the Duquesne University Small Business Development Center guides the way. It's free and based on the many success stories, highly effective. 

Pitt Stops: Touring Pittsburgh Neighborhoods Bar by Bar

Beth Marcello Wednesday, February 25, 2009
What can you learn by visiting a bar in each of Pittsburgh's 90--yes 90-- neighborhoods? It took 18 months and many raised glasses to find out but Jim Dilmore and his group think it was well worth the, uh, research.

The Amazing Women Behind the Pittsburgh Marathon

Joann Cantrell Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Last held in 2003, the Pittsburgh Marathon was considered one of the top 5 in the country, attracting runners from all 50 states and beyond. Now with the tenacious and remarkable efforts of three women, the Pittsburgh Marathon returns May 3rd. This is a story to inspire all, even the non-runner.

Boomerangers: Goodbye, Hello Again!

Steve Wozniak Wednesday, February 18, 2009
So many Pittsburgh natives who left for brighter lights and bigger cities have returned to their hometown to find a change for the better. From new developments to an energetic art scene and renewed neighborhoods, it's good to be home!
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