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Wegmans Coming To Cranberry: Grocery Store Promises New Jobs, Community Growth, and Shopping Excitement
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Pittsburgh food lovers received some exciting news today: Wegmans Food Markets Inc. announced plans to open a store in Cranberry Township. This move marks the highly regarded supermarket chain's first expansion into the Pittsburgh region. The new store will be an addition to the growing Cranberry Springs Development.
The Justin Fields and Russell Wilson Experiment Was a Bust – It’s Time to Fire Mike Tomlin
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Steelers fans, we need to talk. Really talk. The kind of talk you’d have in a dingy basement lab, cooking up a plan because things have spiraled out of control.
Now Serving Memories - Notable Pittsburgh Restaurants That Closed In 2024
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In 2024, Pittsburgh experienced a wave of new restaurant openings, adding fresh flavors and dining experiences to the city's vibrant food scene. However, alongside these exciting additions, the city witnessed the bittersweet reality of several beloved establishments closing their doors and moving from smells, tastes, and ambiance to memories. From long-standing neighborhood favorites to newer spots that couldn’t withstand the industry's challenges, here are 10 of this year's most notable restaurant closings, originally reported by Jim Harris for the Pittsburgh Business Times in an article on December 30, 2024.
Will Pittsburgh's Station Square - Once Mighty Shopping and Entertainment Destination - Foreclose?
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A recent foreclosure action concerning Brookfield Properties has drawn significant attention, as it highlights the financial troubles facing parts of Pittsburgh’s renowned Station Square complex.
Last Call for Hard Rock Cafe in Pittsburgh
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In a recent article from the Pittsburgh Business Times, reporter Jake Dabkowski revealed that the Hard Rock Cafe in Station Square is set to close in February 2025.
Finally, Pittsburgh Great Dave Parker—The Cobra— Lands in Cooperstown
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Dave Parker—some know him as “The Cobra,” others as a trailblazer for the Pittsburgh Pirates and Major League Baseball as a whole—and it's only right he he finally gets a bust in Cooperstown.
Eat' n Park: The Place For Frowns?
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In a recent article published by Pittsburgh Business Times, reporter Jake Dabkowski confirmed that popular local dining spot, Eat'n Park, issued a cease and desist letter to a St. Louis bakery. The issue arose over alleged similarities between the bakery's cookies and Eat'n Park's recognizable "Smiley" cookie.
- Chi-Chi's Mexican Restaurant Chain to Make Comeback — Will Pittsburgh Get One?
- Tickets for May AC/DC concert at Acrisure Stadium available Friday
- Is It Time To Buck Up for Pittsburgh's Performing Arts?
- Strategic Plan on Next Stages of PNC Park Taking Shape by Pittsburgh Pirates
- Robots roam the floor of the David L. Lawrence Convention Center for the annual Discovery Day of the robotics network
