Harbison-Walker’s refractories and its success enabled Andrew Carnegie to build his steel mills and establish Pittsburgh as an economic powerhouse. A Refractories Company Founded in 1865 […]
From the time that chemistry student Charles Martin Hall discovered the process for producing aluminum, the metal has had a huge impact on Pittsburgh. From establishing […]
Recently, I visited Shadyside for a bite to eat. Girasole—Italian for sunflower—is small but mighty. A family-owned business, Girasole has been around for nearly two decades. […]
You don’t have to dig very far to come up with a tunnel in Pittsburgh. We have short pedestrian tunnels, railroad tunnels, major traffic tunnels, and […]
We share a common heritage, language, and many cultural aspects, but our relationship with Canada goes way beyond that. Foreign Investments and Trade According to the […]
If you regularly tune in to the local weather forecasts, you often hear words like “severe,” “extreme,” or “apocalyptic,” to describe our weather. Well, maybe not […]
Pittsburghers are a giving lot, and they like to share. But when it comes to parking spots we tend to get territorial, especially after you’ve done […]