Kidsburgh Neighborhood Guide: Exploring Crafton
Check out the first in Kidsburgh’s series of Neighborhood Guides!
CLP Hazelwood will be hosting Summer Job/Summer Camp Fairs for teens
Got summer plans? You might find the perfect opportunity at these teen job/camp fairs at CLP Hazelwood.
PublicSource: Child care funding boost won’t solve problem long-term in Allegheny County
County Executive Sara Innamorato has made good on a campaign pledge to boost child care spending, but future funding remains unclear amid soaring tuition and staff shortages.
On the grounds of a century-old hospital, the reimagined AHN Suburban is helping Northgate students and their community
At AHN Suburban, students are discovering career paths and gaining future-focused work experience.
MCG founder Bill Strickland is changing students’ lives one creative learning center at time
Strickland’s newly launched SGLI is bringing hope and learning to students all over the world, especially in the Pittsburgh region.
Win after win for the Steelers and for kids in our region: Details here.
Mentoring and kindness are in the air, thanks to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Art, music, science and more: Your MLK Day events guide for the Pittsburgh area
From hands-on science to art, concerts and much more, there are many ways to honor Dr. King’s legacy this year.
Students at two local high schools have teamed up in an unexpected way
North Hills and Shaler Area students hosted joint fundraisers to avoid future flooding.
The Emmy-winning creator of ‘The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh’ has much to say about how the Burgh shaped him and his comedy
Don’t miss “The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh,” a family comedy set here in the Burgh.
The inspiring work happening at South Allegheny can help families to explore social justice during the holidays and beyond
Want to raise kids who make an effort to improve the world? These educators have suggestions.
Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Sweater Drive has begun: Here’s how to give or get.
Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Sweater Drive is here again! We’ve got the details.
Parents, help the first-time voters in your family — and teach little kids about voting, too
Teen voters take this election seriously. Here’s how you can help them exercise this civic duty.
This year’s She Matters Summit was ‘a call to radically reimagine a world where our girls thrive’
Gwen’s Girls gathered adults and teens at this year’s She Matters Summit.
SHIM expands their headquarters to serve even more local families
SHIM helps people not only with food, but with other resources to become financially stable.
This diaper and car seat giveaway helped more than 150 local moms
This year’s Hill District Sprinkle offered needed supplies and a joyful celebration to Pittsburgh-area mothers.
Local nonprofit Steel City Squash is changing lives through athletics and academics
With a range of programming, this nonprofit is uplifting folks in the Larimer neighborhood and beyond.
Kristine Sorensen receives Bill Burns Award, honoring decades of journalism excellence and impact
Kristine Sorensen is this year’s recipient of the Bill Burns Award. Details here.
It’s Love Your Library month and you can get involved
During the Love Your Library campaign, donations to your local library will be matched. Details here.
Variety gives 3,000th adaptive bike to Pittsburgh child with special needs
Variety, the Children’s Charity, gives thousands of pieces of adaptive equipment to local kids. Details here.
Got a teen who’s curious about writing and journalism? SLB Radio wants to meet them.
Calling all teens interested in writing, journalism and community engagement.