Last Saturday’s Buffalo Creek Half Marathon had more than 900 registered with 715 finishers, the most participants post-pandemic.
The grass at the start was crunchy with...
It’s interesting how different species of fish bite.
Often the strike provides evidence as to the kind of fish that produced it, particularly gratifying when success is r...
Fall is my favorite time for my favorite activity – trail running.
On Saturday, I ran 10 kilometers of familiar but challenging North Park trails at the 17th Annual FAAP ...
A hard hook set followed by the weight of a heavy fish did much to ease the apprehension that comes with most fishing trips, particularly ones to somewhat distant waters ...
This Sunday marks the 47th year for one of the area’s most popular events.
Richard S. Caliguiri City of Pittsburgh Great Race, partnering with P3R, will welcome thousands...
Evan, one of my longtime guests, made a long cast over the placid early morning waters of the Allegheny River. The bait he chose was a topwater lure, one of the popper de...
Butler County boasts the best community college in the state of Pennsylvania. For the ninth year since 2015, BC3 has earned No. 1 honors from Niche, BestColleges.com or S...
The morning’s action had been steady, a multi-species assortment that included largemouth bass, a modest sized musky, and an oversized bullhead.
When my partner Sid Brown...
Sept. 2 has been “summer’s last hurrah” for more than 100 years in Hermitage.
Buhl Day originated as a tribute to philanthropists and prominent Sharon residents Frank H. ...
During the past few weeks of Olympic competition, I, like many others, have been glued to the TV.
My main interest, of course, was the running events, everything from 100...
