Pittsburgh expects more than 50,000 participants for the annual running rite of spring — Pittsburgh Marathon on the first weekend in May.
While there’s nothing like the t...
The thick, branchless beam of the tree extended perpendicularly from the lake’s shoreline, from its exposed end to where it disappeared into the depths.
I cast a short-ar...
Spring is springing in Western Pennsylvania.
It’s suddenly sunny, beautiful and fragrant, a relief from gray, windy and frosty. While we love to break out the shorts and ...
There’s a portion of the lower Allegheny River — found within a several mile stretch that spans two navigation dams — that often excels at producing quality-sized smallmo...
A 5K race, 1-mile fun run and an egg hunt sounds like a lot for for day.
Caitlyn Reges agrees, but she and Michelle Yeager have no plans to stop. The two have shared the ...
In fishing, as with many other aspects of life, it’s wise to take our victories whenever we can get them, regardless of their relative insignificance at the time.
That’s ...
Western Pa. loves St. Patrick’s Day. Because the holiday falls on Tuesday this year, we have two weekends to drink green beer and wear our festive shamrock running shorts...
Walleyes can bite short, particularly when the water is ice cold as it is in early spring. When fishing a classic jig and minnow presentation, this often results in misse...
Spring Thaw celebrates a milestone at 50 years.
The event in North Park, which will be held 10 a.m. Saturday, is the longest continuously run event in Western Pennsylvani...
As I write this, we are in the midst of a spate of mild weather with temperatures in the 50s.
Spring is on the way, though painstakingly slow perhaps. Now is a good time ...
