Mt. Lebanon author and Iraq combat veteran Josh Cannon finds timeless lessons about friendship, grief and the human cost of battle in Homer’s “Iliad”
For Dr. Christopher Ferari, returning to the South Hills has been about more than coming home. Dr. Ferari, who grew up in Mt. Lebanon and
Mt. Lebanon mahjong group turns a friendly debate over the best pizza into a blind taste test complete with scorecards, prizes and 22 hungry judges
Returning Home: Dr. Natasha Dirda begins new chapter leading Mt. Lebanon schools
Former principal returns as assistant superintendent of secondary education,
focusing on student success, strong relationships and continued academic excellence
For many people, varicose veins are viewed as little more than a cosmetic concern. But according to Dr. Brandon Repko, a vascular interventional radiologist with
For many people, a slight tremor or change in balance can seem like an inevitable part of getting older. But according to Dr. Mary Flaherty,
The new six-court facility expands the township’s racquet sports offerings as the nation’s fastest-growing sport continues to attract players of all ages and skill levels
Blue Devil Club honors seniors who will continue competing at 35 colleges and universities across 17 sports
Photos by Marilee Kline