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The Home Beat – July 2026

Willow is a ten-year-old Chocolate Labrador Retriever. (Photo provided)

Bark Beat – July 2026

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Gift Gals From left: Jennifer Brandenstein and Karin Smith, owners of Barefoot Stitches & Gifts on Beverly Road. (Photo provided)

Lebo Gift Gals – July 2026

LebOlympics (Image provided by Mt. Lebanon Parks and Recreation)

LebOlympics Record Book Updated

Mount Lebanon High School student-athletes who committed to continue their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level pose for a group photo during National Signing Day

College Signing Day Celebrates 42 Mt. Lebanon Student-Athletes

Matt Mikesell, left, the new eighth-grade head football coach, and Bruce Fronk, the new Mount Lebanon High School head football coach, will work together to strengthen the district’s vertically aligned football program

One Program, One Purpose: Fronk Unites Mt. Lebanon Football

The Mount Lebanon Racket Center now features six dedicated pickleball courts, expanding recreational opportunities as the nation’s fastest-growing sport continues to gain popularity. (Photo provided)

Pickleball Finds a Home at Mount Lebanon Racket Center

Andrea Smith with her beloved dog, Ali. (Photo provided)

A Lifetime in Lebo

The David T. Bannon Memorial Virtual Food Drive has become an annual tradition, transforming one family’s loss into a community effort to fight food insecurity throughout Southwestern Pennsylvania. (Lebo Beat photo)

Beyond the Signs

Dr. Mary Flaherty

New Movement Disorders Program Brings Specialized Neurology Care Close to Home

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Healthy Living: Simple Home Changes Can Help Older Adults Age Safely in Place

Guests can eat, drink, shop local hand-made items, and enjoy free live music on Sunburst Sportswear’s loading dock. (Photo provided)

Anawanda Arts Festival Returns for Sixth Year

Members of the Mount Lebanon Class of 2027 pose on the hillside after painting their class number during the annual tradition that marks the beginning of their senior year. (Provided photo)

One Night, One Hill, One Last Year Together

College Beat with Eaton Prep

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Giving2Grow Combats Childhood Hunger One Grant at a Time

Jill Jones cuts the ribbon for the grand opening of her new store with the help of store manager Jessica Sperlazza and Mt. Lebanon Commission President Jeff Siegler, as the Mt. Lebanon cheer squad watches. (Photo by Madison Costello of Madcats Media)

New Businesses Bring Fresh Energy to Mount Lebanon This Summer

Simmons Farm sells local produce to Mt. Lebanon residents at the Uptown Market. (Photo by Annabelle Thomas)

Uptown Market Brings Fresh Finds and Community Spirit to Saturdays

From left to right: Lily Havener, Addie Nayden, Charlotte Havener, Suzan Schultz, Ella Kuchera, Eliza Frenz, Regan Frenz (Photo provided)

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