‘Round about Pittsburgh: Long-Term Growth continues at Koppers
Koppers Holding Inc., most commonly known as Koppers, recently completed a $494 million acquisition of the wood preservation and railroad services business of Osmose Holdings, Inc. PNC Financial...
View Article‘Round about Pittsburgh: Our Claim to Fame
This edition of ‘Round about Pittsburgh takes us away from the city of Pittsburgh and highlights two suburban towns. Our first stop is the town of New Castle. Once a major player in America’s railroad...
View Article‘Round about Pittsburgh: History Center Opens New Heinz Exhibit
On September 6, the Senator John Heinz History Center, located on the edge of Pittsburgh’s Strip District, opened its newest long-term exhibit showcasing the legacy of Henry John Heinz and the Heinz...
View Article‘Round about Pittsburgh: It Was 50 Years Ago!
September 14, 2014 marks the 50th anniversary of The Beatles only performance in Pittsburgh. On September 14, 1964, The Beatles performed at the now gone Civic Arena to an audience of 12,603. There are...
View Article‘Round about Pittsburgh: Mysteries of the Unknown
October means one thing to most people: Halloween is coming soon. Many people look forward to the various events that occur on or around Halloween. Whether it is preparing a costume for Halloween...
View Article‘Round about Pittsburgh: Chiller Theater
From 1963 to 1983, Channel 11 in Pittsburgh, then WIIC, aired a Saturday night program entitled “Chiller Theater.” Hosted by Billy Cardille, known as “Chilly Billy,” the show became so popular in the...
View Article‘Round about Pittsburgh: Koppers Names New President & CEO
Koppers Holding Inc., headquartered in Downtown Pittsburgh, announced on Friday November 1 that the company has appointed Leroy Ball, President and CEO January 1, 2015 succeeding current President and...
View Article‘Round about Pittsburgh: GE To Build Facility In Findlay Township
On November 12, General Electric (NYSE: GE) announced plans to build a new advanced manufacturing facility in nearby Findlay Township. Construction for the facility, which will cost $32 million, is set...
View Article‘Round about Pittsburgh: U.S. Steel To Build New Headquarters
After rumors circulated about a possible city relocation or that the company was eying the former Civic Arena site, U.S. Steel, the Pittsburgh Penguins, and the City of Pittsburgh have confirmed U.S....
View Article‘Round about Pittsburgh: Born in an Igloo Part II
When future Hockey Hall of Fame broadcaster Mike Lange joined the Pittsburgh Penguins organization in 1975, it seemed as if the team had found instant success. Beginning in the mid 1970s, the club...
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