Kristine Sorensen
Local Company Getting National Recognition For Wedding Videos
So much time and money is spent on a wedding day, but the video is the only thing that captures those memories in pictures and sound for a lifetime.
ShoFilms Garnering Attention For Wedding Videos
So much time and money is spent on a wedding day, but the video is the only thing that captures those memories in pictures and sound for a lifetime.
Me-Ality Fitting Room Helps Determine Your Perfect Jean Size
Jeans are a staple in most people’s wardrobe, but if you have a hard time finding the right fit for you, you’re not alone.
‘Redshirting Kindergarteners’ Becoming A Growing Trend
There’s a growing trend where parents are holding their children back to start kindergarten when they’re older. Whether it’s for academic, athletic or social reasons, many parents think that by being older, their kids will have an edge.
New Attraction For Thrill-Seekers At Seven Springs
Seven Springs opened a new canopy zip line tour. There are 10 zip line rides on the new course.
4 Great Ways To Turn Your Clutter To Cash
There’s something about spring that somehow makes most of us want to clean out the clutter in our homes. So, if you’ve been spring cleaning and now you’re left with all kinds of stuff you don’t know what to do with, we have four great ways you can turn your clutter into cash.
Clutter To Cash
There’s something about spring that somehow makes most of us want to clean out the clutter in our homes.
Kittanning Woman Wins “Undercover Boss” National Contest
The reality show “Undercover Boss” recently held a national contest for bosses to nominate their star employee to win a $10,000 bonus with another $10,000 going to the boss’s charity of choice. And it turns out the winner, Jessica Wynkoop, lives right here in our area.
New Skin Roller Promises To Make You Look Younger
Many are looking for something to help them look a little bit younger. Now, two doctors have created a device you can use at home, which they claim will do that and more.
Atheist Group Files Suit Over “Year Of The Bible” Resolution
Did you know this is the “Year of the Bible” in Pennsylvania? But an atheist group from Wisconsin has filed a federal lawsuit against state lawmakers saying it’s unconstitutional.
Overdue Library Books From 1924 Returned To Dormont
When Paul Kaminski brought this box of books to the Dormont Historical Society, little did he know they were truly coming home. That’s because the building, the Dormont Municipal Building, used to be Dormont School in the 1920′s where some of these books were checked out.
Exhibit Tells Princess Diana’s Story
Princess Diana is a cultural icon for her royalty, philanthropy and dramatic life. Over the next few days, Pittsburghers can get a better sense of who Diana was as a person, not just a princess, as the Pittsburgh Home & Garden Show hosts the “Diana, The People’s Princess” exhibit.
Dermatologist Warns Against Overdoing Skin Treatments
For centuries, people have been looking for the fountain of youth and many still are. But local doctors are seeing patients who are overdoing skin treatments for their face, causing not only pain but long-term skin damage.
UPMC Dietician Explains ‘The Active Calorie Diet’
Leslie Bonci is the dietician to the stars of Pittsburgh sports as well as other professional sports teams around the country. Now, she’s put her weight loss advice in a book called “The Active Calorie Diet.”
Actress Heigl Discusses New Movie Shot In Pittsburgh
One of the big budget movies filmed here in Pittsburgh is hitting the big screen. “One for the Money” starring Katherine Heigl will be in theaters Friday.













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