Owning a restaurant is widely considered to be an exceptionally demanding business. Between long hours and being involved in decision-making for every aspect of the business, it is bound to be stressful. But when you own a restaurant with your spouse, does that create added stress or does it make things more manageable and fun? Perhaps the answer to both questions is ‘yes,’ but these couples make it look easy.

Titusz, located in Lawrenceville, is the first solo venture from renowned local chef Csilla Thackery, who ran the kitchens of The Vandal, Legume Bistro and Churchview Farm. Thackery drew on her Austrian and Hungarian heritage for inspiration for Titusz’s menu; she even named the restaurant after her grandfather.

Headaches and migraines, stress and tension, persistent pain, particularly head and neck, and atypical facial pain are a few of the medical conditions where craniosacral therapy (CST) may provide relief, according to Dr. Ronald Glick, medical director of the UPMC Center for Integrative Medicine. But since CST may not be as well known as other medical treatments, it may often be overlooked.

While Grove City, PA, may be best known for its outlet mall and namesake college, there’s a lot more to know about this historic town located just 60 miles north of Pittsburgh. Home to a jewelry store that showcases quality pieces fit for a museum as well as a historic forge that has been making milestone keepsakes for more than 100 years, attractions also include a thriving restaurant and libations scene.

Red, white, rosé, sparkling. Merlot, Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling, Malbec, Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, Shiraz, Pinot Noir. Whatever your wine preference, chances are, you will be able to find just what you like at one of the wine shops or wine bars popping up in the region.

Eliza Peabody knows the idea of willingly submersing your body in cold water is intimidating. But she also understands the full benefits of taking the plunge anyway.

The Children’s Home of Pittsburgh is an independent nonprofit organization with a mission to promote the health and well-being of infants and children in Pittsburgh. North Hills Monthly learned more about this longtime essential place and the important services they provide from Chief Executive Officer Stacy M. Schesler.

As a behavioral health school consultant working with adolescents, Dr. Will Davies knew firsthand the gaps in mental health services for youth. In 2018, Dr. Davies saw five students die from gun violence in one school district, and five more in another district due to suicide. The next year, he developed the AHN Chill Project™ under the Allegheny Health Network (AHN) Psychiatry and Behavioral Health Institute.

News and events in Pittsburgh, PA in September 2026