The town of Carnegie has undergone many changes since it was incorporated in 1894, but the one thing that has remained the same is its willingness to reinvent itself time and time again. Challenged by fires and floods, this resilient city of approximately 8,000 people has not only weathered tough times, but rebuilt to become a place that consistently attracts new businesses and residents

People who live and work in Beaver often describe the borough, which is the seat of Beaver County, as reminiscent of a Hallmark movie.

Known colloquially as Pittsburgh’s Little Italy, Bloomfield is a small but noteworthy East End neighborhood nestled between Garfield, Lawrenceville, Friendship, and Shadyside. The name pays homage to the flowers that once bloomed in the area. Today, a mix of longtime residents and a healthy influx of newcomers—about 9,500 people—call Bloomfield home.

New Kensington may lay claim to one of the most inspiring stories of community revitalization in the Pittsburgh region.

Of Pittsburgh’s 90 neighborhoods, none may have as many attractive offerings as Highland Park.

Zelienople is one of those treasured places where history truly meets the future.