TRAC Services for Families, formerly known as Three Rivers Adoption Council, is a licensed agency that provides a multitude of services to children waiting to be adopted, as well as foster families and teen foster children.

When winter sets in, so does dry and itchy skin. There are certain steps you can take to protect, restore and hydrate winter skin.

News and events in Pittsburgh, PA happening in February 2026.

Visiting Saxonburg today, it’s easy to imagine what the town looked like in an earlier time; a number of homes built in the 1830s on Main Street contain thriving businesses today.

Whether through transportation services, food pantries or essential personal items, local nonprofits demonstrate that kindness isn’t just about meeting basic needs. It’s about treating every person with dignity, building trust and creating communities where people help people because they have a heart for service.

Sweetness as a metaphor for love is a long-established cultural association. As Valentine’s Day approaches, many local bakeries honor this tradition by creating special items that are only available this time of year.

Until now, Rooted in Movement Ballroom and Wellness has been flying under the radar in the Pittsburgh area. While the studio’s official opening in Cranberry was in January, owners and husband-and-wife team Matt and Jenny Stehle have been teaching dance for 25 and 18 years, respectively.

It is January. A time for adopting a laundry list of new habits and changing others for a new year, leading to a new you. Whether you want to exercise more, eat better, stop smoking or get more sleep, resetting goals at the beginning of the year feels like a fresh start.

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