Pittsburgh Businesses Hope To Find Pot Of Gold With Return Of St. Patrick's Day Parade
Pittsburgh's St. Patrick's Day Parade is making a long-awaited comeback on Saturday.
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Pittsburgh's St. Patrick's Day Parade is making a long-awaited comeback on Saturday.
For those in the Steel City who are looking to have a good time while celebrating the St. Patrick's holiday, it's your lucky day.
The luck of the Irish will be celebrated in September.
Dave Kuiawa, of Fine Wines & Good Spirits, has some Irish cocktail recipes for St. Patrick's Day.
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Pittsburgh Public Safety says that no major incidents were reported from yesterday's St. Patrick's Day celebrations.
Dozens of people kept up St. Patrick's Day tradition and walked the normal parade route in downtown Pittsburgh, led by St. Patrick himself.
As the COVID-19 pandemic once again changed the way St. Patrick's Day was celebrated, Pittsburgh adapted.
It is expected to be a busy weekend in Pittsburgh.
There will be no St. Patrick's Day parade in Pittsburgh for the second year in a row.
Organizers of the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Pittsburgh won't hit the streets this month, but they hope they can later in 2021.
It was not March 17, but in Lower Burrell, they were celebrating St. Patrick's Day.
The 2021 St. Patrick's Day Parade in Pittsburgh has been postponed.
Pittsburgh has become a top destination to celebrate the patron saint of Ireland, and you can thank Glenn Cannon for that.
St. Patrick's Day in Pittsburgh was not without a little reckless behavior from some participants.
Despite two confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Pittsburgh, people still flocked to the South Side for St. Patrick's Day celebrations.
Gateway Clipper has just announced that it is canceling the St. Patrick's Dance Cruise scheduled for tonight.
Bars will have to follow new rules for St. Patrick's Day.
This weekend is expected to draw a lot of crowds as people will be out celebrating St. Patrick's Day.
Pittsburgh's St. Patrick's Day parade is canceled due to coronavirus.
The St. Patrick's Day Parade Saturday continues one of its treasured traditions of honoring Miss Smiling Irish Eyes.
With thousands expected to show up to the St. Patrick's Day Celebration in the South Side this year, city officials have safety on their minds and that's why once again, they're offering transportation options.
Dave Kuiawa, of Fine Wine & Good Spirits, is getting us ready for St. Patrick's Day with some cocktail recipes!
The St. Patrick's Day parade will honor a man who focused on keeping Pittsburghers safe for decades.
