Thousands Take Part In Annual Thanksgiving Morning Turkey Trot
From humble beginnings, the PNC YMCA Turkey Trot had a record crowd Thursday morning. Now in its 22nd year, thousands of runners have made it a must-do every Thanksgiving morning.
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From humble beginnings, the PNC YMCA Turkey Trot had a record crowd Thursday morning. Now in its 22nd year, thousands of runners have made it a must-do every Thanksgiving morning.
The preparation started on Wednesday at the Mount Pleasant Armory and continued early Thursday morning as soldiers and their families serve the community in a different way this Thanksgiving day.
The Buck Starts Here wishes a happy Thanksgiving to our readers. For progressives there is much to be thankful for this year.
Nobody really seems to like it -- certain giant retail stores opening on Thanksgiving Day.
KDKA AM's Larry and John talk to Amy Raczka, a Butterball Turkey Talk expert, about the best way to prepare your bird for Thanksgiving.
KDKA AM's Larry and John talk to Kathy Tress with the PA DUI Taskforce, about what law enforcement is doing to stop drunk drivers, and talks about the penalties that might come about when caught.
Some Walmart employees across the country, including here in Pittsburgh, are planning to walk out on Black Friday.
Some local families in need will be getting a basket full of cheer even before the Thanksgiving holiday. It is all possible thanks to the caring people of Pittsburgh.
KDKA AM's Larry and John talk to family therapist Dr Anna McManus-Gay about tips to get over family and holiday stress.
Black Friday is still slightly less than a week away, but some locals are already camping out for deals.
The Thanksgiving holiday season is more than cooking, recipes and football games. There are also charity walks and runs, parades and celebrating the season with family and friends. Opportunities to volunteer at food banks, ministries and homeless shelters make the holidays special, and the diverse Pittsburgh region complements the Thanksgiving celebrations and neighborhood customs perfectly. These are the best ways for families to celebrate the season this year.
Today is a special day for wine lovers, and the Pennsylvania liquor control board has joined in the festivities.
Chef Bill Fuller stopped by Pittsburgh Today Live on Thursday to show off a Thanksgiving feast! Here are the recipes featured on the show!
Thanksgiving officially kicks off the start of the holiday season for many Pittsburghers who are welcoming out-of-town guests, dear friends and even a few outliers. With everyone in town, the eve before Thanksgiving is an ideal time to throw a black Wednesday get together. As many Pittsburghers know, nothing brings together old friends quite like a good beer and great grub. This black Wednesday, forget about cooking, uncorking wine and cracking open a beer at your house and spend your pre-Thanksgiving at these five bars ranked among the best black Wednesday bars in Pittsburgh.
If you plan on hosting overnight guests, you are going to need to prep your home for their arrival.
If you're tired of the same old family Thanksgiving dinner or just don't want to cook and clean up the mess, it's time to venture out a bit. Let one of the five great establishments cook for you and yours this holiday season. Whether dining in or out, these restaurants have something to please the kids, your diabetic Uncle Roy and even your spouse's picky third cousin.
Why not celebrate Thanksgiving with a new Terrible Towel?
Thanksgiving is just around the corner and Rania Harris stopped by Pittsburgh Today Live on Wednesday to show off some great recipes you can make for your family and friends this year!
The Thanksgiving turkey is the center of the Thanksgiving meal and celebration. With all of the importance placed on turkey, it is good to know that there are more places to find a perfect bird than just your local grocery store. Here are some great places to get a Thanksgiving turkey in the Pittsburgh area.
In just a few weeks, the busiest shopping day of the year arrives: black Friday. For some, this consumer-friendly day simply represents the start of the holiday shopping season. For others, the day following Thanksgiving is a chance to crowd shopping centers, mob malls and swarm big-box retailers in search of the lowest prices on the season's most in-demand items. This year's black Friday falls on Nov. 23, but many boutiques and retailers throughout the area continue their black Friday shopping specials throughout the following weekend. For the best deals in Pittsburgh, skip the chain stores and support the region's local small businesses at the five best places for black Friday shopping deals.
Don't miss the Duquesne Light Santa Spectacular Driven by Hyundai on Friday, November 16th at Point State Park!
Police say they were called to a domestic dispute on Thanksgiving in Farrell with information that they could end up in a gunfight.
There are some closures and schedule changes around the area today as the Thanksgiving holiday weekend continues.
Now that the turkey's put away, the Black Friday shoppers are out in full force. Shoppers at the Best Buy in Ross Township are lined up down the strip to Kuhn's Market.
