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Three Mt. Lebanon graduates named 2026 Great Alumni Award recipients

Tressa Glover (Photo by Becky Thurner)

Good in the LEBOhood – September 2026

College comes to Mt. Lebanon High School

Gift Gals From left: Jennifer Brandenstein and Karin Smith, owners of Barefoot Stitches & Gifts on Beverly Road. (Photo provided)

Lebo Gift Gals – September 2026

The Home Beat – September 2026

Charlie wearing a gift a friend of the family gave him. (Photos provided)

Bark Beat – September 2026

Ask Eaton Prep

Police Beat

Police Beat – September 2027

Lebo Financial Answers – September 2026

The Mt. Lebanon Blue Devil Marching Band performs its 2026 show, “Paint It Black,” featuring music by the Rolling Stones and Mozart’s “Lacrimosa,” with visual inspiration from the Netflix series “Wednesday.” (Photos provided)

More than a halftime show

Elizabeth Baldridge poses with her sash, trophy and plaque after winning a national title at the National Baton Twirling Association Championships at Notre Dame in July. Photo provided)

Mt. Lebanon seventh grader twirls her way to national title

New Mt. Lebanon varsity hockey head coach Josh Werner leads the Blue Devils during a recent practice. Photo provided)

New coach, three nonnegotiables for Mt. Lebanon hockey

Evan Gingo, a Mt. Lebanon High School graduate and longtime Mt. Lebanon Soccer Association player, is remembered for his leadership, sportsmanship and commitment to his teammates. (Provided photo)

Remembering the teammate who lifted everyone up

Strength For Life

Strength for life

Pat in her apartment surrounded by her artwork.

A Life Painted with Curiosity

Jason Andrus and Lara Henke displaying the awards to be presented to the winning pizzerias. (Photo provided)

Pizza-Palooza puts local favorites to the test

Dr. Christopher Ferari

Local urologist encourages men to take prostate cancer screening seriously

Staying independent behind the wheel

Healthy Living: Staying independent behind the wheel

Mt. Lebanon resident Josh Cannon holds a copy of his book, “Fatal Second Helen: A Modern Veteran’s Iliad,” on Mt. Lebanon Boulevard.

An ancient story of war through a veteran’s eyes

Dave Sienerth, Homelio technician performs routine maintenance on an air-conditioning unit.(Photo by Stacey Reibach)

Taking the guesswork out of home maintenance

Stop, think and verify

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