About Us

Trusted by the public and frequently honored by the journalism community, Mt. Lebanon Magazine is our not-for-profit magazine published 10 times a year.

Our mission is to increase the transparency of municipal government, to give you the information you need and to promote pride in our community, including our schools, neighborhoods, housing, municipal services, recreation programs and businesses. Because regional news coverage is dwindling, a trusted source of local information such as Mt. Lebanon Magazine is more important than ever. We’re proud that nine out of 10 Mt. Lebanon residents say they read Mt. Lebanon Magazine every month.

In publication for 44 years, Mt. Lebanon Magazine continues to move ahead with the journalistic quality and distinctive graphics that have brought it loyal readership and national recognition. We were selected as the first place winner in printed publications by the National Association of Government Communicators in 2024. We have been regularly recognized by Press Club of Western Pennsylvania, as well as in competitions sponsored by Women in Communications, International Association of Business Communicators and City/County Communicators Association.

Mt. Lebanon Magazine is delivered free to every household and business in Mt. Lebanon. It also is available at:

• Professional offices, coffee shops, health clubs and other places throughout Pittsburgh’s South Hills.
• Mt. Lebanon, Upper St. Clair, Bethel Park, Dormont, Castle Shannon and Scott Township libraries.
• By subscription for $40. Make checks payable to Mt. Lebanon Magazine and mail to:
  Mt. Lebanon Magazine, 710 Washington Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15228, or call 412-343-3407 for other payment arrangements.
  Subscriptions make great gifts for college students and friends and relatives who are former residents.
• Back issues available at Mt. Lebanon Public Library and online.

If you do not receive your magazine, tell your postal carrier.

Public Information Office

The PIO produces Mt. Lebanon Magazine, as well as:

• Promotes Mt. Lebanon as a great place to live and work
• Fosters a sense of community
• Encourages residents to participate in local government
• Publishes municipal documents, brochures and reports
• Runs the municipal website, lebomag.com and nine social media pages
• Provides PR and design services to other municipal departments
• Handles media relations
• Fields inquiries from the public
• Plans special events that educate and spotlight the community and its residents