Would you make a grocery run for a neighbor in need?

Mt. Lebanon’s alleyways offer some perspectives you may not have seen before.

The Friends of Mt. Lebanon Public Library raises money for fun stuff.

From its beginnings as an orphanage to its current mission as an assisted living center, Baptist Homes has served the community for 110 years.

David Wadsworth uses art to help with healing.

Japanese maples add variety and versatility to just bout any landscape.

The Local Government Academy educates newly elected officials.

The Mt. Lebanon Cycling and Caffeine club invites you to hit the road. But remember, the ride leaves on time. Always.

They fix the streets, plow the streets, cut the grass, plant the trees, fix the traffic lights; public works is everywhere.

Meet Mt. Lebanon’s four-legged crime fighter.