Through tears, she squeaked out “Thank you” to Mt. Lebanon police.

Ian McMeans, Mt. Lebanon’s assistant manager and planner, is mapping out the next decade of growth and development in Mt. Lebanon. He could use your input.

Close encounters of the apian kind

Our parks play a big role in our lives.

Welcome to our annual municipal resource guide.

Streets: They’re not just for cars anymore.

Do you ever wonder about the people that came before?

Just because you can’t see it, doesn’t mean it doesn’t hurt.

If something defines Mt. Lebanon, it’s this town’s large number of dedicated volunteers.

Realizing the importance of supply chain.