Planned communities all over the country are trying to replicate this kind of town: walkable, charming, accessible, set up for community. Mt. Lebanon is way ahead of them.

Birds, butterflies, flowers and native plants

Mt. Lebanon broke ground for the recreation center in 1976.

Ever wonder how those jigsaw puzzles come together?

First came the Liberty Tubes. Then came the South Hills building boom that carved out much of Mt. Lebanon.

Confessions of a lifelong Pirates fan

Literary peep show, literacy classes & more

April 14, 1984—the day the last trolley left town.

Mt. Lebanon’s new comprehensive plan is a community development guide for the next 10 years.

Holocaust garden marks 20 years at Temple Emanuel