MEDC In the Media
“While walking through Millvale, you’re sure to see Lemon Tree PGH stickers and T-shirts. But what is Lemon Tree PGH? It’s an indie record label founded by three friends who are looking for the right property to house their dream of opening a coffee shop and performance space. In June 2022, they…Read More
“…After years of work, residents of Millvale and the Shaler Area community celebrated the grand opening of Rainbow Raccoon Park on April 26…” Read the rest at Trib Live!
“More than 40 artists, makers, bakers and creatives are scheduled to be set up throughout Millvale’s business district for two Millvale Market Days this year…”
“The organizers behind Pride Millvale have announced that the event will return for its fifth year on Saturday, June 14, 2025, from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. The annual celebration, which takes place in the Borough of Millvale, is free and open to the public…”
“In November, Shaler Area and North Hills students successfully conserved a piece of land in Ross Township. The land that the students helped to save is right next to the Ross Municipal Park. It is the highest point in the Girty’s Run Watershed, so if it were developed and paved,…Read More
“…Without the use of antibiotics or synthetic pesticides, the master beekeeper maintains colonies throughout the region, including on her five-generation family farm in Cherry City in the Shaler area? The Apis mellifera, or honey bee, hives produce between 2,500 and 5,000 pounds of honey per year…” Read the rest at…Read More
“After years of work, Rainbow Raccoon Park in Millvale is set to open this spring…”
“Shaler Area students have collected more than 200 pounds of plastic caps that will eventually be recycled into two benches for the upcoming Rainbow Raccoon Park in Millvale…”
“…Every year in late spring, Millvale becomes one big stage. The borough of just over 3,300 residents is perhaps most well-known to the rest of the region for the Millvale Music Festival – two days of free concerts. The town’s streets and long list of bars and breweries become music…Read More
“As a project of the non-profit Millvale Community Development Corporation since 2010, the Gardens of Millvale strives to create a food independent community through education, preservation, and sustainability…” Read the rest at Grow Pittsburgh!