Love Your Library Month | Books & Beyond
PTL's Katie O'Malley is learning more about Love Your Library Month at the Bridgeville Public Library!
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PTL's Katie O'Malley is learning more about Love Your Library Month at the Bridgeville Public Library!
In this month's Books & Beyond, we're learning more about how local libraries coordinate with the Allegheny County Library Association to offer outreach programs for schools.
Carrie Lane, from the Allegheny County Library Association, joined us to teach us more about the American Girl Doll Lending Library. This segment was sponsored by the Allegheny County Library Association.
You've probably grabbed a candy bar from a vending machine, but what about a book? It may seem like a novel idea, but this new machine is opening doors to learning, literacy and opportunity. This segment was sponsored by the Allegheny County Library Association.
The Allegheny Library Association was here to remind us that learning doesn't stop when school lets out for the summer. This segment was sponsored by the Allegheny Library Association.
We learned how to foster that page-turning obsession from a young age in today's Books and Beyond. This segment is sponsored by the Allegheny County Library Association.
Your local library might just be the best-kept secret for getting your little one ready for kindergarten. We visited the Bethel Park Public Library to learn more. This segment was sponsored by the Allegheny County Library Association.
In this month's Books and Beyond segment, Amy Anderson, with the Allegheny County Library Association, talked about what the "Talent Bank" is and how it can help local libraries. And don't forget families can potentially receive a free copy of the January Book of the Month: Babies. This segment was sponsored by the Allegheny County Library Association.
2024 has been a page-turner for the Allegheny County Library Association. From innovating programming to exciting milestones, we dove into a new chapter of Books and Beyond on today's show! This segment was sponsored by the Allegheny County Library Association.
Do you have an avid reader in your home? Books are always such a great gift and we learned how to nail down a winner for every age. This segment was sponsored by the Allegheny County Library Association.
Daisy went to the Sewickley Public Library to learn more about all of the resources they have to offer to young families.
Local libraries are rolling out some exciting surprises and Daisy explored all of the hidden treasures at the Whitehall Public Library.
We were shown some of the things your local library can provide with today's Books and Beyond conversation with Carrie Lane, the youth services coordinator for the Allegheny County Library Association.
Katie O'Malley was able to go behind the shelves at Penn Hills Library to see what they have to offer and it's so much more than just books.
It's time to get outside and explore nature. We learned how your little one can get in on the fun with some help from your local library in our latest Books and Beyond segment.
We learned about some ways to kick-start your summer reading today with the Allegheny County Library Association!
We're unveiling our April Books & Beyond Book of the Month, and Katie O'Malley is checking out the Allegheny County Library Association's Mobile Services vehicle.
To celebrate National Reading Month, we had on Christine McIntosh and Annie McGaughey. We talked about developing that passion for reading at home and how it can continue at the library.
In this edition of Books and Beyond, Lila and Heather dove into "Heart String" by Brooke Boynton-Hughes. Daisy Jade also stopped by the Dormont Public Library and the Community Library of Castle Shannon to learn more about turning a trip to the library into an adventure.
Heather and Lila read the book of the month, Owl Moon, and we learned more about a program that's helping local libraries, called Social Work in Libraries.
Books are always such a great gift. We showed you how to nail down a winner for every age! We also introduced our PTL Book of the Month, Chirri and Chira The Snowy Day.
Lila, Heather Abraham's daughter, and grandma Beverly introduce us to the November Books & Beyond Book of the Month, called "When Grandma Gives You a Lemon Tree." Plus, Boaz Frankel visits the Plum Borough Community Library to find out how your library card works online too.
PTL's Heather Abraham introduces the Books & Beyond Book of the Month for October - called "Creepy Pair of Underwear. Then talks with Allegheny County Library Association representatives about National Friends of the Library Week.
PTL's Heather Abraham and her daughter, Lila, introduce us to the book of the month. Then, Boaz Frankel heads to South Park Township Library to learn more about Love Your Library Month.
PTL's Heather Abraham and Lila introduce the new Book of the Month, called "This Is A School." Then, Boaz Frankel visits the Avalon Public Library to learn more about a fun roadtrip program that takes families to all of Allegheny County's public libraries.
A dog named Peewee was reunited with his owners after running away at the Pittsburgh International Airport.
Americans will pay 7.6% more to heat their homes this winter, study finds.
Pittsburgh was one of five municipalities in the United States to receive the designation in 2025.
Temperatures will also be more fall-like beginning today, with highs hitting the mid-70s.
Combs faces an Oct. 3 sentencing after his conviction by a Manhattan jury on two charges that outlaw interstate commerce related to prostitution.
Americans will pay 7.6% more to heat their homes this winter, study finds.
Pittsburgh was one of five municipalities in the United States to receive the designation in 2025.
Temperatures will also be more fall-like beginning today, with highs hitting the mid-70s.
Combs faces an Oct. 3 sentencing after his conviction by a Manhattan jury on two charges that outlaw interstate commerce related to prostitution.
It hasn't reached tsunami levels yet, the black and gold wave is starting to descend on Ireland.
The Trump administration announced it believes acetaminophen is linked to autism risk, but the maker of Tylenol and medical experts have strongly pushed back on the claims.
President Trump is renewing his call to reestablish a U.S. presence at Bagram, even saying "we're talking now to Afghanistan" about the matter.
President Trump, Vice President JD Vance and Erika Kirk spoke at Sunday's memorial service for Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA.
Former Ohio State football coach and current Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel says he won't run for Ohio governor in 2026.
The Pentagon's new guidelines were sent to reporters on Friday.
A Fayette County flower shop is sounding the alarm after learning another out-of-state business appears to be impersonating its company.
Several areas in Butler County fall under the voluntary notice, and it's expected to last indefinitely.
While posting has become commonplace in our culture, the real-world effects could hurt your job prospects.
Wawa is opening several stores in Centre County, continuing to inch toward the Sheetz stronghold of western Pennsylvania.
Allegheny County Regional Asset District started its RAD program in 2002.
Zac Coughlin is back in the kitchen. He's the owner of Zac's Sweet Shop, which started in White Oak and has taken the country by storm. Even Beyonce and Doja Cat love it. He's letting us taste test his new dessert cereals.
We're chatting with representatives from the American Heart Association about this year's Heart Walk coming up next month at Hartwood Acres. Plus, why learning CPR is so important.
Just in time for Halloween, the Steel City Spooky Market has set up shop at Frankie Pace Park on Saturdays. Here's a preview of the art, jewelry, decorations and more you can find.
Antiques appraisers Dr. Lori is examining more of your treasures. This week's theme are objects from the World's Fair.
PTL's Katie O'Malley visits the Heinz History Center where CEO Andy Masich introduces her to Gramps, the world's oldest Jeep. They are celebrating 85 years of the invention created right here in Butler County.
A Fayette County flower shop is sounding the alarm after learning another out-of-state business appears to be impersonating its company.
Pittsburgh councilmembers plan on introducing new legislation that will change the zoning code for vape shops.
People who live next to a blighted and abandoned property in Sharpsburg say they're living in a nightmare.
The new year is starting at Pittsburgh's colleges and universities, but there will be fewer international students on campus.
After buying a home in Beaver County, a couple says they were appalled when they found a swastika permanently tiled into the basement floor.
Andy Potocki went to the dentist in February of 2024 and asked his hygienist about some tenderness in his jaw.
The annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s is coming up this fall. Hear more about how the walk benefits Pittsburgh neighbors.
A third human case of West Nile virus has been confirmed in Allegheny County.
The Monessen City School District is aware of more than five cases of hand, foot, and mouth disease in its elementary school.
A team of Harvard researchers analyzed data for more than 66,000 nurses, ages 36 to 56, who were surveyed about their own health for 20 years.
It hasn't reached tsunami levels yet, the black and gold wave is starting to descend on Ireland.
Western Pennsylvania has historically been a hotbed for producing talent that succeeds in the NFL.
The University of Pittsburgh will officially retire Aaron Donald's No. 97 jersey later this season.
Instead of taking steps forward to a potential game-tying score late against the Steelers, DeMario Douglas and the Patriots offense went backward on a must-have fourth down.
The Riverhounds say they will fully cooperate with any investigation.
A Fayette County flower shop is sounding the alarm after learning another out-of-state business appears to be impersonating its company.
Businesses in Pittsburgh are preparing for a busy weekend.
Sheetz is the second-best employer in the nation for retail workers, according to a new list from Fortune.
Forbes has ranked the top 400 richest people in America, and the list features billionaires from the Pittsburgh area.
Wawa is opening several stores in Centre County, continuing to inch toward the Sheetz stronghold of western Pennsylvania.
Pittsburgh was one of five municipalities in the United States to receive the designation in 2025.
Combs faces an Oct. 3 sentencing after his conviction by a Manhattan jury on two charges that outlaw interstate commerce related to prostitution.
"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" had been preempted on Wednesday following comments Kimmel made on the show in response to the shooting death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
Multi-platinum selling artist MGK is hitting the road in 2025 and 2026 and will be joined by Wiz Khalifa on his Pittsburgh stop.
Fresh off his Emmy wins, Noah Wyle is back in Pittsburgh.
Zac Coughlin is back in the kitchen. He's the owner of Zac's Sweet Shop, which started in White Oak and has taken the country by storm. Even Beyonce and Doja Cat love it. He's letting us taste test his new dessert cereals.
We're chatting with representatives from the American Heart Association about this year's Heart Walk coming up next month at Hartwood Acres. Plus, why learning CPR is so important.
Just in time for Halloween, the Steel City Spooky Market has set up shop at Frankie Pace Park on Saturdays. Here's a preview of the art, jewelry, decorations and more you can find.
Antiques appraisers Dr. Lori is examining more of your treasures. This week's theme are objects from the World's Fair.
PTL's Katie O'Malley visits the Heinz History Center where CEO Andy Masich introduces her to Gramps, the world's oldest Jeep. They are celebrating 85 years of the invention created right here in Butler County.
West Virginia scored a late touchdown to tie the game and then beat Pitt in overtime to win the 108th Backyard Brawl.
Eli Holstein threw for 304 yards and 4 touchdown passes in the 45-17 Panthers' win over the Chippewas.
Spaun made a thrilling 64-foot birdie putt to win the U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club.
It was a wet and rainy day at Oakmont Country Club for the third round of the U.S. Open.
Oakmont continued to flex its muscles against the world's best at the U.S. Open on Friday.
