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Truly Investing Local, an Interview w/ Honeycomb Credit

December 19, 2017 Ben

Are you a ‘buy local’ person? Did you ditch the big box stores and shop small for this holiday season? If so, then you get a gold star! Buying local is investing in your community. It’s taking your hard-earned cash and giving it to your neighbor. That transfer of money doesn’t go out of town; it stays right here in Pittsburgh. But, shopping small is not be the only way to support your favorite local business. There is now a way to ‘invest local!’ We spoke with Ken Martin, Co-founder of Honeycomb Credit, to learn about the struggles small businesses… Read the rest

Filed Under: Community Resources, Pittsburgh Businesses, Shop PGH Tagged With: arts & culture, invest local, investing, Kickstarter, Millie's Ice Cream, pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Juice Company, retail, shop small, small biz, small business

Our night at Pennsylvania Beer Alliance’s PGH Beer Blogger Dinner

December 14, 2017 Ben

We love beer, and so we were happy to have been invited to the PGH Beer Blogger Dinner last Wednesday on December 6th. The event, presented by the Pennsylvania Beer Alliance (PBA), a full-service trade association representing the wholesale tier of distributors of malt and brewed beverages in PA, featured beers from Fat Head’s Brewery and Great Lakes Brewery paired with dishes from Lot 17 where the event was hosted. At the beginning of the event, attendees were given a packet full of PBA related information, including a document that indicated the economic impact of the beer industry here in… Read the rest

Filed Under: Bars, Food & Drink, Pittsburgh Businesses Tagged With: beer, Bloomfield, Booze, Christmas, Events, Holiday, Lot 17, Pennsylvania Beer Alliance

Construction Mapping w/ Drones – Identified Technologies Interview

November 15, 2017 Ben

Pittsburgh is home to a plethora of tech leaders, from Google to Uber, to Duolingo. But, did you know that this City home to a company that maps construction sites with drones? Yeah, drones for construction! Nowadays, most people are familiar with drones as novelty toys and as something used by the U.S. military. But, few may know that drones are being used in other industries. For construction, Pittsburgh based Identified Technologies offers managed commercial drone solutions. To find out about how drones are being used in construction and to learn more about Identified Technologies, we interviewed their Founder and… Read the rest

Filed Under: Pittsburgh Businesses, Pittsburgh Stories, Pro-PGH, Startups, Technology Tagged With: Owl Me Not, pittsburgh, Technology

Kraynick’s Bike Shop & A Beautiful Bicycle Restoration Video

November 14, 2017 Lindsay

krayniks bicycle restorationThis video just popped up on the Pittsburgh subreddit and it is worth 5 minutes of your time. It is a beautiful little story about how the filmmaker, Dean Bogdanovic, purchased an old bike on Craigslist and fixed it up at Kraynick’s Bike Shop in Garfield. This video checks all of the boxes for me… pretty Pittsburgh pictures, check, a story about locally owned business, check, vintage bicycles, check (I have a hot pink one in my basement waiting for a restoration). This five-minute video is a delight to watch. Even if you aren’t a regular cyclist or bicycle collector,… Read the rest

Filed Under: Cycling, Pittsburgh Businesses, Shop PGH, Uncategorized Tagged With: Bicycle, bike shop, Cycling, Kraynik's

Pittstarter: Play Games with LFG

September 29, 2015 Remy Porter

Last week, I took a trip out to Brookline to sit down and get defeated at a variety of games at Looking for Group (LFG). The name and its abbreviation is a well known phrase in gaming communities- the online call of “does anyone want to play with me?”   LFG hopes that you want to do more than just play. LFG is positioning itself as an unusual hybrid: it’s a co-working space combined with a pay-to-play gaming space. John Lange, one of the founders, doesn’t think that combination is odd at all. It grows out of his own interests:… Read the rest

Filed Under: Pitt-Starter, Pittsburgh Businesses, South, Technology Tagged With: Brookline, Minecraft, Raspberry Pi, Video game console

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