Harry Funk is a News Editor for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, specializing in local news coverage in the Pittsburgh area of Pennsylvania. With a focus on community events, local government, and human interest stories, Harry provides in-depth reporting and keeps readers informed about the latest news and developments in the region.
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Harry Funk's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, schools, tax increases, historical discussions, and philanthropy. He often reports on family and relationship-themed topics as well as entertainment news.
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By: Harry Funk
Oct. 28—Once everyone and everything is ready to go, a motorboat surges forward, pulling a tow rope.
Imagine “The Sound of Music” with Julie Andrews’ voice supplanted by kazoos. Sure, cacophony may come to mind. But for the folks who raggedly buzzed the melody of “Do Re Mi” during Open Mic Night, the operative word was fun. And that’s what Christi Wilcox wants people to have when
By: Harry Funk
Think back to the ups and downs of your early years in school. Then consider how the experience must have been for students like Brenyn Caplan. “I remember sitting in class, and I just wanted to read, but I couldn’t, at all. It was really difficult for me because everybody
By: Harry Funk
Beyond the basics of clippers and scissors is a specialty for the scalp.
By: Harry Funk
First came the announcement of a $500,00 grant. A couple of weeks later, another award was for triple that amount.
By: Harry Funk
In 1969, the U.S. Army drafted 20-year-old David Augustine and eventually assigned him to a unit patrolling highways along the coast of South Vietnam.
By: Harry Funk
Two Hampton Middle School faculty members, plus the father of a teacher at the high school, have been honored for their military service.
By: Harry Funk
While serving with the U.S. Army in the Middle East, Sgt. Maj. Colin Boley received orders to lead a raid on an enemy position.
By: Harry Funk
With the approach of winter, plenty of feet will have added protection thanks to the Walk On with Walter Paul Foundation.
By: Harry Funk
Real estate taxes in Ross could rise by 1 mill, according to the township’s 2025 draft budget as presented at the Nov. 6 board of commissioners committee meeting. “I believe that this budget sensibly appropriates the funds to which the township has available, while real estate reassessments, inflation and large
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