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
This holiday season undoubtedly is a difficult one for the Kirsopp family of Hampton. For the first time, Robbie, Ray and Rachel are facing the challenge of trying to celebrate without their father, township police Sgt. Robert James Kirsopp, who died May 1 at age 52. But his children and
By: Harry Funk
In co-authoring a book called “Navigate Your Path to Success,” Bethel Park resident Ron Arnoni writes from experience.
By: Harry Funk
An organization that fills a vital need for a quarter of a century can be considered as a mainstay. Meeting those criteria is a Scott-based nonprofit that goes by, appropriately enough, Mainstay. Founded in 1998 for the benefit of people who have intellectual disabilities and/or autism, Mainstay Life Services grew
By: Harry Funk
By the time she reaches school age, community service will be nothing new to Eloise Lamm.
The day after Dave McCormick was declared the official winner of his race for the U.S. Senate, he was having breakfast in Upper St. Clair.
At the end of one month and the start of another came temperatures below the freezing point. But that didn’t stand in the way of success for a couple of Millvale Community Development Corp.-supported events. Nov. 30 was Small Business Saturday in the borough, and shoppers didn’t hesitate to check
By: Harry Funk
On the road from the West Coast back to Western Pennsylvania, Pine-Richland School District psychologist Missy Ramirez received a text message from a friend. “Let me know when you’re coming. Pull off the exit. People want to meet you.” Missy replied to the effect of, huh? “OK, the cat’s out
By: Harry Funk
Teachers tend to notice when substantial numbers of students fail to report to school.
Perhaps the most poignant moment of Bethel Park's Wreaths Across America observance took place when Debbie Huffner and Rogert Kurtz started walking in tandem.
By: Harry Funk
For the first two years of the American Civil War, supporters of the North seemed to hear almost solely about battle victories by the South.
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