Melissa Rayworth is the Executive Editor at various prominent publications. She specializes in themes related to animals and animal care, as well as cybersecurity and privacy, focusing on topics such as data protection, privacy laws, and early childhood education. Melissa's work has been featured in notable outlets including The Washington Post, Associated Press, and Fortune, among others.
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Melissa Rayworth's coverage focuses on family and relationships, entertainment news, health and wellbeing, with an emphasis on local events in Pittsburgh. She often covers seasonal topics related to holidays and stress management.
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By: Melissa Rayworth
To make the next steps after high school easier for today's students, Remake Learning has awarded Moonshot Grants to two new programs that are designed to help Pittsburgh-area high school students rethink and prepare for their future possibilities.
By: Melissa Rayworth
Whether you're a football-loving family eager to participate in Draft festivities or you're just hoping to navigate school closures and snarled traffic with minimal stress, here are details and links that may help.
By: Melissa Rayworth
April 22, 2026 Melissa Rayworth It's here! The Remake Learning Days (RLD) festival returns to the Pittsburgh area with three full
By: Melissa Rayworth
At a Meet Your Neighbors event, school district and out-of-school-time educators explored JA’s Experiential Learning Center.
By: Melissa Rayworth
"There are many, many babies here in our region that are alive today only because of donor milk," says Mid-Atlantic Mothers' Milk Bank executive director Denise O'Connor.
By: Melissa Rayworth
Check out this year's Best Books for Babies, plus practical tips to turn reading into a true bonding experience.
By: Melissa Rayworth
May 8, 2026 Melissa Rayworth The Pittsburgh region's new “ Won't You Be a Reader? ” campaign is bringing all kinds of fun and inspiration to local families.
May 11, 2026 Melissa Rayworth In southwestern Pennsylvania, learning really does happen everywhere.
By: Melissa Rayworth
After a cold, snowy winter, summer is finally arriving. Pittsburgh families can spend summer nights getting fresh air and bonding with kids at free movies
By: Melissa Rayworth
Bigger than ever, the fifth annual Pgh Book Fest has something for everyone.
