Roman Hladio is a journalist at NextPittsburgh. He focuses on stories that highlight the vibrant arts and entertainment scene in Pittsburgh, as well as topics related to food and beverages, culture, and real estate. Roman's work has been featured in PublicSource, The Campus student newspaper, Pittsburgh City Paper, and Technical.ly.
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Roman Hladio's coverage focuses on local events, government announcements, and expert commentary related to Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania. His articles cover a wide range of topics including infrastructure, redevelopment projects, restaurant openings, grants, and design with an emphasis on sustainability.
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By: Roman Hladio
Esplanade has long been synonymous with a Downtown-facing Ferris wheel. The site has now broken ground. Here's the timeline.
By: Roman Hladio
Local business owners got their first sampling of NFL Draft related business yesterday. They say they're ready to work with the NFL.
A rendering of the new bridge over Commercial Street. Image courtesy of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.
Thought the season of absurdly large plates was over? Think again. Pittsburgh Restaurant Week’s 2026 winter edition officially kicks off Monday, Jan. 12, with some eateries opting to launch their special menus and pricing as early as Friday, Jan. 9.
By: Roman Hladio
Phantom of the Opera. Photo courtesy of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust.
By: Roman Hladio
The program, arranged by UPMC, teaches the survivors of spousal and familial losses how to cook and maintain a kitchen on their own.
The new community resource hub from SisTers PGH, which serves Black Trans folks, opened on Tuesday, March 31
By: Roman Hladio
Whether you’re exploring local green spaces, walking your dog, gardening or catching up on yardwork, spring is sure to get you outside. But all that outdoor activity opens you — and your home — up to notorious pests that can carry diseases with them: ticks.
By: Roman Hladio
Kennywood’s 128th season trades major changes for incremental improvements and honors some of the park’s most beloved attractions.
By: Roman Hladio
“I don’t know if people are just waiting until last minute or what the deal is,” says one property owner renting out a home during the Draft.
