Brandon McGinley is the Editorial Page Editor at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. He covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, travel and tourism, and the housing market, with a particular focus on residential real estate and lifelong learning. Brandon's work has been featured in various publications such as the Olean Times Herald, Meadville Tribune, and LNP | LancasterOnline.
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By: Brandon McGinley
PITTSBURGH (TNS) — “I’m sick and tired of losing to friggin’ Ohio!” Thus exclaimed Gov. Josh Shapiro during his 2024 budget address, repeating a refrain from his campaign and a sentiment expressed frequently in Pennsylvania political and business circles. The Buckeye State is consistently rated one of the most hospitable to business in America and is frequently touted for its innovative economic development programs. These include an Ohio-focused investment fund...
By: Brandon McGinley
Flat places are defective. Well, maybe “defective” is too strong. Let’s say they feel incomplete, like whoever or whatever designed...
By: Brandon McGinley
The mechanism behind last week's catastrophic glacial flooding in Nepal and China is all too familiar for Western Pennsylvanians: the release of a
By: Brandon McGinley
Pittsburgh is often said to have one of the most robust philanthropic and nonprofit ecosystems in America.
In 1982, C. Everett Koop became Surgeon General of the United States. His unusual appearance — bright bowties and a mustache-less face framed by
By: Brandon McGinley
PITTSBURGH (TNS) — In 1982, C. Everett Koop became surgeon general of the United States. His unusual appearance — bright bowties and a mustache-less face framed by tall hair and a big beard — made him an object of curiosity and some derision, while his prominence during public health issues such as the AIDS crisis made him the most visible surgeon general in history. Despite his conservative reputation and views,...
By: Brandon McGinley
My dad always said he wanted to live somewhere with a view. In most cities, that would be an odd real estate wish, and hard to fulfill.
By: Brandon McGinley
Whatever the demographers say, I believe the line between millennials and Gen Z is whether or not you have a working memory of Sept. 11, 2001. While so...
By: Brandon McGinley
PITTSBURGH (TNS) — Whatever the demographers say, I believe the line between millennials and Gen Z is whether or not you have a working memory of Sept. 11, 2001. While so much has happened since, 9/11 remains the fulcrum of the modern world. To some degree or another, just about every major political event since can trace its lineage to that Tuesday, and it is impossible to understand the present...
By: Brandon McGinley
PITTSBURGH (TNS) — Whatever the demographers say, I believe the line between millennials and Gen Z is whether or not you have a working memory of Sept. 11, 2001. While so much has happened since, 9/11 remains the fulcrum of the modern world. To some degree or another, just about every major political event since can trace its lineage to that Tuesday, and it is impossible to understand the present...
