Melissa Rayworth is the Executive Editor at various prominent publications. She covers a diverse range of topics including public education, climate change, and beauty and fashion, with a particular focus on events and conferences, as well as architecture and planning. Her work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Washington Post, Fortune, and the Associated Press.
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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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With this project, kids can quickly create their own new toys to use for playful storytelling.
By: Melissa Rayworth
And at that unveiling last summer, tours of the bio-digester were just the beginning. Along with learning about the environmental benefits of the initiative, visitors also discovered how this machine connects to the larger eco-economy emerging in their community — and how participation can benefit everyone.
By: Melissa Rayworth
July 26, 2026 Melissa Rayworth Is there a subject, place or idea that you and/or your kids would love to explore?
By: Melissa Rayworth
July 27, 2026 Melissa Rayworth Our Kidsburgh team loves gathering expert advice about all things kid-related.
By: Melissa Rayworth
July 29, 2026 Melissa Rayworth How many books did Pittsburgh families read during this year's Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh (CLP) Summer Reading Challenge?
By: Melissa Rayworth
These helpful pieces of advice from the Children's Institute can help parents who are navigating their child’s neurodivergence.
By: Melissa Rayworth
By casting a free vote, you can help share Pittsburgh-connected ideas with the global audience at the South by Southwest conference in March, 2027.
So to celebrate Assemble's 15th birthday — and to honor some of the special people who helped, well… to assemble Assemble — the nonprofit is hosting a joyful night of hands-on learning with an equally joyful name: Unicorn Palooza.
By: Melissa Rayworth
This summer went so fast that many families may not have had a chance to catch this summer’s hit movies. And with some fun family movies ahead this fall an
By: Melissa Rayworth
At the Slow Tech Festival, 50+ organizations and vendors will offer strategies and products to help families "slow tech your life."
