Helltown Brewing, a rebellious craft brewery since 2011, blends old-school traditions with fresh twists to create top-shelf beers. Standout brews include Buffy Hazy IPA, Mischievous Brown Ale, and Slayable Session NEIPA. With five taprooms in southwestern Pennsylvania, they ship to Pennsylvania, Maryland, and West Virginia. Experience the bold flavors and historical nod in every pint.

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Duquesne Universitys Dukes Awards Show honored standout student-athletes, coaches, and programs from the 2025-2026 season. David Dixon, mens basketballs star, and Madelyn Moretti, track and fields record-breaker, were named Student-Athletes of the Year. The triathlon team won the Bluff Cup for community service, and Robyn Hunt took home the Leadership Award. Dixon also received the Herb Bonn Character Award, A.J. Ackerman the Vinnie Vaccarello Award, and Michaela Soper the Staff Member of the Year Award. Other notable winners included Abby McDermott, DJ Cerisier, Sylvia Kashak, and Paige Engel. These awards celebrate Dukes who excel on and off the field, demonstrating Duquesnes commitment to athletic excellence and community impact.

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Ray Goss, Duquesne Universitys legendary basketball announcer, passed away at 89. He held the record for the longest-tenured NCAA Division One mens hoops play-by-play voice, calling Dukes games for 58 years. Born in Pittsburgh, Goss started in 1968 and missed only two games. He narrated highs like a 1969 NCAA upset and this years first-round win against BYU. Despite the pandemic, he broadcast remotely, logging a 977-game streak. Goss was the heart of the program, loved by fans and graduated from Duquesne in 1958. He earned awards like the Pennsylvania Broadcasters Hall of Fame and Woody Durham Voice of College Sports honor. Goss leaves behind seven kids, 14 grandkids, and 2 great-grandkids.

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