Bienvenidos, Steelers fans south of the border.

Outside the United States, Steeler Nation is strongest in Mexico. Why, exactly? The Steelers are making a big effort to market to fans in Mexico by hosting a football camp each year in Mexico City and creating Spanish language content for Facebook, 90.5 WESA reports.

It makes business sense for the Steelers. A bigger fan base means more engagement on the Steelers radio station, more sales opportunities, and more people buying black-and-gold gear.

And it benefits our city, too. New fans travel to the Steel City and spend millions on their visits. During the 2018 season, people from 30 different countries bought tix for Steelers home games.

Now the Steelers are looking for new fans in China and Germany.

Los geht’s Steelers!

In other news …

President Donald Trump is coming to town to talk energy and jobs. He’ll be the keynote speaker at Shale Insight, a conference for Marcellus shale leaders, on Oct. 23 Downtown. It’s Trump’s second time here since August, when he stopped by Shell Chemicals. No word yet on any potential traffic snags, but we’ll keep you posted. (Pittsburgh Business Times)

This futuristic grocery delivery service is Jetsons-level. Pittsburgh is one of the debut cities for Wal-Mart’s new InHome service, which brings groceries to your house and puts them away in your fridge. The delivery person will even wear a camera and — whoa — live-stream the delivery in real time for you. (TechCrunch)

Before your next flight, you can fuel up with hot dogs, grilled cheese, and juice — just probably not all at once, for the sake of your stomach. Franktuary, Melt Shop, and Joe & Juice are now open at Pittsburgh International Airport. They’re just a few of the new additions to the airside terminal, which has gotten quite the makeover. (Patch)

Presenting … Colin! The Incline’s intrepid storytelling producer, Colin is most often found behind the keyboard, but today we’re putting him on center stage as part of our staff spotlight series.

And we’d love to meet you, too, so come by our third birthday party on Oct. 23.

Name 

Colin Deppen

Neighborhood

The Mount

Hands-down, your favorite restaurant in town? 

Onion Maiden, because I like my metal heavy and my greens leafy.

If Pittsburgh had ___________, you’d feel complete.

As a native New Yorker, I would appreciate more curbside knish vendors, please.

Finish this sentence: You’re not a true Pittsburgher until you’ve… 

Heckled Bob Nutting at a Pirates game.

Here’s the full Q&A, including a look at Colin’s perfect Pittsburgh day, a local business that deserves some love, and what makes The Incline so special.

Want to come to our What’s Next on Oct. 23 for free? You’re in — just give us a hand at the event. In addition to free party admission, you’ll get a free month of membership and our eternal admiration. 💛

Fill out this link and let us know if you’re up to the task.

Made possible by S&T Bank

Ever wonder why Downtown is called the Golden Triangle? This aerial photo from Dave DiCello sums it up. It’s literally a glowing triangle. And dang, is it beautiful.

Have a great day in this pretty city.