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State Sen. Art Haywood announced last Thursday that $4.5 million in Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) awards have been distributed to support area improvement projects. more
Michelle Widgins Lewis, a tireless housing advocate, champion of the underdog and founder and CEO of the nonprofit Northwest Counseling Services (NCS), died June 29 after a 10-year battle with cancer. more
Nonprofits in Philadelphia are expressing their concern over a proposed rule change related to the distribution of federal grants. more
Every Monday morning outside the Philadelphia ICE office, people gather to sing, pray, protest and call for compassion. more
The Lantern Theater Company is making progress on an expansion to Northwest Philadelphia, with a planned 2027 opening of its Mt. Airy theater. more
It’s been a long time since something tickled my funny bone so much I guffawed and chuckled and then guffawed again. more
The Chestnut Hill Conservancy has been awarded a $12,875 Art & Culture Grant through the Philadelphia Cultural Fund’s 2026 program. more
So, let me tell you about my love affair with circus peanuts. more
Music has been part of Philly area singer Deb Callahan’s life since she was a kid listening to — and loving — her mother’s Nina Simone records and learning to appreciate Black musical traditions. more
As the celebration of America’s 250th birthday continues, the Museum of the American Revolution is partnering with the Free Library of Philadelphia to host educational events. more
Ted Fink has just published “After the Heist,” which he calls “a novel of ambition, loyalty, betrayal and the devastating cost of one reckless choice." more
The Philadelphia Youth Choral Ensembles’ performances extend far beyond Philadelphia. As is tradition, the ensembles will travel around the world — this summer, to Japan, South Korea, Bulgaria, and Romania. more
The following is for crimes reported from July 12 to July 19. more
It seems so apparent that I am astounded that everyone has not been talking about this for years, an issue so obvious that even my writing about it feels stupidly redundant. more
A beautiful obituary for Emil DeJohn. We were friends for many years, and then I hired him to design a line for me. more
It’s no secret that Mt. Airy goes all out for its Go Mt. Airy Supper Sessions, and the events this year are no different. more
The Chestnut Hill Local won a dozen Professional Keystone Media Awards in the 2026 Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association (PNA) contest, the statewide organization announced on July 16. more
Outdoor activities are now safe in the Philadelphia region again after a smoky couple of days last week, but the threat remains. more
The Chestnut Hill Conservancy congratulates the owners, stewards and partners of Erdenheim Farm following the property’s official listing in the National Register of Historic Places. more
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