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Surera Ward is the CEO and founder of Girls Fix It, LLC, in Mt. Airy, which specializes in repairing cell phones, tablets, smartwatches, game consoles and computers.
Broken cell phone leads to new repair business
In 2019, Surera Ward's nephew seemed to break his cell phone on a regular basis.  Thus a new business was born. more
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On this shot by Penn Charter senior Aditi Foster (left), Episcopal goalie Grace Holland came up with the save.
PC lacrosse succumbs to Episcopal in clash for first place
Until last week, Penn Charter's lone league loss in girls lacrosse had been a 12-6 setback in the Quakers' Inter-Ac opener against Episcopal Academy. more
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CHYSC leagues launch Water Tower baseball
The Water Tower Baseball fields are in full swing with three leagues of 10 Chestnut Hill Youth Sports Club Junior Baseball teams. more
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Patriots senior Caitlin Luviano (with ball) is marked by Agnes Irwin's Olivia Daniels.
GA lacrosse steps up after slow start
The weather was beautiful last Tuesday afternoon when GA traveled to Agnes Irwin School for a lacrosse match, but the outcome wasn't as sunny. more
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A.J. DiFranco (left) and Benjamin Moorhouse competing in the lightweight double for Germantown Academy.
Area crew: Boys on the water, girls on the riverbank
The regattas that come later in the annual Manny Flick crew series split the schedule between boys' and girls' events. more
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State Rep. Tarik Kahn (center) recently presented a $6,500 check to the Night Kitchen Bakery at 7725 Germantown Ave. through the Small Business Advantage Grant Program. The funds will help the legendary community business replace a walk-in refrigerator.
Night Kitchen gets funding
After winning a face-off, SCH freshman Alex Luce heads downfield.
SCH stickmen top GA in League opener; softball also wins
The Blue Devils hosted the Germantown Academy Patriots to launch the 2024 boys' lacrosse season. more
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Chestnut Hill's annual Clover Market sale will turn the neighborhood around Germantown and West Highland avenues into an outdoor bazaar offering handmade items, homemade delicacies and lively music.
Clover Market returns April 14 with a focus on vintage
The award-winning Clover Market kicks off its 15th year in Chestnut Hill with a curated handmade and vintage popup market on Sunday, April 14. more
Blue Devils junior Drew Sharon hits a backhand shot in the second singles match.
Singles sweep helps GA win league tennis opener over SCH
The tennis courts at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy had dried just enough by Friday for the Blue Devils to host Germantown Academy. more
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Members of the Philadelphia Phantomz women's tackle football team.
Women's professional football takes hold in NW Philadelphia
Professional women’s tackle football is a relatively new phenomenon, and the Philadelphia Phantomz don't have it easy. more
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Blue Devils senior Alex Reilly drives toward the Mount goal.
Fast start helps SCH lacrosse overcome visiting Mounties, 19-12
Springside Chestnut Hill Academy and Mount St. Joseph Academy kept things local, meeting for a lacrosse match on March 25. more
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Junior Lauren Gedraitis started in the circle for Penn Charter against Springside Chestnut Hill.
Five-run second inning powers SCH past Penn Charter
A day before spring break began, the softball teams from Penn Charter and Springside Chestnut Hill Academy opened the 2024 Inter-Ac League season. more
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Jumping for the net last weekend at the CHCA’s Hoops Madness tournament.
A big thanks for another year of Hoops Madness
We did it again - another fun and memorable Hoops Madness was had by all involved. more
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Magic junior Katie Westmoreland (right) lowers the boom on Garnet Valley's Mia Raucci.
New coach leads Mount lacrosse in tough season opener
Mount St. Joseph Academy's lacrosse team figuratively dove right in at the deep end of the pool by hosting a perennial powerhouse. more
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The five/six pair and stern pair in the Mount's varsity eight "C" boat are away in open water and the Magic would win by more than 12 seconds.
Crew season's opening day for area rowers
Area rowers launched the 2024 crew season on the Schuylkill last Sunday, enjoying unusually warm weather conditions for mid-March. more
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CHC senior and Penn Charter alum Kait Carter recorded a 14/14 double-double in her final home court appearance last week. Photo by Tom Utescher
CHC women survive and advance in playoff quarterfinal
Chestnut Hill College junior Bri Rider was hoping the Griffins could win last Tuesday's Central Atlantic Conference quarterfinal so that she could return to action in the semifinal round. She got her wish. more
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The Jefferson University women celebrate after winning the 2024 CACC championship.
Jefferson women top CHC in conference championship game
In the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference, the 2024 women's basketball championship came down to two teams from Northwest Philadelphia. more
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John Cacciamani, seen here a little over a year ago, announcing the successful sale of the hospital.
John Cacciamani steps down as Chestnut Hill Hospital CEO
Cacciamani's departure was effective immediately. more
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The girls of St. Philip Neri won their third consecutive Snowball Tournament championship.
A golden anniversary for NFA Snowball Tournament
The longest-running scholastic basketball tournament in Chestnut Hill celebrated its 50th anniversary last week. more
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Patriots senior Jenna Aponik dives after a loose ball.
Third-seeded GA reaches the PAIS tournament semifinals
UPDATE: In the PAIS semifinals, both Inter-Ac teams fell to Friends Schools League opponents. Friends Central edged GA, 54-49, and Westtown dispatched Notre Dame, 66-41. more
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