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This Philly Student’s Gorgeous Women’s Magazine Is the Antidote to Cosmo
It’s been one hell of a year for women. Throughout 2018, we shared painful stories of sexual assault and found a new power in our ability to unite under […]
Here’s All the Fancy New Stuff in Wawa’s Biggest Store
With the universe’s largest Wawa opening on Friday in Philly, we have officially declared this Wawa Week in Philadelphia. Go here to follow all of our coverage. There’s a lot going […]
Sip-N-Glo Just Launched a New CBD-Infused Juice
In case you missed it, Philly’s CBD scene has exploded. There’s an entire store devoted to CBD wellness products in Northern Liberties, tons of spas […]
How to See the Best Trolleys and Buses Decked Out for the Holidays
UPDATE: This event has been postponed due to the rainy forecast and will now be held on Saturday, December 22nd. Good news for lovers of […]
The 30th Street SEPTA Station Is Getting a Major Overhaul
The 30th Street Station Market-Frankford Line subway stop is getting fancified. SEPTA is due to receive a $15 million federal grant to modernize the station. […]
The Ultimate Philly Small Business Holiday Gift Guide
If you’re feeling overwhelmed by all of the gifts you need still need to buy and wrap for the all of the special people in […]
Trans Activists Criticize Mazzoni Over Diminished Role in Wellness Conference
Transgender and gender-nonconforming committee members involved in the planning of the annual Philadelphia Trans Wellness Conference (PTWC) are calling out Mazzoni Center for allowing cisgender […]
Tinned Fish and Charcuterie Are on the Menu at Manatawny Still Works
Manatawny Still Works opened their East Passyunk tasting room over a year ago, pouring whiskey flights and mixing craft cocktails made with their line of spirits. […]
First Day of School in Philly Could Be After Labor Day in 2019
The Philadelphia School District’s Board of Education will vote this week on delaying the start of classes until after Labor Day. The decision comes after […]
This Is the Best Way to See the Holiday Lights in South Philly
Let’s face it: Trying to sightsee around the holiday season can be, well, a lot. Between the large packs of locals and tourists clogging up […]
Wawa’s New Secret Menu Is “Mint-er Wonderland” Themed
Wawa’s getting in on the holiday spirit. The company’s latest “secret menu” is “Mint-er Wonderland” themed. As you might expect, it includes three mint-flavored drinks. […]
Capogiro to Close All Stores After 16 Years
Scoop one out for an OG of Philadelphia’s second restaurant renaissance. Capogiro, the gelateria whose silky, scratch-made Italian-style frozen desserts earned international acclaim, has announced that […]
City Council Passes “Fair Workweek,” $15-an-Hour Minimum Wage Bills
City Council passed two significant bills for workers in Philadelphia on Thursday. The first, the so-called “Fair Workweek” bill, will help create more predictable schedules for employees […]
5 Fascinating Things We Learned From Consumers’ Checkbook’s Huge Grocery Store Study
Let’s face it: Grocery store prices are something that affect us all. And according to a new Consumers’ Checkbook study of Delaware Valley grocery stores (made […]
Mayor Kenney on His Father: He Was My Hero
Mayor Jim Kenney on Thursday released a statement on his father’s sudden death this week. Kenney praised his father, James F. Kenney Sr., as his “hero” […]