Beyond it’s status as one of the most historic cities in the world, Philadelphia still continues to make history today.

That can be seen from the most recent mayoral election, as well as new businesses coming into the economy.

Whether it’s the old or the new, each have a place in Philadelphia.

Please take a look at the latest edition of “The Philadelphia Roundup.”

The Faces Behind a Historic Campaign

Cherelle Parker made history when she was elected the 100th mayor of Philadelphia earlier this month, writes Sean Collins Walsh for The Philadelphia Inquirer. 

As the real work begins, it’s important to highlight the two most important people behind the mayor-elect’s historic campaign — Aren Platt and Sinceré Harris.

Platt began working with Parker nearly a decade ago, while Harris only since last year. Both are Mount Airy natives and share much of Parker’s political ideologies. 

Read more about their careers at The Philadelphia Inquirer. 

New Restaurant in Cobbs Creek

A brand-new food spot has opened in the Cobbs Creek neighborhood, writes Natalie Jason for 6abc. 

It’s called Macho’s Delish Mix, and specializes in fresh, made-to-order salads and bowls, wraps, burritos, nachos, and fresh fruit salads among other delicious options.

Customers are also able to pick and choose ingredients to create their own combinations. 

Learn more about Macho’s Delish Mix in 6abc.

Penn is One of the Top U.S. Colleges

Stacker has put together a list of the top private colleges with the best return on investment, and the University of Pennsylvania ranked ninth on the list.

Some of the key factors that went into the calculations include the sum of all earnings 40 years after enrollment (NPV); median earnings after 10 years; and graduation rate, among others.

Penn’s 40-year NPV is $2,211,000; median earnings after 10 years is $103,246; and the graduation rate is at 96%.

Read more about the U.S. colleges with the best return on investment in Stacker.

Happy Hour Return at Hard Rock Cafe

Hard Rock Cafe is bringing back its happy hour from Monday to Friday, writes Marilyn Johnson for Philly Grub. 

The menu features a delicious selection of appetizers, along with a refreshing slew of beers, wines, and cocktails.

Read more about the appeal of Hard Rock Cafe in Philly Grub.