Philadelphia
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These are the Ten Black-owned Philadelphia Restaurants NBA.com Says Should Not Be Missed
Black History Month is the perfect time to spotlight some Black-owned restaurants in NBA cities, and Philadelphia has eight that are especially notable, writes NBA.com: Amina is an Old City restaurant offering amazing Southern and Nigerian dishes, including peppery peri peri sticky wings. Cluck and Gills on Germantown Avenue is a fast-food restaurant that offers…
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Philadelphia Roundup — Stories on Food, History, Philanthropy and More
It’s Jensen Toussaint, Editor of PHILADELPHIA Today, with a new edition of “The Philadelphia Roundup.” Like previous editions, this “Philadelphia Roundup” will sure to catch your attention in more ways than one. This holds true whether you’re a foodie, a history buff, or an advocate. Here are some of the most interesting stories of Philadelphia. Top…
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Philadelphia Roundup — Stories on Dogs, Movies, Food and More
It’s the start of a new week, so that means it’s the start of a new edition of the daily “Philadelphia Roundup.” This past weekend didn’t disappoint, as a new batch of exciting stories are available for your consumption. Here are some of the interesting headlines to digest for today. Best Restaurants for Dog Owners…
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Philadelphia Roundup — Stories on Homes, Pizza, and Books
The first-ever weekend edition of “The Philadelphia Roundup” is now upon us! As always, Philadelphia isn’t short on interesting happenings and distinctions that make it the unique city is it. Here are some interesting tidbits to note. Couple in Northern Liberties‘ Distinct Home Married couple, Amanda Weeks and Julian Freed-Brown, wanted a specific kind of…
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WSJ: Philadelphia’s Republic First Set to Receive $35M Infusion After Agreeing Rescue Deal with Investor Group
Republic First Bancorp will receive a $35 million infusion after agreeing to a deal with a group of existing investors aimed at bolstering its finances, write Gina Heeb, Lauren Thomas, and Jonathan Weil for The Wall Street Journal. The investor group is led by George Norcross III, Philip Norcross, and Gregory Braca. The Philadelphia lender…
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Former Eagles Player Chris Long Says It’s On NFL Defenses to Stop the “Brotherly Shove” — Not the NFL
Chris Long has heard all the talk surrounding the Philadelphia Eagles’ use of the “Tush Push” or “Brotherly Shove,” and has his own thoughts about it, writes TMZ. In recent seasons, the Eagles have heavily used the play to get first downs and score touchdowns. This has caused some criticism from fans, players, and team…
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As the New President and CEO of the Philadelphia Zoo, Jo-Elle Mogerman Has Big Goals
Jo-Elle Mogerman is in her first official week as President and CEO of the Philadelphia Zoo, and has big goals of redefining urban zoos across the country in her new role, writes Earl Hopkins for The Philadelphia Inquirer. As the first Black woman to lead the nation’s first zoo, Mogerman sees Philadelphia as the perfect…
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Philadelphia Roundup — Just Philadelphia Being Philadelphia
Philadelphia isn’t without its share of interesting stories about various people, establishments, and happenings across all parts of the city. The city is known for many things, and the latest edition of “The Philadelphia Roundup” loosely answers the question: What makes Philadelphia Philadelphia? Kansas City Comparable to Philadelphia? What?? Travel book publisher, Lonely Planet, released…
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Travel Guidebook Publisher Lonely Planet Ranks Philadelphia the Best City to Visit in the United States
If an influx of tourists start to flood Philadelphia in the coming months, it shouldn’t come as much of a surprise. Lonely Planet, the industry-leading travel guidebook publisher, released its “Best Destinations to Travel in 2024” list, and Philadelphia is the top-ranked U.S. city on the list, and fifth city overall on the top 10…
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Philadelphia Roundup — Stories on Empowering Women, Philadelphia as a Tourist Spot and More
Philadelphia isn’t without its share of interesting stories about various people, establishments, and happenings across all parts of the city. Here are some of the pertinent stories that are taking place within the city. Penn Professor Highlights the Mud Rubbed on Baseballs For a long time, Major League Baseball teams have been rubbing mud from the…
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In Becoming the Newest Member of the Philadelphia Eagles, Kevin Byard Returns to His Native City and Follows in the Footsteps of His Idol, Hall of Famer Brian Dawkins
Growing up in West Philadelphia, Kevin Byard loved watching Brian Dawkins play for his hometown Philadelphia Eagles, writes Tom Ignudo for CBS News Philadelphia. When Byard started playing high school football, he constantly watched YouTube highlights of the Hall of Fame safety. Byard, who plays the same position in his own right, is now a…
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Philadelphia Roundup — Stories on a New Restaurant, Bats, Fashion and More
Philadelphia isn’t without its share of interesting stories about various people, establishments, and happenings across all parts of the city. Here are some of pertinent stories that are taking place within the city. New Philly Restaurant Strives Environmental Stewardship When Wyatt Piazza and his wife, Elizabeth Drake, opened Kiddo in Washington Square West, it was…
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The Philadelphia Roundup — Stories on Housing, Parties and More
Philadelphia isn’t without its share of interesting stories about various people, properties, and happenings across all parts of the city. Here are some of the stories that are taking place within the city. Apartment Complex Proposal Could Bring New Life to Wissinoming The Wissinoming neighborhood in Northeast Philadelphia hasn’t seen much new development in recent…
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Philadelphia Eagles’ Culture Key to Welcoming, Acclimating New Players
The Philadelphia Eagles have a way of making newcomers to the team feel welcome almost immediately, writes Reuben Frank for NBC Sports Philadelphia. Over his time as general manager, Howie Roseman has signed countless players and made numerous trades with the goal of upgrading the team. This season alone, Roseman has brought in Bradley Roby…
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City & State Pennsylvania Forty Under 40 Features Several Philadelphians Making A Difference in the City
Pennsylvania is plush with young professionals working across numerous industries and the City & State Pennsylvania seeks to honor those individuals with its Forty Under 40 distinction, writes Hilary Danailova for City & State Pennsylvania. Each year, City & State honors young professionals making strides in their respective industries. This year is no exception, and…
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Reviewers Weighed in on Wawa’s Pizza. Here’s What Folks Think Out on the Street
Experts are weighing in from all over on Wawa’s new pizza offering, but what does the average Wawa customer think?’ Billy Penn at WHYY took the pulse of the man, woman, and child on the street, specifically in Center City and Old City, to find out. Despite some trash talk from reviewers, many people who…
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What Are the Keys to Philadelphia’s Status as One of America’s Fastest Rising Life Sciences City?
Philadelphia has gained great momentum in recent years as among the nation’s biggest life sciences markets, writes Jeff DeVuono for Brandywine Realty Trust. Over the last handful of years, Philadelphia has produced breakout companies and become a place where both new and established cell and gene therapy companies come to thrive. In addition, Philadelphia has…
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Philly Tasty Cakes Shine in Gay Softball Championships, Earning Second Place Out of 64 Teams
The City of Brotherly Love Softball League Tasty Cakes had a great showing at the Gay Softball World Series this year, writes Lauren Rowello for Billy Penn at WHYY. The team battled up from 37th seed to take second place in the 2023 Official NAGAAA Softball World Series last month in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The event…
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