Callowhill Archery opens behind The Rail Park, offering Philly a chance to discover bow and arrow
There’s a therapeutic element to the sport, says the neighborhood native who launched the indoor range.
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What to expect at LMNO, Stephen Starr’s new restaurant under the El
The Fishtown spot has lots of open air seating, plus a bookstore and art gallery.
‘Fecal samples’ against gentrification? Research activism raises red flags in West Philly
Temple said it had not approved the research solicited by professor and activist Ang Sun.
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After protests and staff walkout, two West Philly restaurants close for bias training
Clarkville and Local 44 owners deny the charges of racism, and say they want to use this as a learning opportunity.
‘Where’s Harrowgate?’ A Philadelphia neighborhood tries to reclaim its name
Between Kensington and Port Richmond, a River Wards enclave is fighting an existential crisis.
These Philly coffee shops do the opposite of gentrification
"We can create a lot of positive change."
Kwanzaa in Philly: How neighborhoods celebrate the African-American holiday
In Strawberry Mansion, it's all about embracing self-determination.
How life expectancy changes with neighborhood
If you grow up in Spring Garden, you can expect to live till age 87. In Mantua, only till 66.
After 21 years, The 700 ‘Club’ in Northern Liberties is for sale
Owners of the neighborhood pioneer say it's time to move on.
Fighting the trauma of North Philly gentrification, one workshop at a time
The Church of the Advocate is launching a community healing project.
Green Eggs Cafe opening in Brewerytown as Girard Avenue boom continues
Anyone inspired to join the rising restaurant strip? A turnkey spot is available.