Fred Lewis and David Schogel have been instrumental in leading the Senior Environment Corps (SEC) and expanding its environmental initiatives over the years.
Roz McKelvey founded Germantown Deaf Ministries and has been advocating for the deaf community for over 25 years.
The May 9, 2024 episode of the Germantown Info Hub Hour originally aired on G-Town Radio on 92.9 FM.
Kiersten Adams shares their favorite things about the Germantown neighborhood in our newest FTLoG Installment.
Deborah Gary founded the Society for Preserving Philadelphia African American Assets (SPPAAA) to identify, educate, and advocate for significant places and spaces in Philadelphia’s Black history.
Local master gardener Candice Price’s journey in garden design takes her right back to her community
Candice Price’s gardening journey leads her to community stewardship through maintaining and designing public gardens in Germantown with the help of volunteers.
The April 25, 2024 episode of the Germantown Info Hub Hour, originally aired on G-Town Radio on 92.9 FM.
Formerly known as the Lucien Crump Art Gallery, Our House Culture Center is a community space, holding both Germantown’s histories and visions, and provides various offerings of creativity, connection, and growth.
The inaugural Germantown Arts District (GAD) Festival, spearheaded by local entrepreneur Kristen Clark, celebrated community creativity with a vibrant display of art, music, and performance, uniting Germantown residents and visitors in a joyous celebration of artistic expression.
Devyn Dais, a Philadelphia-based artist, uses her paintings to depict Black women in nature and promote body positivity, with her work set to be featured in the upcoming Germantown Art & Sound show.
The closure of Rite Aid’s Germantown Avenue store has left many residents without a nearby pharmacy, causing concerns for those who relied on the location.