Crossroads Women’s Center is one step closer to opening up...
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Thanksgiving is next week, and there are ways to score a free turkey and other food supplies to avoid breaking the bank.
Two local organizations in Germantown are organizing to give people...
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The Espresso bar closed its doors to its old location only a little over a month ago, but they’ve announced its future!
New businesses have opened up all around Germantown over the past few months. From secondhand consignment shops to fried delights, there’s a wide variety. Here are some businesses that have made their neighborhood debut in 2022.
Senior Policy Analyst Taleah Grimmage talks about the functions of the Philadelphia Citizens Police Oversight Commission. Rasheed speaks with Nicole Cobb about Mercy Neighborhood Ministries’ Path to Prosperity job readiness program.
The CPOC strives for “accountability, transparency, and equity” of the PPD through civilian oversight. But how is this done? Learn more here.
The Info Hub highlights Equally Informed Philly, another program under Resolve Philly, bridging the gap in the digital divide here in Philly. We also will hear a collection of interview profiles on some Germantown neighbors completed by Temple Temple interviews include:
Maleka interviews State Senator Art Haywood and State Senator Nikil Saval, individually, about the Whole Home Repairs Act.
Earlier this month, Black business owners shared their experiences on the Info Hub Hour. From that, we compiled a list of ways to continue showing up for them.
In November, Philadelphia residents will cast their votes for the General Election. Here are different ways to make sure your vote counts.