Ted Behr
It is difficult to decide on even a few images that capture John Lewis, such was the breadth of his life of service to humankind. For many of us, the […]
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U.S. Rep Scanlon joins Councilman Johnson to lament shootings U.S. Representative Mary Gay Scanlon joined City Councilman Kenyatta Johnson and community leaders the evening of July 15 in a march […]
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SW youth sell their produce Thursdays at Lindbergh & Harley Ave. Several dozen of our youth have been laboring daily since spring on their fertile Southwest homestead to grow and […]
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A Facebook conversation about being a Ranger at Heinz Refuge It’s hidden away on the Facebook Page of the John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge! A fascinating conversation recorded live with […]
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The Farmers Market is open on Saturdays as well. Hot weather getting you down? Clark Park Area B between 43rd and 45thth Streets going south toward Woodland Avenue is open […]
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Rep. McClinton teams up with Greyhound Café For some, Bartram Village public housing may seem a forgotten corner of Southwest. But they are always remembered by their state representative, Joanna […]
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Now’s the Time to Check Your Status If you have any concerns about your registration and your ability to go to the polls and successfully cast your ballot next November […]
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Newly merged congregations gather at vandalized Woodland Plaza Two sister Southwest congregations have merged to become “Salt and Light,” incorporating in their new name the social and spiritual priorities for […]
Read MorePolice Commissioner Danielle Outlaw and Mayor James Kenney issued a joint statement Monday, June 15, that an independent consultant would be appointed to thoroughly investigate the City’s response to the […]
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Southwest’s great cultural, gardening and farming, and historical site is open for visitors, young and old. The quiet wooded trails that run along the cool Schuylkill River are great for […]
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