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I am writing this letter to express my sincere appreciation for the honesty and business integrity of Bethany Hartzell Hugghins, owner of Pax Flora Goods. more
It has become more imperative than ever to follow precautions. more
I’m writing to thank Tommy Tucker and the Local for the profile of our restaurant earlier this month. more
The Upper Merion Township Planning Commission last week voted against three data center proposals for King of Prussia, 10 miles upstream from Northwest Philadelphia. more
The Local spoke with four former Alden employees, including the former property manager, who detailed what they said were the practices of the owners and managers. more
The summer of 1976 was projected to be a busy one for Philadelphia, as the city was hosting celebrations for the bicentennial anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. more
John Potter Stockton Stallings, who everyone knew as Stocky, passed away peacefully on July 16 th , 2026. He is survived by his two beloved daughters, Eliza and Maegan, and his loving wife Margaret, … more
Mary Lillian Dudley, a Philadelphia native who became a noted graphic designer for the National Gallery of Art and for the United States Information Agency, as well as a historic preservation … more
Last week marked the end of the regular season for the basketball players in the women’s college summer league. more
Husband-and-wife duo Joe Carlough and Katie Haegele, otherwise known as the “Consonant Collective,” have been using their knowledge of art and music to connect with people in the local community. more
Many people view the act of grieving as a private affair — something to be hidden. Priscilla Tennant, associate pastor at Chestnut Hill United Church, disagrees. more
To submit a photo, email: editor@chestnuthilllocal.com more
The Philadelphia-based ReAnimator Coffee has opened a new location, this one in Mt. Airy at 6509 Germantown Ave. more
State Sen. Art Haywood announced last Thursday that $4.5 million in Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) awards have been distributed to support area improvement projects. more
Michelle Widgins Lewis, a tireless housing advocate, champion of the underdog and founder and CEO of the nonprofit Northwest Counseling Services (NCS), died June 29 after a 10-year battle with cancer. more
Nonprofits in Philadelphia are expressing their concern over a proposed rule change related to the distribution of federal grants. more
Every Monday morning outside the Philadelphia ICE office, people gather to sing, pray, protest and call for compassion. more
The Lantern Theater Company is making progress on an expansion to Northwest Philadelphia, with a planned 2027 opening of its Mt. Airy theater. more
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