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Six residents of West Mt. Airy opened their homes to the public on Oct. 19 for the second annual West Mt. Airy Historic House Tour. more
Pears have been cultivated across the globe for thousands of years, from China to Europe, for their sweet, juicy flesh. more
After going on the road to finish out the league schedule with a 3-2 victory at Villa Maria, Mount St. Joseph Academy’s volleyball team returned home for a non-league match with Strath Haven High School last Wednesday. more
A lifelong Chestnut Hill resident (except for his years away at college) is trying to balance out the scales between adjuncts and their employers. more
On two crisp autumn evenings this October, the woods of northwest Philadelphia will glow with lantern light, the scent of s’mores, and the chatter of woodland creatures. more
It’s an overcast Saturday morning at the Chestnut Hill Farmers’ Market, with a bit of drizzle just starting to fall as the region prepares for an oncoming nor’easter. more
What setting could more perfectly capture the spirit of Halloween than a walk through the woods at sunset — only to discover that a murder has just occurred? more
Lara Cantu-Hertzler, a Germantown resident for most of her life, is one of the area’s most prolific artists whose stunning work is currently on display through the end of October at Borrelli’s Chestnut Hill Gallery. more
After going solar in Germantown, Weavers Way Co-op has completed another clean energy project across the street from its Mt. Airy store. more
Friends of Pastorius Park (FoPP) will plant the initial seeds of its largest restoration project in history on Saturday, Oct. 18. more
Felicite Moorman, co-owner of The Fallser Club, has a specific pop culture analogy to describe how it feels when you walk into her nonprofit event space and music venue in East Falls. more
The modern term “girlboss” is often used to describe women who are hard-working and ambitious. For Alana Mason, a 15-year-old student in the 10th grade at Wissahickon High School, the title is more than fitting. more
When the Springside Chestnut Hill Academy Blue Devils played a field hockey game on Oct. 7 that was also a fundraising event for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, emotions were running high. more
For the staff and volunteers at CHMOW, recognizing and caring for neighbors’ needs is their bread and butter. more
You may recognize the byline Constance Garcia-Barrio, a long-time Mt. Airy resident who has been contributing freelance articles to the Local for 17 years. more
When Laura Madeleine, a primarily batik artist and Wyndmoor resident for more than 35 years, was a teenager, a close friend of her family spent a year at her son’s bedside as he lingered after being shot in the head. more
The establishment of a Food section in the Chestnut Hill Local reflects a reality in Northwest Philadelphia: There is a vibrant, dynamic and ever-changing food scene here. more
Evie Winters, all of one and a half and a bit unsteady on her pink and white sneaker-clad feet, toddled up to the Pikachu Ghost. more
According to a recent study in the research journal iScience, the number of Americans who read for pleasure has significantly dropped over the past two decades. This study alarmed plenty of people, including Stephanie Marudas, a Mt. Airy resident and journalist-turned-podcaster. more
Lawyers, who are often maligned in the media and by stand-up comedians and popular culture, get a bad rap, according to Armand J. Della Porta Jr. more
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