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Last weekend the crisp fall air at Francis Cope House at the Awbury Arboretum was filled with laughter, conversation and the mouth wateri ...

Tuesday is National Memory Screening Day, and the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America is conducting screenings all over the nation to ...

Sussex County Councilman Vance Phillips is now in Philadelphia for spinal rehabilitation, and making strides, according to Sussex County ...

In my second campaign for Philadelphia’s 8th District council seat that just concluded with my loss, we focused on putting people b ...

Main Line residents opened their kitchens recently for a Philadelphia Orchestra benefit. The Main Line Committee for The Philadelp ...

The head of Jerry Sandusky’s charitable organization has resigned and the organization will launch an internal investigation into t ...

On Nov. 1, 2011, a group of Mt. Airy students started studying palindromes. They realized that palindromes can also be dates, like 1 ...

As tensions in and around Occupy Philly mount, those who support leaving Dilworth Plaza are expanding, one tent at a time. And so ...

The Republican presidential candidates are lucky that so few Americans seem focused these days on foreign policy. Because otherwise the c ...

Schools all over the country are taking part in the Get Schooled Attendance Challenge, and in the Eastern Region, Philadelphia’s go ...

A year ago today, NewsWorks.org was born. Based on what we’ve seen and heard, we have some idea ...

Joseph and Jane Clementi will return to Rutgers University today a little more than a year after their son killed himself there. T ...

Good morning, Feeders, and happy Monday! ...

Drivers in the First State are being advised to watch out for deer, especially near sunset. The Division of Fish and Wildlife says ...

At a time of year when gas prices are usually going down, the opposite is happening in Delaware and much of the country. AAA Mid-A ...