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Cynthia Rufe and Mijuel Johnson look at the site of the slavery exhibit panels.
Politics & Policy

Federal judge tours President’s House Site, confirms slavery exhibit panels were not damaged

The judge said she didn’t find concerns about the slavery-focused panels removed from the Philadelphia historic site last month. Advocates say they were "desecrated."

2 months ago

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Four people posing with a miniature one statue at a podium
Community

Philadelphia celebrates birthplace of Girl Scout cookie sales at ‘Firstival’ event

Attendees voted the beloved Thin Mint their favorite Girl Scout cookie and heard the story of America’s first public Girl Scout cookie sale.

2 months ago

Four workers are using crowbars to remove signs from a brick wall
Politics & Policy

Philadelphia slavery exhibit: Judge blasts federal lawyers over removal, calls their argument ‘horrifying’

Philadelphia sued after the signs telling the story of people enslaved at the site were torn down last week.

2 months ago

Princeton University
Studio 2
Arts & Entertainment

Tavern Tour 250: Remembering the battle of Princeton

How did Princeton, N.J. go from a town named after the monarchy… to the home of one of the most legendary battles of the Revolutionary War?

Air Date: January 29, 2026 12:00 pm

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Independence Hall in Philadelphia
Community

Philadelphia’s Independence Hall reopens after being closed for 4 months

The birthplace of democracy got spruced up for America’s 250th celebrations.

2 months ago

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Protesters, including Alyssa Bigbee of Philadelphia
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Billy Penn

Supporters of the President’s House slavery exhibit gather ahead of court date on its future

Members of Avenging the Ancestors Coalition rallied at the Philly site Wednesday for the return of displays that were taken down last week by National Park Service employees.

2 months ago

National Park Service employees remove signage related to enslaved people from the President’s House site on Independence Mall
Politics & Policy

Philly President’s House battle: City seeks to block attempt to ‘whitewash our history’ after slavery panels were removed from Independence Mall

“When a government starts hiding parts of its past,” local lawmakers wrote, “it begins to look more like a regime that rewrites history rather than one that learns from it.”

2 months ago

Girl Scout cookies
Community
Billy Penn

Girl Scouts of Eastern PA celebrate growth, evolution as next ‘Firstival’

The first public Girl Scout cookie sale was held in Philly in 1933. The organization is celebrating by looking back at the growth they’ve made since then.

2 months ago

Handwritten signs reading
Politics & Policy

‘It’s a line that has been crossed’: Philadelphia reacts to the removal of the President’s House site slavery exhibit

The removal enforces a White House executive order to remove exhibits “disparaging” American history. The city has filed a lawsuit.

2 months ago

Signage detailing the lives of enslaved people at the President’s House site on Independence Mall sits against a wall
Billy Penn
Politics & Policy

‘It’s a damn shame’: Federal crews dismantle President’s House exhibit on slavery

The removal follows a White House directive to reshape how U.S. history is presented at national parks — sparking protest and a new city lawsuit.

2 months ago

A hand carved artistic numeral 1 sculpture
Community
Billy Penn

‘52 Weeks of Firsts’ celebrates Philly’s professional basketball history in next Saturday ‘Firstival’

The National Basketball League was formed in Philly in 1898, the Historic District and the Sixers have teamed up to commemorate it.

2 months ago

The front facade of an old Philadelphia rowhouse
PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

From firewood to solar: This Philly rowhouse has seen over 250 years of energy transitions

A rowhouse built around 1760 in Old City was once heated with firewood. Now, it has solar panels on its roof.

2 months ago

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People walk down the sidewalk at Chelten Ave. and Greene St. in Germantown
PlanPhilly
Politics & Policy

Germantown residents are mobilizing against displacement: ‘People power is real’

With a nod to King's vision for America, grassroots organizers aim to empower residents to "fight for their neighborhoods" amid mounting affordability pressures.

2 months ago

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A volunteer helps clean up the 52nd Street overpass in West Fairmount Park in Philadephia
Community

In Fairmount Park, volunteers spend MLK Day tackling invasive species

Organizers hope the day of service encourages people to volunteer year-round.

2 months ago

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Anika Grant, left, and Nandi Jordan, right, pose for headshots
Community

Sisters team up to explore the lives of Black women in Revolution-era New Jersey

Artists Anika Grant and Nandi Jordan are producing “Ceremony for Revolutionary Seeds” this fall at historic sites in Camden, Fort Lee and Trenton.

2 months ago

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