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What (and How) to Eat For a Long Life
You are what you eat, they say. And if you want to live a longer, healthier life, being mindful of what’s on your plate matters. […]
Twenty Delco School Workers Charged With Child Abuse
Check phillymag.com each morning Monday through Thursday for the latest edition of Philly Today. And if you have a news tip for our hardworking Philly […]
Open Streets Is Coming Back! But Why Does It Have to Go?
Spring is sprung The grass is riz And Walnut West will be where Open Streets is. But only for four glorious Sundays in April. The […]
The Secret to Beating Colorectal Cancer Often Lies in Its Unique Genetic Code. Why Aren’t More Patients Being Tested for It?
Chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery are some of the most well-known treatments in health care. Their impact and limitations have been documented in countless stories of […]
Here’s How You Can Power Your PA, NJ, or DE Home with Clean Energy—in Just 2 Minutes
By now, most people have caught on to the fact that we need to take better care of our Earth, and they’re taking important steps […]
Here’s How to Incorporate your Favorite Beer into an Instagram-Worthy Summer Soiree
Now that it’s August, we’re reminded that beach days, barbecues and day trips won’t stick around for much longer—making it the perfect time to plan […]
Join Philly Mag for a Virtual Secrets From the C-Suite Event Featuring Three Local Women Leaders
As more people get vaccinated and a post-pandemic world comes more into focus, a lot of us are re-evaluating our relationships to our jobs. What […]
Move Over Kentucky Derby—Philly Is Hosting Some of the Biggest Racing Events of the Year This May
One thing we’ve gained from a year of social distancing is that there are more options for attending events we love than ever before, from […]
Craft Beverage Trails, Boutique Shops and Farm-to-Table Food: Why Gettysburg Is Philly’s New Favorite Getaway
Image by Destination Gettysburg Gettysburg, PA, sits nestled in idyllic Adams County, offering beautiful landscapes, outdoor activities, luscious dining and a unique firsthand look at […]
Pardons Board Votes in Favor of Former Eye Doc Who Went to Jail for Growing Pot
Today, the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons recommended that Paul Ezell’s application for a pardon be approved and sent to Governor Tom Wolf. If Governor Wolf […]
Four Incredible Greater Philly Homes Hit The Market
Luxury living continues to evolve throughout the city of Philadelphia and its surrounding areas. From big city excitement to small town charm, the Greater Philadelphia […]
Philly’s Not-For-Profits Are Struggling During the Pandemic. This Local Thought Leader Has a Solution.
Jamie Lontz is an audit director in Citrin Cooperman’s Philadelphia office with over 14 years of experience. Her areas of expertise are in the not-for-profit […]
3 Ways to Know If a School Is Right for You
Marianne Kaplan is the director of external affairs at Montgomery School, a PreK-8 independent private school in Chester Springs, Pennsylvania. In her role, she oversees […]
On a Tense Election Night, Here’s What Philadelphians Ordered to Stress Eat
We may not know yet who will be America’s next president, but we do know what Philadelphians snacked on throughout a long, nail-biter of an […]
