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Fundraiser at Fabrika featured matched donations, including support for the National Association of Black Journalists Philadelphia chapter and other impactful organizations.
City-backed initiative opens doors for girls in grades 3–8, combining athletics, mentorship, and college pathways at no cost
As March Madness betting surges, experts warn of rising scams targeting first-time bettors—here’s how to spot fake sportsbooks and protect your money.
Angela C. Richardson breaks down how consistency, routine, and non-negotiable habits transform fitness from something you do into who you are.
Dana Ingemann for Understood ADHD medications — especially stimulants — can raise your blood pressure and heart rate. Other factors that can increase your risk of cardiovascular disease, like sleep problems, substance use, and excess weight, are also more common in people with ADHD. It’s important to take care of your
A Hone Health survey reveals most adults say their best years are happening now or still ahead—despite persistent negative stereotypes about aging.
Reynolds-Jackson underscores the fight to protect voting rights as lawmakers move forward with key election reform legislation.
Legislation led by Assemblyman Dave Bailey Jr. aims to ensure large-scale data centers cover their own energy demands without passing costs onto New Jersey residents and small businesses.
Graduating seniors from Atlantic City’s Chelsea neighborhood are encouraged to apply for the Future Leaders Scholarship by April 30, supporting college, university, and trade school pathways.
