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Between 45th and 46th streets in West Philadelphia, a Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission (PHMC) marker stands on Market Street. The fifth of five sentences informs passersby that the Nationally Registered Historic...
6abc is Philly Proud to select and honor six prominent African American community leaders here in Philadelphia and across the region to celebrate during Black History Month.
6abc was proud to host its annual Black History Month Community Awards Dinner on Feb. 20 to celebrate this year's honorees...
6abc Studios (WPVI) -- 6abc is Philly Proud to select and honor prominent African American community leaders here in Philadelphia and across the region to celebrate during Black History Month!
This year's theme is 'Advocacy, Elevation and Equity'.
Join Rick Williams and the Action News Team as...
PHILADELPHIA – While visiting small businesses in West Philadelphia, Gov. Josh Shapiro on Thursday, Feb. 15, joined state Sen. Vince Hughes (D-7), state Rep. Jordan Harris (D-186), state Rep. Rick Krajewski (D-188), state Rep. Amen Brown (D-10) and Enterprise Center President Della Clark to continue...
Gov. Josh Shapiro’s “Main Streets Matter” tour took him to West Philadelphia and included favorite Black-owned businesses such as Hakim’s Bookstore and Two Locals Brewing Company.
Shapiro has proposed a $25 million investment in similar business corridors across the state. The funds would go...
Gov. Josh Shapiro visited Black-owned businesses in West Philly on Thursday to promote a proposed $25 million budget initiative to support small businesses across the state.
The potential program, called Main Street Matters, would support downtown areas across the state by offering grants to...
Philadelphia, PA – Today, while visiting small businesses in West Philadelphia, Governor Josh Shapiro joined Senator Vince Hughes, Representative Jordan Harris, Representative Rick Krajewski, Representative Amen Brown, and Enterprise Center President Della Clark to continue his ‘Main Street Matters’...
