Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda demands Harvard pay reparations for slavery
Gaston Browne, the prime minister of Antigua and Barbuda has sent a letter to the president of Harvard demanding reparations for the univers…
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Richardson Elected to City Council At-Large
By Ayana JonesKatherine Gilmore Richardson aims to make history as the youngest woman ever elected to serve as a city councilwoman at-large….
U.S. Veteran Salutes Organ Donors
by Joe PrattI joined the military in 1958. My journey as a paratrooper in the United States Army brought me to two tours in Vietnam, fightin…
Gauthier Plans to Make a Difference in City Hall
By Ayana JonesJamie Gauthier seeks to significantly impact Philadelphia as a councilwoman, after years of serving the community in the non-p…
The Power of Philanthropy in the Black Community
By Taja WhiteA 2017 study shows that there are about 8,000 nonprofit organizations in Philadelphia alone; and the number has since continued…
Liberia Wins Third Unity Cup Championship
By Joseph Warkreh T-ToeOne of Philadelphia Major, Jim Kenney’s plan for Philadelphia when he took office was to use sport as a bridge amongs…
FunTimes Magazine’s September/October Release Party
As I entered the room where the festivity was in session, I was warmly welcomed by the sound of drumming; there was a distinct unison amongs…
Park and Rec Commissioner Kathryn Ott Lovell Speaks to FunTimes
What increased role should the City Recreation centers play in providing a wide variety of after school activities, including the arts, for …
FunTimes’ Publisher Receives Trailblazer Award From PABJ
His vision was to continue the legacy he started in Liberia, West Africa. His goal was to make FunTimes Magazine one of the most impactful p…
Philadelphia Legacies Week Founder Awards Famous Individuals and Landmarks
Philadelphia Legacies Week’s Founder and Executive Director, Stephen Satel honored some outstanding citizens of Philadelphia for their remar…