Paul Beale's Florist in West Oak Lane embraces future generations
Paul Beale's Florist, a Black-owned family-owned flower shop in West Oak Lane has maintained its legacy while embracing future generations.
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Paul Beale's Florist, a Black-owned family-owned flower shop in West Oak Lane has maintained its legacy while embracing future generations.
During February, Visit Philadelphia launched its "Legacy and Love" campaign that highlighted four Black-owned businesses, one of them being Paul Beale's Flowers. In this week’s Spreading the Love, Wakisha Bailey heads to West Oak Lane where the family-owned flower shop has maintained its legacy while embracing future generations.
On this week's "Spreading The Love" Wakisha Bailey heads to Port Richmond, where a local roofer is giving new meaning to "Fly, Eagles Fly."
In this week's Spreading the Love, Wakisha Bailey has a story on a very special friendship that's helping raise money for the Eagles Autism Foundation.
With their nonprofit Homies Helping Homies, Anthony Adams and Kevin Bass are fighting food insecurity in Philadelphia.
Anthony Adams and his friend Kevin Bass started the nonprofit Homies Helping Homies after realizing food insecurity was not just a problem among those who are homeless.
Robert Ferguson, who wears many hats at Calvary Baptist in Chester, is the last living parishioner to have witnessed Martin Luther King Jr. speak at the historic church.
Red Rum Theater in Center City is offering a "Sex in the City" parody for fans of the beloved rom-dram TV series.
A theater in Center City just marked two years of bringing murder, mystery and laughs to Philadelphia. Now, the iconic New York City best friends from "Sex in the City" are the starts of a new mystery parody show, "Slay in the City."
Nancy Marie Gilliam, who was once nearly homeless, is nominated for a Pulitzer Prize for her play "The Bookstore."
On this week's "Spreading The Love," reporter Wakisha Bailey speaks with the local artists behind the viral Eagles anthem, "Philadelphia (Bleed Green)."
Philadelphia is known for its sports teams, which unite people inside and outside of the stadiums and have helped form countless friendships. That spirit of camaraderie inspired friends and Eagles fans Al Panaccio, Kenny Curcio and Ryan Fiske to release a new single called "Philadelphia (Bleed Green)."
On this week's Spreading the Love, we head to Old City where a local artist captures stunning close-up shots of everyday Philadelphians whose faces have now been featured worldwide.
On this week's Spreading the Love, Wakisha Bailey heads to Old City where local artist Shawn Theodore captures stunning close-up shots of everyday Philadelphians whose faces have now been featured worldwide.
Hosts For Hospitals, a temporary lodging community, helps give the families of patients being treated at Philadelphia-area hospitals a place to stay.
Hosts For Hospitals, a temporary lodging community, helps give the families of patients being treated at Philadelphia-area hospitals an inexpensive place to stay.
Stencil artist Rob Nero has spray-painted his way to becoming one of Philadelphia's most recognizable artists.
In this week's Spreading the Love, we highlight Rob Nero, a South Philadelphia creative who spray painted his way to becoming one of the city's most recognizable stencil artists.
A Philadelphia man has made it his life's mission to honor his mother's legacy by awarding scholarships to high school seniors.
Ollie Tansimore III has made it his life's mission to honor his mother's legacy by giving scholarships to high school seniors.
Meet Avee Charles, a young fashion designer whose trends are inspired by Philadelphia '90s music and who has become a global brand.
Fashion designer Avee Charles says her clothes are inspired by 90s music and her Philadelphia neo-soul upbringing. Her contemporary brand, called AVEEATION, was one of the newest designers featured during New York Fashion Week.
The viral Portal art installation is helping connect Philadelphians to cities across the globe.
Joe Callahan is a core team member of Portal.org, the organization behind the viral art installation, which is helping to spread love by making connections around the world through art and technology.
YESPhilly Accelerated High School students traveling to Paris have officially raised more than $60,000, which will help cover travel expenses, excursions and supplies.
