Emily Goulet

Precision’s massive space in Lower Gwynedd features a sales gallery, four mini boutiques, a service lounge, and a bar.

We all want our folks to be happy. But how do we feel about them jumping back into the dating pool? Love and life with my (newly single) father-in-law.

Just three years after the founding of the first girls’ high-school wrestling team in Pennsylvania, nearly 200 squads now compete. Inside the fastest-growing sport in the state.

“I’m a chick from a small town in the middle of California. I still have to pinch myself to realize that this is real.”

Of-the-moment home design looks that’ll stand the test of time, from daringly dark colors to fabulously punchy kitchens.

There’s something about being on vacation that opens us up to friendships with people we’d never, ever befriend in real life. Why is that?

We all want the perfect family. But how big should that perfect family be?

The co-founder of the chic NoLibs wellness boutique on her favorite cafes, music and red lipstick — and why she loves being a connector.

From the dining experience she calls “heaven on earth” to the boutique she loves for buying gifts.

Far Studio transformed a NoLibs townhouse into a calm, cool, collected retreat.

The quirky stone colonial is a study in patterns and playful exuberance.

Included: a “ladies’ lounge” highlighted by a pink neon sign and a powder room designed to feel like a jewel box.

The First Lady’s no-nonsense, relatable strength — born in New Jersey and forged in Willow Grove — is key to who she is and why she endures.

Public health officials are having a moment, and Pennsylvania’s own has offered a steady, composed, data-driven approach in a time when others have peddled panic and false hope.

Twenty-six people who made Fishtown what it is talk about how it got there — and what comes next.

From private residences to restaurants, this new crop of local tastemakers is making our city more stylish.

The NAC is so much more than a suburban gym.

Do the Post Brothers have the answer for Philly’s most puzzling neighborhood?

He’s got best-selling books, famous friends and millions of devotees. He’s become the sage of the business world. So why is the wunderkind Wharton prof still searching for answers?

Other Shore restaurants may attract swarms of people, but Steve and Cookie’s is the only one that really matters. Here's why.