Lauren McCutcheon is a Deputy Editor at The Philadelphia Inquirer. She covers a range of topics including culture and society, business and economics, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on Pennsylvania and the 2023 elections. Lauren's work has also been featured in The Philadelphia Citizen.
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If you clicked on the link to this story, the 2024 election likely has you feeling somewhere between fricasseed and fried. You're not alone.
The shouts from the young men through the open windows of an SUV on East Passyunk Avenue filled the unseasonably warm evening after Election Day: “Fuck the left!
The Citizen's 7th annual Ideas We Should Steal Festival presented by Comcast NBCUniversal on November 15 began with an acknowledgment of the moment: It
By: Lauren McCutcheon, Courtney Duchene, Malcolm Burnley
Look at you, Philly! You got through the year — and it wasn't all bad. In fact, some of it was downright … spectacular. Let's review.
Do one thing a week to make Philadelphia a better city — and make you a better Philadelphia Citizen. Here, some easy ideas to start
By: Lauren McCutcheon
New Year's resolutions don't work? Don't tell that to the Philadelphians The Citizen honored this past year-plus — Philly's Integrity Icon city
By: Lauren Mccutcheon
The President of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society believes cleaning and greening Philadelphia isn’t just a matter of “nice to have”
There's a short video on Jalen Hurts' Instagram. In the recording, dated six months ago, the Eagles quarterback walks by stadium stands where a
Thousands of streets and hundreds of schools bear Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 's name. He is the leading figure in schools during Black History Month.
If you're wearing an Eagle on your head, chest, heart or anywhere today, you're doing something right — for yourself and for Philadelphia
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