The Pennsylvania Department of Health is planning to release a COVID-19 exposure notification app next month to help with contact tracing, writes Liz Tung…

Phoenixville native Tyler Manion, a senior at Arizona State University’s renowned Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, recently co-hosted Sun Devil…

Because of COVID-19 related shutdowns, practicing family law has become difficult for many family law firms including Shemtob Draganosky Taylor, P.C, writes Sophie…

As part of its cross country tour, Jurassic Quest is stopping at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks September 4th-13th to share its…

Facilitated by Montgomery County Community College’s Cultural Affairs Department, over 50 kids aged 7-14 participated in Janet’s Planet Virtual Astronaut Summer Camp…

State Rep. Todd Stephens announced the new COVID-19 testing platform in Montgomery County began testing on Aug. 17 and the turnaround time for results…

Upper Merion recently approved over 500 new single family and townhouse homes at the Village at Valley Forge and off Route 202, writes Natalie Kostelni…

Montgomery County businesses who have been anxious to begin serving their community once again are back open and dedicated to following CDC safety guidelines, writes…

The University of the Sciences recently announced three new online certificate programs on medical marijuana, expanding the short-term education options for medical providers, entrepreneurs…

Magerks Royersford placed the highest bid for a liquor license at the most recent auction held in June of more than $250,000, writes Julia…

With finances already strained by the pandemic, local universities are teaming up to reduce costs of implementing Title IX, the new campus sexual misconduct policies…

The latest album by Bala Cynwyd native Mirah Yom Tov Zeitlyn, “You Think It’s Like This But Really It’s Like This,” is a…

Thirty-nine Montgomery County-based companies have earned a spot on this year’s Inc. 5000 list of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies…

Lower Merion Township’s Board of Commissioners has voted to adopt a resolution to establish a TDM policy, making it the first such policy for…

A new podcast focuses on Frank Monastero, a Norristown native and Bishop Kenrick High School graduate, and whether or not a hot dog incident cost…