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Some of the Largest Montgomery County Employers Are Bringing Workers Back to Office, Here is How They Do It
After two years of predominant work from home due to the pandemic, many of the region’s largest employers have begun bringing workers back to the office, including Oaks-based SEI Investments, writes Jeff Blumenthal for the Philadelphia Business Journal. RTO, meaning the return to office, has people feeling conflicted. However, with a tight job market, the…
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Montco and Delco Legislators Team Up to Help Vets With PTSD
Two Pennsylvania legislators—one from Montgomery County and one from Delaware County, one Republican, one Democrat, are coming together on a common issue—to help veterans suffering from PTSD, reports Lucy Bustamante for NBC 10. State Rep. Jennifer O’Mara (D-Delaware County) and Rep. Tracy Pennycuick, (R-Montgomery County) have teamed up to promote the use of “magical mushrooms”…
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7th Annual Montco Trail Challenge Returns
The Montco Trail Challenge is back for its seventh year! This annual family-friendly program encourages participants to track their visits to select Montgomery County trails to earn awards for completing visits to five, ten, or fifteen participating trails. In 2021, the Montco Trail Challenge saw more than 2,000 participants ranging in age from 2 months old…
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Phoenixville Auctioning Off Former Civic Center
The former Civic Center at 123 Main Street in Phoenixville is being sold by the borough in an online-only auction that concludes June 2 at 11 AM. The borough built a new, larger facility with expanded resources for the community, therefore the circa-1908 building is no longer needed for public use. Reportedly, it was at…
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Normandy Farm Helps Your Company With Teambuilding in Montgomery County
When employees hear the word teambuilding, most roll their eyes and dread awkward ice breakers while brainstorming excuses to bail. Teambuilding has a bad reputation, but Normandy Farm in Blue Bell, in the heart of Montgomery County, about to change that. It’s a priceless investment for owners and managers as workplace trust and communication can…
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Malvern Bank House of the Week: Gorgeous Victorian with Unique Square Corner Tower in Bryn Mawr
A gorgeous Queen Anne Victorian home with four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms is available for sale in Bryn Mawr. Cozily nestled on a quiet, tree-lined street, this superb residence perfectly blends charm, history, and renovation. . The property was constructed in the late nineteenth century and was originally part of the Ashbridge…
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Saint Joseph’s University President Mark Reed Leaving for Same Job Elsewhere
After seven years, Saint Joseph’s University President Mark Reed is leaving his position for the same job at Loyola University Chicago, effective August 15, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The move comes as the college nears the completion of its merger with the University of Sciences. Provost Cheryl McConnell will serve as…
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Think Spring: Why Plan a Workcation at Blue Bell’s Normandy Farm
It’s finally Springtime, but work is ramping up, and Spring Break seems to be for the kids…luckily, Normandy Farm in Blue Bell has the best solution. You’ve heard of Vacation: an extended period of leisure and recreation, especially one spent away from home or in traveling, and you’ve heard of Staycation: a vacation spent in…
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Montgomery County Community College Seeks Part-Time Coordinator of Dual Enrollment Grant Programs in Blue Bell
Montgomery County Community College invites applications for the Part-time Coordinator of Dual Enrollment Grant Programs position. The Part-time Coordinator of Dual Enrollment Grant Programs is responsible for the day-to-day coordination and administration of the dual enrollment grant programs including Bridge to Employment. The coordinator will act as a liaison to college grant partners, coordinate and…
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Iron Hill Brewery Plans to Ramp Up Montco Presence, Expand into New States as Part of Its Growth Plan
Iron Hill Brewery, with locations in Ardmore, North Wales, Phoenixville, and elsewhere, is planning to boost its presence in existing markets and expand into new states, writes Laura Smythe for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The expansions are part of the brewery’s “pretty aggressive growth plan,” said Iron Hill Brewery CEO Chris Westcott. Westcott took over…
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King of Prussia-based Morgan Properties Enters Rent-a-Home Market With Single-Family Housing in Texas
King of Prussia-based Morgan Properties, owner of Class B apartments, has purchased a gated 136-unit single-family housing community in the Dallas suburbs from Provident Realty Advisors for an undisclosed price, writes for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The acquisition of ParcHaus at Skyline in McKinney, Texas, expands the company’s business into the rent-a-home market. Following the…
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Epic Celebration Marks Official Opening of PXG’s New Store in King of Prussia
PXG threw a knockout grand opening party on April 30 with an impressive list of attendees for its new PXG Philadelphia store in King of Prussia, reports the Golf Wire. Many local notables and athletes, including Darius Slay and Lane Johnson, joined Bob Parsons, PXG Founder and CEO, and Renee Parsons, President and Executive Creative…
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Erdenheim Man, Former Football Star and Hospitality Exec, Dies at 83
James J. Osborne Jr., formerly of Erdenheim, the former co-owner and CEO of Williamson Hospitality Services, college football star, and Army veteran, has died aged 83 at KeystoneCare Hospice in Wyndmoor, writes Gary Miles for The Philadelphia Inquirer. James Osborne served as an executive of the Willow Grove-based food service company from its founding in…
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Great Valley Grad Under Fire from NBA Legend: ‘I Will Take This All the Way to the Supreme Court’
Winning Time, the HBO miniseries about the dynastic rise of the Los Angeles Lakers that was produced by Great Valley High School graduate Adam McKay, has irked Jerry West for its depiction of the NBA legend, writes Chuck Schilken for The Philadelphia Inquirer. McKay, who moved to Malvern when he was 10 years old and…
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Celebrate Cinco de Mayo on the Main Line in Montco
Is it time for tacos and tequila? Samantha Geiger lines up the top Cinco de Mayo spots in Montco for Main Line Today. On May 5, many people will find themselves out and about for Cinco de Mayo, and here’s some of the best places on the Main Line that are serving up amazing margaritas,…
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Montgomery County Community College Student on Path To Become Hawaiian Anthropologist Earns Statewide Honors
Cheyenne Diehl’s decision to go back to school and pursue a career in Hawaiian anthropology is the result of several deeply personal events that shaped her life. It’s also a decision that has already changed her life for the better as its started her on a genealogical path to discover the lost history of who…
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$5.2 Billion Chinook Deal From Germany Nearly at Doorstep of Ridley Boeing Plant
The Ridley Boeing plant has come into a potentially lucrative $5.27 billion deal to produce 60 new Chinook CH-47F military helicopters for Germany in its efforts to rearm against potential Russian threats to NATO nations sending weapons to Ukraine, writes Joseph N. DiStefano for The Philadelphia Inquirer. No formal announcement has been made. Information on…
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CompanyVoice in Blue Bell Seeking Applicants For Online Banking Customer Service Position
CompanyVoice in Blue Bell invites applications for Online Banking Customer Service Position, a full time (40 hours/week) role for a program that runs during these hours: Program Hours:Mon- Fri 8:30am – 12:00amSat/Sun 8:00am – 8:00pm The Online Banking Customer Service Position assists digital banking customers with basic account transactions, questions, and troubleshooting. Customer interaction is…
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