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Women’s Golf Event Tees Off in King of Prussia
Women Golfers Give Back is gearing up for another successful Golf Get Ready event today at the Gulph Mills Golf Club in King of Prussia, aimed at equipping women in the Delaware Valley with essential golf skills for business networking, writes Ben Silver for Main Line Today. Recognizing the significant role golf plays in…
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Michelin-Recommended Nan Xiang Soup Dumplings Expands to King of Prussia
Nan Xiang Soup Dumplings, a beloved name in authentic Southern Chinese cuisine, is set to open a new branch in King of Prussia, writes Marilyn Johnson for Newsbreak. This new location at the King of Prussia Mall Shopping Center will mark the brand’s first venture into Pennsylvania, expanding its reach beyond its acclaimed base…
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Penndel Bowling Center Changes Hands: What’s Next for the Beloved Local Alley
After two decades of being owned and operated by David Strippoli, Penndel Bowling Center is being turned over to someone new, writes Michele Haddon for the Bucks County Courier Times. Strippoli announced on the Penndel Bowling Center’s Facebook page that the 24-lane bowling alley on West Lincoln Highway has new owners as of May 8.…
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Uncovering the Why Behind Manor College’s Go-To Guru
Tamara Ellerbe is that guiding light at Manor College. She’s often found in the cafeteria hanging with friends or helping in Manny’s Market. A social gravitational pull accompanies her warm personality. People seek Tamara Ellerbe out just to talk about a problem or excitedly unveil their latest achievement. For Ellerbe, her extroversion isn’t a learned…
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Rita’s Italian Ice Celebrates 40 Years with Dream Vacation Sweepstakes
This May, Rita’s Italian Ice & Frozen Custard in Bensalem is celebrating its 40th anniversary with an epic sweepstakes for its customers, writes Cherise Lynch for NBC10 Philadelphia. Customers from select states can enter the sweepstakes weekly through May 26 for a chance to win a trip to Italy or Iceland, whichever they prefer. The…
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Penn Valley’s ‘Renaissance Woman’ Marilyn Jarin Hindin, Retired Teacher, Political Activist, and Huge Phillies Fan, Passes Away at 101
Penn Valley resident Marilyn Jarin Hindin, a retired Philadelphia High School for Girls teacher and longtime political activist, died on April 5 at the age of 101, writes Gary Miles for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Hindin was also a lifelong Phillies fan who first tuned into the team’s games in the 1920s when they were first…
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Gary Liguori Named Chancellor at Penn State Abington
Gary Liguori has been named chancellor and dean of Penn State Abington, effective July 1. Liguori, former provost and vice president of academic affairs at the University of West Florida, was selected following a national search. “I am honored and excited to serve as Penn State Abington’s next chancellor, and I look forward to building on…
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Crooked Eye Brewing Opens New Taproom in Chalfont with Fusion Kitchen
Crooked Eye Brewery has launched a new taproom in Bucks County, expanding its presence through a collaboration with Fusion Kitchen in Chalfont, writes Dino Ciliberti for The Patch. The brewery, a local favorite for the past decade, celebrated the opening with a vibrant launch party at the New Britain Village Square, featuring live music…
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Bala Cynwyd-based Susquehanna International Group Sells Shares in Trump Media After Going Public
Susquehanna International Group, headed by Bala Cynwyd billionaire Jeffrey Yass, sold its shares in Trump Media after the company went public in March, writes Joseph N. DiStefano for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The multinational trading firm said it bought those shares not as a bet on the future of the company now called Trump Media &…
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St. Joseph’s Athletic Director Helps School Stay Competitive Through NIL Deal Education
St. Joseph University’s athletic director Jill Bodensteiner is helping the school stay competitive as NIL (name, image, and likeness) rules continue to evolve, writes Mia Messina for The Philadelphia Inquirer. One of the most recent changes allowed Division I institutions help facilitate NIL deals for athletes. ________ Read MONTCO Today’s 2019 Montgomery County Leadership profile…
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Sabrina Carpenter’s Rise to Fame: How Her Quakertown Family Shaped Her Career
Popstar, actress, and “Nonsense” singer Sabrina Carpenter has been making headlines for her chart-topping hits and alleged romance with “Saltburn“ actor Barry Keoghan, but some may not know that she’s a Quakertown native. According to People Magazine, her parents, Elizabeth and David, homeschooled her before relocating to California. According to LinkedIn, her mother, Elizabeth,…
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‘Mommy and Me’ Workout Classes in Lansdale to Promote Early Childhood Development
A gym in Lansdale is embracing mother-child bonding time with a ‘Mommy and Me’ workout class, reports Jennaphr Frederick for Fox 29 Philadelphia. The Little Gym best serves children who are 19 months to two-and-a-half years. The obstacles courses at the gym allow the children to develop their physical and cognitive skills. They…
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Warwick Farm Brewing Recognized for Best Taproom and Beer Garden Design
Warwick Farm Brewing in Jamison has a significant splash in the craft beer industry by securing four prestigious accolades at the 2024 Craft Beer Marketing Awards, writes Michele Haddon for Bucks County Courier Times. Recognized for its innovative marketing and standout packaging designs, Warwick Farm Brewing clinched a Platinum Crushie for the “Coolest Taproom…
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CLIMB Health & Wellness in Lafayette Hill Offers Membership-Based Comprehensive Healthcare
CLIMB Health & Wellness, founded by Dr.Jessie Fields and Amy Kempe, offers a unique concierge healthcare experience in Lafayette Hill, according to Main Line Today. With their backgrounds—Dr. Fields as a board-certified internist and personal trainer, and Ms. Kempe as a mental health therapist and author—the duo has created a membership-based healthcare model that…
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Delaware Valley University Launches Physician Assistant Exploration Academy for High School Students
The Delaware Valley University Physician Assistant program will partner with Inspire U! to host a PA Exploration Academy for aspiring high school students. The program, slated for July 2024, has been approved for a grant to offer five qualified participants scholarships that will cover the cost of tuition. The grant is made possible by the…
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Bucks County Jury Awards $26.6 Million to Bensalem Scientists in Trade Secret Dispute
In a landmark legal victory, five scientists previously employed at a Bensalem-based pharmaceutical company Sigmapharm Laboratories are getting vindication in a $26.6 million countersuit, writes Michael Tanenbaum for the PhillyVoice. The scientists, once accused of stealing trade secrets by the company’s CEO Spiridon Spireas, were cleared of allegations after a decade-long legal battle, revealing no evidence…
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New Jersey-based Mister Softee Introduces Ice Cream Truck Tracking App for Bucks County and Beyond
Childhood nostalgia meets modern convenience as New Jersey-based Mister Softee unveils its new tracking app for ice cream trucks, writes JD Mullane for the Bucks County Courier Times. Now, instead of chasing down the iconic trucks, locals can simply download the app from the Apple app store or Google Play to locate their favorite…
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Abington-Raised Bradley Cooper Sports ‘Girl Dad’ Hat at 76ers Game
Abington-native and award-winning actor Bradley Cooper is making waves for his fatherly apparel, writes Eileen Cartter for GQ Magazine. The “Maestro” director and Bucks County resident was spotted at a Philadelphia 76ers’ game against the New York Knicks sporting a camouflage trucker hat that reads: “Girl Dad.” It’s a sweet nod to his…
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