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Newest Manor College Student Looks to Be Future Contributor to Ethiopian Progress
Growing up in Ethiopia, Tedla Kaltiso understood the importance of technology. He’s used online tutorials to learn photo editing and graphic design, and found programming to help him improve his understanding of English. Technology also helped him find a home. It was through an online college database that Kaltiso found Manor College, where he’ll enroll…
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Philadelphia Jewelry Designer Got Her Start at West Chester QVC
For Philadelphia jewelry designer Lia Key, West Chester-based QVC was the “big break” for her brand Valencia Key, writes Ashley Harder for CBS Philadelphia. Key, raised in West Philadelphia, spent some parts of her childhood in a women’s homeless shelter. She lives by the mantra “your predicament doesn’t determine your destiny.” Her mother’s encouragement inspired her to pursue a master’s degree in education…
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After Immigrating from Russia, Plymouth Meeting Couple’s Sustainable Apparel Brand Takes Flight
A Plymouth Meeting couple is reaping what they sow with their sustainable apparel and home goods brand. Julia and Fyodor Ustinov launched Moon Mountain years after immigrating to Montgomery County from St. Petersburg, Russia, writes Lisa Dukart for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The Ustinovs researched the textile industry for years before deciding on what…
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Navigating AI Algorithms and Enhancing Your Digital Job Search
In today’s digital age, major job platforms are inundated with applications, making it challenging for job seekers to stand out, writes Danielle Abril for The Washington Post. These platforms use AI to sift through the vast number of applications, and some may not make the cut. Here are ways job seekers can get their applications…
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The Farmer’s Daughter at Normandy Farm to Host Cigar Dinner September 7
Normandy Farm is hosting an elaborate night for the cigar aficionado on September 7. “The farmer’s daughter” restaurant is selling reservations for a three-hour open bar, three-course dinner, and three-cigar experience. This unforgettable evening on “the farmer’s daughter” terrace begins with cocktail hour featuring Woodford Reserve Bourbon tastings followed by award-winning cuisine. Guests can enjoy…
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Avondale Farmhouse with Saltwater Pool, Barn, Lists for Nearly $1.5 Million
A colonial farmhouse on sale in rural Avondale retains its rustic spirit from the 18th century, while gracefully incorporating newer additions. Penn Hollow, dating to 1720 is a five-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath property equipped with a large barn and nearly six acres of property, writes Sandy Smith for Philadelphia Magazine. The $1,495,999 property’s older iterations can be…
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Avondale Farmhouse with Saltwater Pool, Barn, Lists for Nearly $1.5 Million
A colonial farmhouse on sale in rural Avondale retains its rustic spirit from the 18th century, while gracefully incorporating newer additions. Penn Hollow, dating to 1720 is a five-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath property equipped with a large barn and nearly six acres of property, writes Sandy Smith for Philadelphia Magazine. The $1,495,999 property’s older iterations can be…
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Fort Washington Singer, American Idol Alumna, Releases New Single
A Fort Washington singer-songwriter is slated to release her second single today. Sadie Leigh’s music went viral during the pandemic, and appearing on American Idol only gave her artistry more clout, writes Ryan Genova for Around Ambler. “Boys Don’t Cry” comes after her first single, “Attendance Record” that dropped in June along with a…
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The Hidden Power of Ambivalence When Navigating a Big Career Decision
A groundbreaking perspective from the Harvard Business Review is challenging the status quo: embrace the mixed feelings during those pivotal career moments. Those moments of uncertainty and doubt, which many have viewed as obstacles, can be opportunities for growth and self-discovery, write Brianna Barker Caza, Naomi Rothman, Jamie Strassman, and Brittany Lambert. Here’s…
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St. Joseph’s University Has Footprint in Lower Merion, City Avenue, and Beyond
St. Joseph’s University, which has a location in Lower Merion, will be expanding its reach in Philadelphia. The college recently acquired 11.6 acres of property for $15 million along City Avenue, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The property will be adjacent to the school’s Maguire Wolfington Welcome Center. St. Joe’s will…
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Valley Forge-Raised Author and Poet Brings ‘Philadelphia Voice’ to Life in New Novel
Valley Forge-raised novelist and poet Una Mannion’s novels are an homage to the Philadelphia region. Despite living in Ireland for decades after her pilgrimage across the pond, Mannion was inspired to write about her hometown, writes Maggie Lange for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Her latest novel, Tell Me What I Am, follows a young girl…
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The Philadelphia Region’s Housing Market Could Soon Be in High Demand
If you are hoping to see housing prices drop in the Philadelphia region, you might be in for quite a wait, according to Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox & Roach CEO Larry Flick V, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Low housing inventory is “strangling the market” and continuing to keep both demand and…
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Top Strategies for the Perfect Work-Life Balance
Achieving a fulfilling work-life balance is essential to one’s overall well-being and satisfaction. This balance isn’t about neglecting work or cutting back hours. Instead, it’s about managing time to ensure every vital aspect of life gets enough attention, writes Zane Stevens for Forbes. Work-life balance requires setting boundaries so work doesn’t overshadow your personal…
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King of Prussia-based Victus Sports Dropping No. 2 Pencil Bat Used by Likes of Bryson Stott
Some say the pen is mightier than the sword. In this case, a pencil can be as mighty as a baseball bat. King of Prussia-based Victus Sports dropped a collection of customized bats, designed to look like a No. 2 pencil, writes John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal. This eclectic bat was used by Phillies’ second baseman…
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Gwynedd Mercy University Names New Dean of the Frances M. Maguire School of Nursing and Health Professions
Gwynedd Mercy University is announcing Dr. Jane Tang as the new Dean of the Frances M. Maguire School of Nursing and Health Professions. She will succeed Dr. Ann Phalen, who recently left the university after serving in the role since 2018. Dr. Tang brings to the university a wealth of higher education leadership experiences. She…
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Key Tips for Navigating the Generative AI Revolution
The technological landscape is shifting at an unprecedented rate. With the rise of large language models (LLMs) and generative AI, professionals across industries are finding themselves at a crossroads: adapt to the new tech frontier or risk being left behind, writes Pawel Rzeszucinski in Forbes. Here are some actionable insights individuals and organizations can take to…
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MONTCO Careers—Montgomery County Community College
Montgomery County Community College is seeking applicants for the Head Cheerleading Coach position. This position is responsible for planning, programming, directing, supervising, and implementing the duties and functions of the individual sports program. The position is part-time and temporary. The head coach is directly responsible to the Director of Athletics. This position requires PA Child…
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Overcoming Procrastination for a More Productive Workplace
In today’s fast-paced work environment, professionals are often bogged down by administrative tasks, unexpected emergencies, and seemingly endless virtual meetings. A recent Microsoft analysis reveals that employees spend almost a third more time communicating than actually producing, writes Rachel Feintzeig for The Wall Street Journal. This constant engagement leaves many feeling drained, with little…
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