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Penn State Great Valley to Host ‘Mountainfilm on Tour’ Documentary Festival
Penn State Great Valley will host “Mountainfilm on Tour” on March 1. Each year, Mountainfilm on Tour brings a selection of culturally rich, adventure-packed and incredibly inspiring documentary films curated from the Mountainfilm festival in Telluride, Colorado. The films selected for the show explore themes connected to the Mountainfilm mission of exploring cultures, preserving environments, and promoting…
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MONTCO Careers — Montgomery County Community College
Montgomery County Community College is inviting applications for a part-time ceramics, noncredit trainer position. The ideal candidate should have professional knowledge and skill in ceramic design and creation. The selected applicant will be responsible for overseeing the advanced ceramic students who have unstructured time in the studio to create and finish work independently. The ceramics…
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Pennsylvania Teens Could Get Driver’s License a Year Earlier
If approved, a new bipartisan proposal would allow Pennsylvania teenagers to receive their driver’s licenses a year earlier, writes Renatta Signorini for Trib Live. Republican state Rep. Eric Nelson and state Rep. Stephen Kinsey, a Philadelphia Democrat, are looking for co-sponsors for legislation that would make 15 the age of eligibility for getting a junior…
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Normandy Farm’s Philly-Themed ‘Phriends’ Is a Murder Mystery Delight
Take a seat in Monica’s living room for dinner, drinks, and… murder! Normandy Farm is hosting a recreation of the iconic Friends sitcom, that will have the audience singing “No one told you death was gonna be this way!” The storyline takes place a few years since the group has been together at the…
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Looking for a Four-Day Workweek? These Companies Have You Covered
Are you looking for a job that is not only flexible but has fewer hours? There are plenty of companies, specifically in the tech field, that offer remote positions and 32-hour work weeks. Here are some of those employers, according to Fast Company. Blackthorn.io This company also includes paid holidays, health insurance, dental…
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Legal Matters: The Role of Negligence in a Personal Injury Case
By Dischell Bartle Dooley Negligence is a key factor in personal injury cases. It occurs whenever a party — whether a person, company, employer, or manufacturer — fails to uphold the standard of care needed to avoid foreseeable harm to another person or their property. Generally speaking, when someone acts carelessly and causes an injury…
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Montgomery County Reignites Efforts to Find, Retain Volunteer Firefighters
The Main Line has been struggling to keep volunteer firefighters, but many stations in Montgomery County are taking the incentive route for retention. The number of volunteer firefighters in Pennsylvania has dwindled from 60,000 to 38,000 over the past two decades, writes Paul Jablow for Main Line Today. Professional firefighters can cost departments up…
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MONTCO Careers — Montgomery County Community College
Montgomery County Community College invites applications for the Program Technical Coordinator position. The Program Technical Coordinator is responsible for assisting the Senior Director in executing the Lively Arts Series (LAS) and Fine Arts Galleries programs. They will manage and operate the Science Center Theater, acting as the Liaison with LAS Guest Artists and venue rental…
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Treasure Hunter Accuses FBI of Distorting Key Evidence in Pennsylvania Gold Case
Treasure hunter Dennis Parada is not satisfied with the documents the FBI released on its secretive search for Civil War-era gold in Dents Run and is now even more convinced of a coverup, writes Michael Rubinkam for the Honolulu Star-Advertiser. Parada forced the FBI in court to turn over records of its Pennsylvania excavation at…
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Four Signs Its Time to Quit Your Job
The Great Resignation is here to stay, even amid inflation. Here are four signs that you should quit your job, according to GoBankingRates.com. There’s no room for growth Being stuck in a rut is not a good place to be. If you feel like your current position is setting you back in achieving your…
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Penn State Great Valley to Host 11th Annual Golf Outing to Support Student Scholarships
Penn State Great Valley will host its 11th annual golf outing to support campus programs on Tuesday, May 16, at the Applecross Country Club in Downingtown. This year’s outing will support Penn State Great Valley student scholarships. Financial support can make a great difference to graduate students, many of whom are already carrying significant debt…
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This Montgomery County Brewery Has Some of the Best Beers in Pennsylvania
There’s an abundance of breweries scattered across the state, and some call Montgomery County home. With the germination of beer venues in the past decade, no hophead will be left thirsting for foam. In order find the best brew in the state, the website Stacker used data from BeerAdvocate and compiled a list of the…
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Four Tips for Finding a Flexible Job
Flexible jobs are in high demand, especially since having a good work-life-balance can give great benefits to your health. Here are the steps you can take to finding a flexible job that works for you. Understand what a flexible job is Flexibility can mean different things, depending on the person. It could mean…
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Valley Forge Park to Construct Trail to King of Prussia
Valley Forge National Historical Park is going to get a little bit of a makeover, after the approval of new construction. The project will link the park to the Chester Valley Trail, the King of Prussia Town Center, and the Schuylkill River Trail. The park will also see improvements to the North Gulph Road…
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Conshohocken-Built Butter Sculpture Turns into Renewable Energy
Conshohocken artists are spreading their creation across Pennsylvania, even after it’s been disassembled. Jim Victor and Marie Pelton created a 1,000-pound butter sculpture to go on display at the Pennsylvania Farm Show. It took several weeks to construct using donated Land O’ Lake’s butter from Carlisle. The sculpture has since been deconstructed by the…
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MCCC Hosts 9th Annual Tri-County High School Art Exhibition
Students from 16 high schools from Montgomery, Berks, and Chester counties will be sharing their talents at Montgomery County Community College’s 9th Annual Tri-County High School Art Exhibition and Competition. The event takes place on the Pottstown campus. This free exhibition features 170 pieces of artwork and opens Wednesday, Feb. 22. There will be a…
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Four High Paying Low-Stress Jobs for 2023
High salaries are commonly associated with high-stress jobs. But there’s a way to keep the cash flowing without having to compromise your mental health. Here are low-stress jobs that pay well in 2023, according to GoBankingRates.com. Statistician Average Annual Salary: $96,280 If you’re good with math and analyzing data, this might be the…
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Jenkintown Woman’s Philly Vintage Store Is an Homage to Civil Rights Movement
Montgomery County’s Kimberly McGlonn wears many hats. She’s a professor at Drexel University, a Jenkintown councilwoman, a traveler, and an activist. Her latest venture is the most recent installment of her fashion endeavors. Black Ivy Thrift opened earlier this year in West Philadelphia, writes Franki Rudnesky for Philly Voice. This curated collection of sustainable…
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