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North Wales Giant Food Store Sells Lottery Ticket Worth Nearly $1.3 Million
A Giant Food Store in North Wales is the reason why one Pennsylvanian is raking in the big bucks. The Quick Cash player won nearly $1.3 million (before taxes and fees). Mac Bullock covered the windfall in the Daily Voice. The Giant at 1201 Knapp Road will receive a $10,000 bonus for selling the ticket.…
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Three Tips on Formatting Your Résumé
In the world of online job applications, the content of your résumé can really make or break your chances. There are many tips to skirt ATS scanners and make your CV pop. But what about formatting? CNBC contributor Gili Malinsky consulted experts on how to properly format your résumé. Education on top for recent grads …
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Farm-Turned Brewery in Gilbertsville is a Family Affair
A new brewery in Gilbertsville will be taking over a 35-acre farm. Josh and Brett Firely will be running the show at Sunset Hill Brewing, but not without help from the family. The brothers told BreweriesinPA in an interview that Brett oversees brewing and Josh handles the taproom. Josh’s wife Steph is the accountant and…
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Montco Electric Vehicle Registration Nearly Triples from 2018 to 2022
Electric vehicles are on the rise in Montgomery County. According to PennDOT, the amount of EV’s registered in the county jumped from 1,140 to 3,186 between 2018 and 2022. Currently, there are 31,000 registered vehicles throughout Pennsylvania, writes Joe Zlomeck for The Sanatoga Post. President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure law has awarded Pennsylvania $25.4 million…
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PREIT Loses Appeal to Build 503-Unit Apartment High Rise at Plymouth Meeting Mall
Real estate trust company PREIT has lost an appeal to build an apartment community on the property of Plymouth Meeting Mall. The Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas struck down the deal. PREIT wanted to construct a 503-unit living community on the property, writes Kevin Tierney for More Than the Curve. In 2021, this…
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Want to Avoid Burnout? Here are Workplace Red (and Green) Flags to Look For
Burnout is a common affliction in the workplace, caused by unmanaged stress. Employees who experience burnout are also more likely to have a litany of mental and physical problems, writes Natalie Tham for CNBC. While there is only so much you can do on the job, there are things you can do to avoid finding…
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Santander Bank Closing 13 Pennsylvania, New Jersey Branches; One Is in Montgomery County
Santander Bank is closing 13 branches in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, including one in Montgomery County, writes Jeff Blumenthal for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Overall, five closing locations are in the immediate Philadelphia region, while five more are on its outskirts. According to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Santander Bank has filed…
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Six Careers That Pay More Than $100K
Deciding on your career can be daunting, especially when finances come into play. If you’re aiming for a high salary, here are some jobs that pay over $100K according to the website GoBankingRates.com Public Relations Manager Average Annual Salary: $119,860 A bachelor’s or a master’s can help you land this senior position in the public…
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Obsession with Waves Helped Phoenixville Photographer Capture Perfect Photo
An obsession with waves helped Nathaniel Hawes, a Phoenixville photographer, capture the perfect photo of “Frame of a Frozen A-Frame,” he writes for The Inertia. Hawes, who also loves taking photos of snow, does not mind driving for hours in hopes of finding the right spot or the right moment for a great shot. That…
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Four Lucrative Side-Hustles for 2023
In the age of inflation, sometimes a full-time job isn’t enough to cover the costs of general life expenses. Here are some lucrative side-hustles to make some extra cash, according to The Motley Fool. 1. Driving for a Ride-Share Rideshare services such as Lyft and Uber have dominated the private transportation industry for the…
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Six Workplace Trends to Expect in 2023
This year, 2022, was a roller coaster. A looming recession and inflation fueled anxieties about careers and personal finances. An ongoing pandemic contributed to a shift in workplace culture, that affected how companies operated. Here’s what workplace trends we can expect in 2023, according to online education site Emeritus.org. 1. Hiring and Retention Issues…
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Colin Neill Named Permanent Chancellor of Penn State Great Valley
Colin Neill has been named chancellor, dean, and chief academic officer of Penn State Great Valley, effective Jan. 1, 2023. Neill is assuming the role on a permanent basis after serving as interim chancellor since July. He succeeds James A. Nemes, who retired last summer. Neill has been a faculty member at the Penn State Great…
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Amtrak’s New Airo Trains Give Riders a Modern Experience
Amtrak released details of its new Airo trains last week, which are expected to replace the carrier’s 50-year-old rolling stock starting in 2026, writes Julia Musto for FOX 29. The new trains will operate on routes across the country, including in Pennsylvania. “As we invest in the future, Amtrak is leading the way with a…
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Five Industries That Offer High-Paying Remote Jobs
While remote work remains a contested issue within companies, there’s no doubt that it’s here to stay. In fact, there are many work-from-home positions that can be quite lucrative, according to the jobs site Ladders Inc. The website conducted an analysis of high-paying roles that were also remote and was able to identify the top…
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Penn State Great Valley Celebrates Giving Tuesday Success
Penn State Great Valley’s GivingTuesday campaign was a great success, with 21 donors contributing $2,010 to support Great Valley’s Sustainability Committee. The effort was part of a record-breaking GivingTuesday across the University. Comprising faculty and staff, the committee works on initiatives that promote and support a green and sustainable campus. The group’s work is guided by the sustainability…
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MCCC Day of Giving Fundraiser Totals Nearly $25,000
Montgomery County Community College’s fourth annual Day of Giving raised more than $24,000 in support of the future success of students. Montgomery County Community College Foundation hosted the 24-hour event Dec. 8, with the goal of raising $5,800 in celebration of the College’s 58th anniversary. The fundraiser collected $24,897 from 109 gifts this year, exceeding…
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Five Fun Remote Jobs for Gen Z
Remote work is increasing in popularity, due to the work-life balance and freedom it offers. This workplace environment is most popular amongst Gen Z. FlexJobs recently identified remote jobs that would be most appealing to Zoomers. 1. Stylist Amazon is looking for Zoomers who have a passion for fashion. Only two years of…
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Five Ways to Tackle End of the Year Burnout
Even though the end of the year is supposed to bring holiday cheer, it can be anxiety-inducing for many. It’s typically the time employees may have their annual reviews and have to churn out projects before the holidays. Forbes contributor Caroline Castrillon, tells us how we can avoid end of the year burnout. 1.…
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