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‘Down and Dirty’ Collaboration Enhances Penn State Abington Students’ Art Practice
Since 2022, two Penn State Abington art faculty have been teaching a collaborative tile making course at the Moravian Pottery and TileWorks, a working history museum in Doylestown. The classes blend art and history by immersing students in the process and philosophy forged by noted designer and tilemaker Henry Mercer. Taught by Chris Bonner, associate teaching professor of art, and Yvonne…
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David’s Bridal Relocates Headquarters, Paves Way for New Housing in Conshohocken
David’s Bridal will move its corporate headquarters from 1001 Washington St. to 630 Allendale Road in King of Prussia on August 1, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The new 59,000-square-foot facility will enable the wedding dress retailer to consolidate operations and relocate its Atlanta-based photo studio, creating new jobs. The move…
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Nonprofit Second Wind Bicycles Transforms Transportation Access in Gilbertsville
The community-driven efforts of Second Wind Bicycles have resulted in hundreds of refurbished bicycles, writes Emily Neil for WHYY. Founded in 2021 by Zac Gery, the nonprofit organization aims to alleviate transportation challenges in Montgomery, Berks, and Bucks counties. Gery launched Second Wind Bicycles after recognizing a significant gap in bicycle access across the region.…
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Aerospace Heritage Event Blasts Off at The Fuge in Warminster July 20
Southeastern Pennsylvania’s rich contributions to early U.S. manned spaceflight will be celebrated this month with a special event. On Saturday, July 20, from 1 PM to 5 PM at The Fuge in Warminster, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Cold War Historical Society will host “The Space Race in Southeastern Pennsylvania.” The Fuge, now an events…
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Ten Montgomery County Suburbs Rank Among Best in Philadelphia
Ten Montgomery County townships have found their place among the 25 best suburbs in Philadelphia, according to a recently released report from Stacker. Stacker used data provided by Niche to determine the best suburbs in Philadelphia. Niche used several metrics to rank suburbs across the U.S., including diversity, the cost of living, the share of…
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Lansdale Student Putting Her Skills on National Stage at USA Football’s Junior International Cup
Tessa Wieloch, a Lansdale student-athlete, is preparing to showcase her skills on the national stage at USA Football’s Junior International Cup, reports Nick Iadonisi for 6 ABC Philadelphia. Wieloch is part of the 17U U.S. Girls’ Flag National Team. “We get to represent our country and play in a huge tournament, the Junior International Cup,…
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Conshohocken’s Morgan Properties Expands Pennsylvania Holdings with Major Acquisition
Conshohocken-based Morgan Properties has significantly expanded its presence in Pennsylvania by acquiring a multifamily portfolio totaling 3,434 units, writes Paul Schwedelson for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The real estate firm purchased the 11-property portfolio from Flourtown-based DePaul Management Co., the original developer of these properties. The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. …
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Delco Native Revives 1800s Farmhouse in Elkins Park with Modern Touches
Delco native and seasoned woodworker Colin Browne, and his wife Karolye Eldridge were living in New England until the cost of living forced them to reconsider their location, writes Laura Hoover for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Their return led them to an 1800s farmhouse in Elkins Park, nestled beside Tookany Creek, in need of significant…
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Cheltenham High Remembers Former Beloved Teacher and Coach Charlie Stamm
Charlie Stamm, a beloved former Cheltenham High School teacher and coach, passed away on June 3 at Bethesda Hospital East in Boynton Beach, Florida, writes Gary Miles for The Philadelphia Inquirer. He was 75 and succumbed to cancer. Stamm’s career at Cheltenham High School spanned 33 years, during which he made significant contributions. …
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Legal Matters: 3 Questions to Consider When Planning Summer Vacation
By: Elizabeth Billies As your kids turn their attention away from books and teachers’ dirty (more likely weary) looks, you (and they) may ask, what will we do this summer? Many families use the summer months to take long overdue vacations to the beach, the mountains and even abroad. All vacations require some planning. But…
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Norristown’s 14-Year-Old Soccer Sensation Cavan Sullivan to Join Manchester City After Union Start
The Philadelphia Union has agreed to terms on a deal with Manchester City for Norristown’s 14-year-old soccer wunderkind Cavan Sullivan, writes Jonathan Tannenwald for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Sullivan will begin his professional career with the Union before joining Manchester City. He will remain in the Philadelphia area before joining Manchester City when he turns 18…
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Tecovas Brings Western Flair to Pennsylvania with New King of Prussia Store
Western-inspired clothing brand Tecovas opened its first store in Pennsylvania in King of Prussia Mall last month, writes Franki Rudnesky for the Philly Voice. Austin-based Tecovas is a fast-growing Western wear retailer that was founded nine years ago. It has close to half a million followers on Instagram and its fans include celebrities such as…
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Horsham Township Hosts 33rd Anniversary Ukrainian Folk Festival
Horsham Township will once again host the annual Ukrainian Folk Festival, a celebration of Ukrainian culture and art, next month, writes Chris Compendio for the Philly Voice. The festival will take place on August 25 at the Tryzub Ukrainian American Sport Center. The day will celebrate the 33rd anniversary of Ukraine’s independence with music and…
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Savor Summer: Inside Farmer’s Daughter’s Fresh Seasonal Dishes
Normandy Farm’s restaurant, the farmer’s daughter, located in the heart of Blue Bell, has launched an exciting new summer menu curated by Executive Chef Mtele Abubakar. The seasonal offerings highlight the freshest local ingredients and innovative flavors, providing a delightful culinary experience for all guests. Guests can start their day with a hearty breakfast…
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How Pottstown-born Trey Yesavage Became a Top MLB Draft Prospect
Pottstown-born Trey Yesavage, an East Carolina University pitcher, is one of the top MLB draft prospects in the nation, writes Ben Silver for Main Line Today. Following the MLB Draft Combine in June, Yesavage is projected to be selected as one of the first picks. Yesavage started playing in high school, before committing to East…
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Schuylkill River Among Pennsylvania’s Most Scenic Fishing Spots
Fishing aficionados in Montgomery County can enjoy their favorite activity not far from home at one of Pennsylvania’s most scenic fishing spots, according to a staff report from The Keystone. The Schuylkill River offers an unforgettable river fishing experience for those who are drawn to the rhythm of flowing waters. The river has large populations…
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All Aboard the Chief Uncas: Experience Historical Boat Tours on the Susquehanna River
The Susquehanna National Heritage Area welcomes the summer season with its enchanting Chief Uncas boat tours. From June through October, these tours offer a unique and historic way to explore the scenic beauty and rich history of the Susquehanna River. Unveiling the Chief Uncas Experience The Chief Uncas, a stunning 55-foot antique wooden boat built…
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Large Increase in Applications Prompts Jump in Deposits for Gwynedd Mercy University
Gwynedd Mercy University is looking ahead to a strong future as its 75th anniversary year comes to a close. The University has seen applications increase by more than 10 percent for fall 2024, resulting in a double-digit percentage increase in deposits. The University achieved a number of historic milestones this year. It received its highest-ever…
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