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From Delco: New Museum Could Spark March on Brandywine Battlefield
A new museum in the heart of Philadelphia could soon send thousands of visitors marching to the historic Brandywine Battlefield near Chadds Ford. With 30,000 advance tickets already sold for the Museum of the American Revolution, the Brandywine Battlefield Task Force is arming itself for an invasion of interest once the museum opens on April…
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Ardent Credit Union Schedules Financial Wellness Workshops
Ardent Credit Union has several no-cost financial wellness workshops at their new Oaks branch scheduled this spring. Click here to learn more or sign up for one of the above sessions. [uam_ad id=”51711″]
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Montgomery County Careers – Express Scripts
With a location in Blue Bell, Express Scripts is a leading healthcare company serving tens of millions of consumers, providing integrated pharmacy benefit management services to manage drug plans for health plans, self-insured employers, and government agencies. Drug Safety Manager This position ensures global regulatory reporting compliance and timely completion and distribution of adverse experience…
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Montco Native Forms Addiction Treatment Business Driven by Personal Struggles
Montgomery County native Joseph Lubowitz has drawn from his own experience and struggles with drug addiction to start a business to help other people facing similar issues, writes Stan Silverman for Philadelphia Business Journal. Joseph Lubowitz Lubowitz, an Upper Dublin High School graduate, is the founder and CEO of Humble Beginnings Recovery Centers. These provide…
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Richard Gottlieb Named President and COO of Keystone Property Group
Conshohocken’s Keystone Property Group has named Richard S. Gottlieb as the firm’s president and chief operating officer, writes Jacob Adelman for Philly.com. The new roles will put Gottlieb, a longtime Keystone executive, in charge of development, management, and leasing the firm’s 10 million-square-foot portfolio. He will report to former president and current chief executive Bill…
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Penn State Among America’s Top 50 Public Colleges
Pennsylvania State University is among the top 50 best public colleges nationwide according to the recent ranking from Buffalo Business First, writes G. Scott Thomas for Philadelphia Business Journal. Penn State placed at 31 out of nearly 500 four-year public colleges that were ranked by Business First. The publication limited the ranking to public schools…
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IKEA Adds Bicycles, Smart Lighting to Its Range of Products
Showing its increasing diversity including now offering bicycles, IKEA has added a line of smart lighting to its product range, writes Chris Matyszczyk for Inc. The Swedish furniture giant, which has its U.S. headquarters in Conshohocken, is well known for producing stylish furniture at affordable prices. But this of course comes with investing the time…
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From Delco: Investment Analyst: ‘Wawa a Small-Scale Cult in Philadelphia Area’
Even in a conversation about one of investors’ favorite convenience store chains, Wawa steals the show. Prompted by disappointing third-quarter profits from Midwest C-store franchise Casey’s General Stores, Bill Barker of Motley Fool Funds quickly steered the show to Wawa, the “Casey’s General of the Mid-Atlantic,” during a Market Foolery episode by Chris Hill on…
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Montgomery County Careers – GMH Mortgage Services
Based in Conshohocken, GMH Mortgage Services is a direct-lending company supplying Retail, Wholesale, Direct, and Specialty Product loan options with a hands-on approach that produces outstanding results for clients and partners. Mortgage Loan Processor This position gathers and inputs loan information for processing and underwriting, ensures that all loan documentation is complete, accurate, verified, and compliant with…
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Pottstown’s The Mercury Wins Big at Keystone Press Awards
Pottstown’s The Mercury won seven statewide awards in an annual Keystone Press Awards contest sponsored by the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association, according to a staff report from The Mercury. Six writers and editors were recognized, including former editor Nancy March, who retired last year. March took the top award in the Editorial category as well as…
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From Chesco: Exton’s Wellington Square Bookshop Ranked the Best Bookstore in Pennsylvania
Exton’s Wellington Square Bookshop has been selected as the best bookstore in Pennsylvania, writes Liz Steelman for Real Simple magazine, which partnered with Yelp to explore the best independent bookstores in the country. Real Simple and Yelp employed an algorithm that looks at the number of reviews and star rating to determine the best bookstore…
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State Releases Average SAT Scores of All Public High Schools; See How Your Montgomery County District Stacks Up
The Pennsylvania Department of Education recently published the average SAT scores for every public high school in the state. The newly released data is for tests taken in 2016, and can be found by clicking here. The SAT features three sections – reading, math, and writing – with the scores of each ranging from 200-800.…
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Montgomery County Careers – AmerisourceBergen
Based in Chesterbrook with a location in Conshohocken, AmerisourceBergen is a pharmaceutical, over-the-counter, and home health care supply wholesale company that provides distribution and related services designed to reduce costs and improve patient outcomes. Financial Analyst II This position prepares monthly financial analysis and reports for senior leadership, generates the monthly forecast, annual budget, and long-range…
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Montgomery County Ranked Fourth-Healthiest in the State
Montgomery County continues to be an elite place to live a healthy lifestyle in Pennsylvania. The annual County Health Rankings recently assessed Montgomery County as fourth-healthiest based on past health outcomes and the factors that will affect the future health of residents. The county dropped a spot from No. 3 last year but has fared…
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New SEPTA Budget Proposal Looks to Overhaul Transportation Infrastructure
If the recent plans set out by SEPTA in its ambitious budget proposal come to fruition, Philadelphia could see its entire transportation system get an overhaul over the next twelve years, writes Claire Sasko for Philadelphia Magazine. The transportation agency has proposed a budget of $727.2 million which is $180 million more than last year.…
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Will LEGOLAND Breath New Life Into Plymouth Meeting Mall?
Friday’s grand opening of the new LEGOLAND Discovery Center at Plymouth Meeting Mall was a hit with visitors who were eager to discover what this latest addition could offer, writes Suzette Parmley for Philly.com. The attraction offers a variety of activities, from admiring the stunning Independence Hall display to the Bricks Motor Test Center where you…
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Valley Forge’s Washington Memorial Chapel’s Iconic Stained-Glass Windows Get Much-Needed Repairs
“Knock and it shall be opened unto you.” This verse from St. Matthew not only serves as the biblical text for The Lafayette Window inside The Washington Memorial Chapel, but also as a metaphor for what the chapel has come to represent to those who call it “home.” Currently undergoing the first phase of a…
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House of the Week: English Country Style Home in Gladwyne
Rocky Crest is a privately situated English country style home set on over 15 acres of immaculately maintained grounds. Access is through the property’s crafted wrought-iron gateway where you are greeted by the stunning front façade of the home. On entering this 13-bedroom, 12-bath home, the detailing of the ground floor rooms immediately exudes luxury…
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