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First Bank: Why is Self-Care Important?
With the start of a new school year, September is the perfect time to refine your self-care habits. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines self-care as “individuals, families, and communities promoting and maintaining their own health, preventing disease, and coping with illness and disability.” During this Self-Care Awareness Month, think about how you can treat…
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After Losing Her Brother to Suicide, Meridian Bank’s Lisa Carmoli Is an Advocate and Pillar of Meridian Community
September is National Suicide Prevention Month. As a suicide loss survivor, Lisa Carmoli, an Executive Assistant at Meridian Bank, works to share her family’s story of grief, love, and extreme support. In May 2019, Carmoli experienced a devastating loss after her brother, Mike, died by suicide. Since his passing, she has become a prevention advocate…
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The Black Cat Cafe Remains a Well-Loved Fixture in Devon for Cats and Coffee
The Black Cat Cafe is a well-loved fixture in Devon that helps kitties find their forever homes while serving great coffee and fare for the last 13 years, writes Ed Williams for the Main Line Today. A nonprofit culinary venture, the cafe is owned by PALS Pet Adoption and Lifecare Society. All proceeds go toward…
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Downingtown Resident Honored with Prestigious Saint Catherine Medal from Immaculata University
Immaculata University senior Ava Thorley, of Downingtown, was awarded the prestigious Saint Catherine of Alexandria Medal for 2023-2024. The Medal was presented to Thorley by President Barbara Lettiere ’72 during the Mass of the Holy Spirit on Aug. 31. Kappa Gamma Pi, a national honor society for graduates of Catholic colleges, sponsors the Medal that…
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MONTCO Careers – Aqua Pennsylvania
Aqua, a subsidiary of Essential Utilities, Inc., knows that water is a precious resource – one that plays a critical role in sustaining life. That’s why they take seriously their mission: protecting and providing Earth’s most essential resource. Aqua is guided by a set of principles that embody the character of the company and inspire…
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Overflowing with Breweries, Shops, and Eateries, Phoenixville Is Perfect Town to Spend Day
With all of its breweries, shops, restaurants, and entertainment spots, Phoenixville has more than enough to offer those looking for a place to spend a fun day out, writes Noah Rymsza for Main Line Today. Start your day with a hearty breakfast at Your Mom’s Place. The popular eatery offers great food and friendly service…
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One of the Mid-Atlantic’s Favorite Foods Has Roots in Chester County
In neighboring Delaware and the surrounding Mid-Atlantic states, one of the favorite foods that is often eaten for breakfast is scrapple, a rectangle-shaped pork relative of sausage, writes Andre Lamar for Delaware Online. Scrapple is made from leftover pig parts, cornmeal, and flour. The meat is made into a loaf before it is sliced and…
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Massive Industrial Complex Coming to Happy Days Farm in Exton
Atlanta developer Portman Holdings is planning to build a huge 1.9 million-square-foot industrial complex in Exton on the site of Happy Days Farm, writes Paul Schwedelson for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The company recently acquired 169 acres at 1130 Pottstown Pike. The site sits between Route 100 and I-76. The combined price of the purchase…
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This Chester County Town Is One of the Most Gorgeous Places to Visit in Fall
Pennsylvania is known for having beautiful views all over the state so it’s no surprise that a Chester County location is one of the most gorgeous places to visit during the fall, writes Alicia Remmy for The Travel. While any season is prime time to visit Pennsylvania, autumn can be especially pretty with the many changing colors of…
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See Which Famous Food Brands Originated in Chester County
Pennsylvania may not be the state that first comes to mind as the home of some of the most famous food brands in the country, but there are many nationally known food brands that got their start here, writes James Wesser for abc27 News. A few of them originated in Chester County, including the popular…
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West Chester University Welcomes Largest First-Year Class
West Chester University’s 2023-2024 academic year begins with the first classes of the fall semester on Monday, Aug. 28. A Golden Welcome to all those new to WCU, and a hearty welcome back to those returning – whether students, faculty, or staff. Welcome also to those taking classes and teaching on the Philadelphia campus and…
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Colombian-Inspired Cafe Opens in Pennsbury Township
While Margie Perez opened her Colombian/North American-inspired cafe in Pennsbury Township with little fanfare back in February, she has been enjoying her time putting love into all her cooking creations, according to a staff report from Chadds Ford Live. Perez grew up in Colombia where she had the pleasure of being spoiled by her grandmother’s…
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‘Bachelorette’ Contestant, Royersford Native Chosen as Next Bachelor
The Bachelorette contestant Joey Graziadei, a West Chester University graduate and a Royersford native, was the runner-up on the season finale of competing for Charity Lawson’s heart, writes Franki Rudneskey for PhillyVoice. The new leading man will take the spotlight on season 28 of The Bachelor on ABC. Graziadei became a fan favorite throughout this season with his…
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PA Environmental Protection Secretary Richard Negrin Tours Once-Troubled Berks County Wastewater System
Pennsylvania American Water hosted Richard Negrin, Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) for a tour of its Exeter Wastewater Treatment Plant in Exeter Township. Sec. Negrin was welcomed on Thursday, Aug. 17, by the company’s president and members of its operations, engineering, and water quality teams. Nearly five years ago, in October…
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Local Artist Astounds with His Wooden Creations at Oxford Craft Show
Local artist Dan Breslow recently astounded people with his unique hand-made items at Ware’s Christmas in July craft show in Oxford, writes Steven Hoffman for the Chester County Press. “I was the unicorn in the show at Ware,” he said. “My price range may have been higher than others, but I sold very well.” Most…
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Adam Sandler Stopped at These Chester County Spots While Filming His Movie ‘Hustle’
Popular actor Adam Sandler spent his time living in Philadelphia during the making of his 76ers-inspired Netflix film Hustle eating like a local and often frequenting several area restaurants, according to a staff report from Visit Philadelphia. During the shooting of the movie, Sandler became a regular at DanDan, a Sichuan/Taiwanese restaurant in Wayne. While…
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Maui Chef with Roots in West Chester Helps Residents Who Lost Everything in Wildfire
Zach Sato, a Maui chef with family roots in West Chester, and his restaurant Havens, with two Maui locations, are doing their part to help survivors and relief workers after the wildfire that devastated Hawaii, writes Christie Ileto for 6ABC. Sato has been pitching in with 500 meals a day for those who have lost…
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Chester County BBQ Joint Makes List of Top 10 Must-Try Spots in Pennsylvania
Whether you call it BBQ or barbecue, it will still be melt-in-your-mouth delicious. Staff from PhillyBite Magazine ranked their top 10 must-try BBQ spots in Pennsylvania and this Chester County restaurant made the list. Located in Kennett Square, this family-owned establishment has been serving the people of the county and beyond for 30 years. Located…
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