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1950s Ranch Home in Phoenixville Gets Total Contemporary Remodel
When the owners of a 1950s ranch home in Phoenixville purchased their new residence, it had almost all the original elements. Yet, the rooms were closed off from each other and had low ceilings. They decided to do a complete contemporary remodel, according to contemporist.com. With nearly 3,500 square feet of living space, the couple…
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As It Rises in Popularity, Avelo Airlines Expands for Local Travelers
Less than a year after its debut at the nearby Wilmington Airport, Avelo Airlines plans to add two new routes for Montgomery County travelers and others to enjoy, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. With the addition of San Juan Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport (SJU) in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Sarasota…
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Jay Pharoah – Star Comedian of Saturday Night Live – to Perform at West Chester University
Jay Pharoah, the star comedian made famous by NBC’s Saturday Night Live, will take the stage at West Chester University for one performance only on Saturday, Sept. 30 at 8 PM. Tickets are on sale to the public here or 610.436.2266. The performance will take place in the Emilie K. Asplundh Concert Hall in Philips Memorial Building…
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MONTCO Careers — Pennsylvania American Water
Pennsylvania American Water, a subsidiary of American Water, is the largest investor owned water utility in the state, providing high-quality and reliable water and/or wastewater services to approximately 2.4 million people. American Water employs more than 6,500 dedicated professionals who provide regulated and market-based drinking water, wastewater, and other related services in 24 states. Operations Specialist —…
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Chester County Town Makes List of Top Pennsylvania Towns to Visit
Chester County, and Pennsylvania in general, is filled with wonderful small towns to visit. Whether you’re looking for a day away or a new place to live, this Chester County town should be on your list, according to World Atlas. You may know it as the home of Longwood Gardens or the Mushroom Capital of…
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Local Meteorologist Who Advocated Against Restrictions, Donates Blood for First Time in Devon
After spending years advocating against the FDA-enacted restrictions that critics believe to be discriminatory against gay and bisexual men, Adam Joseph donated blood for the first time at a blood drive in Devon, writes TaRhonda Thomas for 6ABC. “[I] never thought it would come to the point where I could actually lay here,” said Adam…
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West Chester University Honored as 2023 U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon School
West Chester University was among the four universities honored at the 2023 U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon Schools ceremony at the U.S. Department of Education in Washington, D.C. WCU was recognized for our innovative efforts to reduce environmental impact and costs, promote better health, and ensure effective sustainability and environmental education. Representatives received sustainably crafted plaques…
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Why Alternative Strategies Represent A New Frontier In Investing
The world of investing has come a long way since the days of buying and holding stocks and bonds. With the advent of technology and the globalization of markets, investors have more choices than ever. Once reserved for the ultra-wealthy, alternative investment strategies are becoming increasingly accessible to retail investors. In this article, we’ll explore…
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Chadds Ford Native, Former UNC Field Hockey Star One of Youngest Division I Coaches in History
Erin Matson, a Chadds Ford native and former University of North Carolina field hockey star, is one of the youngest Division I coaches in history at 23, writes Isabella DiAmore for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Matson’s field hockey career started early and progressed rapidly. At 13, she joined the U.S. women’s national indoor field hockey team.…
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International Pickleball Tournament Making Stop in Berwyn Later This Month
The Association of Pickleball Players is planning to make a tour stop in Berwyn later this month for the APP Philadelphia Open, writes John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The event will take place at Upper Main Line YMCA from Aug. 23 to 27. The Association of Pickleball Players serves professionals, senior professionals, and…
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West Chester Native Joins Action News Team at 6ABC
West Chester native Caroline Goggin, who currently works at WHDH in Boston, joined Action News at 6ABC as a reporter and anchor, writes Jeff Blumenthal for the Philadelphia Business Journal. “Life update: After three years working in Boston, and seven years in New England, I’m heading home,” announced Goggin on Twitter. “I’ve accepted an anchor/reporter…
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‘Bachelorette’ Contestant Takes Star Charity Lawson on Hometown Date in Collegeville
Love was in the air in Collegeville, where The Bachelorette contestant Joey Graziadei, a West Chester University graduate, took star Charity Lawson for a hometown date, writes Franki Rudnesky for PhillyVoice. In the episode of the popular show that aired on July 31, Graziadei introduced Lawson to his family and played some tennis with her. …
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Immaculata University Adds Family Nurse Practitioner to M.S.N. Offerings
Immaculata University is now offering a new track within its Master of Science in Nursing (M.S.N.) program for Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP). Professionals in this advanced nursing specialty have in-depth knowledge and skills to provide primary care for families and individuals, from prenatal and pediatric to adult and elder care. “A profession as a family nurse…
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Chester County Town Listed as One of Best College Towns in Pennsylvania
West Chester, home of West Chester University, is one of the best college towns in Pennsylvania, according to a new list recently released by World Atlas. This thriving town of around 18,000 residents has one of the best main streets in the state, where historic buildings play host to a range of restaurants, boutiques, galleries,…
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Retired Racehorses Live Out Their Lives in Comfort at West Chester Sanctuary
Maui Meadow Farm in West Chester is a safe place for retired racehorses which helps them find new homes while also rehabilitating injured animals, writes Kim Hudson for CBS Philadelphia. The farm is the place where former racehorses prepare for and get acclimated to life after racing. One such animal is Strong Magic, who recently had to…
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Phoenixville Native Uses Drone to Scan Philadelphia’s Hidden Beauty
Chris Hytha, a 26-year-old Phoenixville native, fell in love with the Philadelphia skyline in middle school during a family visit to Center City, writes Kevin Riordan for The Philadelphia Inquirer. “That experience is really what led me to study architecture, to explore the city, and to try to find a way to get to the…
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Immaculata University Adds Three Minors to Prepare Students for In-Demand Careers
Immaculata University is offering new minors in digital forensics, emergency management and applied politics and policy for the fall semester. These interdisciplinary minors can build upon the academic foundations of undergraduate disciplines in criminology, emergency planning and management, nursing, public administration, information systems and business among others. “One of Immaculata’s main goals is to prepare students…
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18th-Century Farmhouse with Amish-built Extension Hits Market Outside West Chester
A gorgeous farmhouse at 811 Oakbourne Rd in Westtown Township built in 1758 with a finely crafted extension added by Amish carpenters in 1989 has recently hit the market, writes Sandy Smith for Philadelphia Magazine. The six-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom home is set on a lovely one-acre lot that offers beautiful views throughout. The original farmhouse retains…
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