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Local CPA and Advisory Firm RKL Named Among Best Places to Work in Pa.
RKL LLP, a leading CPA and advisory firm with an Exton office and seven other Pennsylvania locations, was named one of the Best Places to Work in Pa. for the sixth year in a row. The Best Places to Work in PA program is an annual survey that uses employee input and workplace demographic data…
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WSFS Bank Teams Up with Sharing Excess and Sunday Breakfast Mission to Fight Food Insecurity Across Region
WSFS Bank has launched its annual Fall Food Drive to combat food insecurity across the Greater Philadelphia and Delaware region. WSFS banking office locations in Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania will serve as food deposit centers for WSFS associates, customers, and members of the community to donate nonperishable food items through Dec. 31. According to…
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Fort Washington-Based Timoney Knox’s Acquisition of Wayne Firm Positions It to Better Serve Main Line Clients
Fort Washington-based Timoney Knox, one of the largest law firms in Montgomery County, has acquired the Wayne law firm of Davis Bennett Spiess and Livingood LLC (DBSL). The acquisition means that Timoney Knox — renowned for its prominent trusts and estates practice, led by senior partner George Riter — will now add Carol Livingood to…
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WSFS CARES Foundation Provides Grants to Six Community Organizations in the Tri-State Area
The WSFS CARES Foundation, the charitable giving arm of WSFS Bank, has provided grants to six community organizations across its footprint as part of its continuing series of philanthropic activities. The grants, approved in the third quarter by the WSFS CARES Foundation board, will support the following organizations: Beat the Streets Philadelphia ($15,000): BTSP is…
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CFS Invites Community to Farm Fest on Saturday
Church Farm School invites the community to its Farm Fest, an outdoor event held at the boarding and day high school’s campus in Exton on Saturday, Oct. 22 from 12-4 PM. The event is being held in conjunction with an Admissions Open House from 9-11:30 AM that will enable families to see whether CFS’s college…
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New Hotel with Rooftop Bar to Redefine Conshohocken’s Skyline, Usher in New Era of Downtown Vibrancy
The first, new hotel to open in Conshohocken in 21 years will combine the borough’s industrial past with the nearby Main Line’s opulent influence. As part of the Tapestry Collection by Hilton, Hotel West & Main is slated to open today and will feature 127 rooms, a rooftop bar and lounge, a spacious fitness center,…
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Pennsylvania Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Division Honors Elliott Greenleaf’s Colin O’Boyle
The Pennsylvania Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Division has honored Elliott Greenleaf shareholder Colin J. O’Boyle — whose practice focuses on commercial litigation, healthcare litigation, and employment-related disputes — with its 2022 Michael K. Smith Award. The PBA’s Young Lawyers Division is comprised of attorneys who have not reached their 40th birthday and attorneys who are…
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Ready for Better Operations, Insights, and Growth? Meet RKL Virtual Management Solutions
RKL LLP, a leading advisory firm with an Exton office and seven other Pennsylvania locations, has launched a new subsidiary to help business leaders focus on growth and opportunity. RKL Virtual Management Solutions (RKL Virtual) manages and optimizes the accounting, finance, and workforce functions for organizations across the country. RKL Virtual is built from the…
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Main Line Health: How the Flu Shot Works — and Why You Should Get Yours
In the past few years, many people have learned a lot about viruses and other infectious diseases. From how they spread to how to prevent them, COVID-19 has led many to understand how to stay healthy and protect themselves from getting sick. This knowledge doesn’t just apply to COVID-19. It also helps you stay safe…
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Amidst Declining Enrollments Nationwide, Eastern University’s Soars by ‘Focusing on What Students Need’
It’s no secret that enrollment in higher education has dropped across the country. Initiated by changes in the economy and accelerated by a disruptive pandemic, colleges nationwide have been experiencing disappointing declines. The National Student Clearinghouse Research Center reported a 7.4 percent decline in college enrollment over the last two years, or nearly 1.3 million…
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As One of the Nation’s Top SBA Lenders, Meridian Bank Helps Music-School Franchisees Hit the Right Notes
Bucks County natives Annie Morton and Michael Morpurgo manage two School of Rock locations that provide music education for all ages. They have been teaching a rock-and-roll curriculum since 2005 and are known for bringing an authentic experience and sense of community, creating a unique learning environment. After successfully growing the business for years, in…
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Citadel Credit Union Helps to Raise More Than $2 Million for Cancer Center at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Citadel Credit Union, the presenting sponsor of the CHOP Parkway Run & Walk, has announced an additional contribution for CHOP’s Cancer Center. Presented to CHOP at the 20th annual Parkway event, Citadel doubled its annual total to $300,000 to help CHOP raise a record-breaking $2 million to fund critical childhood cancer research and care. Citadel…
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Understanding Current Tax Implications for Real Estate Investing
With stock market volatility continuing, many investors are looking for alternative strategies. Limited supply and Americans looking for more space or new locations during the pandemic led to red-hot housing markets, leading many investors to consider real estate. But increasing headlines of tax reform and tax legislation change can make it hard for ordinary Americans…
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Student from Ghana Awarded Church Farm School’s First-Ever Joseph E. Rhile Endowed Scholarship
Kwadwo Onyinah has been awarded Church Farm School’s first-ever Joseph E. Rhile Endowed Scholarship. The scholarship is named for a longtime teacher and coach and is given to a deserving senior in good academic standing who leads by example and upholds the school’s core values (with preference for a scholar-athlete in the wrestling program). Alumni,…
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Refresh Your Small Business’ Approach for the Rest of 2022 and Beyond
With the summer vacation and Back to School seasons in the rearview, many small businesses are turning their attention to the upcoming holiday season to close out the year on a high note. However, with inflation stubbornly lingering and supply chains still experiencing ups and downs in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the status…
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Seven Church Farm School Students Honored by College Board’s National Recognition Programs
The College Board’s four recognition programs — National African American Recognition Program, National Hispanic Recognition Program, National Indigenous Recognition Program, and National Rural and Small Town Recognition Program — honor underrepresented students for their academic achievements. Seven Church Farm School students have been recognized by the College Board through these programs: These programs connect students…
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Rosemont College Re-Opens Historic Residence Hall After Multimillion-Dollar Restoration
Rosemont College has re-opened Mayfield Hall, one of the most historic buildings on campus, after a $7.5 million restoration that lasted 10 months. “We are thrilled to unveil Mayfield Hall today,” Jim Cawley, Interim President of Rosemont College, said at a ribbon-cutting ceremony last month. “Construction focused on updating and revitalizing the interior while preserving…
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Four Ways Private School Can Be Affordable
You want the best education for your son. You want his high school experience to ensure he’s well-rounded, playing team sports, taking on leadership roles, and participating in community service. You know he can build on a solid academic foundation with a successful career and as a leader in his community. After all, you want…
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