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Bryn Mawr Film Institute Names Third Executive Director as Theater Turns 100
As it celebrates its centennial, the Bryn Mawr Film Institute appointed Scott Fisher as its third executive director, following Sam Scott and founder Juliet Goodfriend, writes Ed Williams for the Main Line Today. Fisher has served on over 20 nonprofit boards in various regions over the years, developing a balance of risk-taking and strong fiscal…
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This Rare Montco Marble Is Showing Up in Philly’s Hottest Spots
A rare piece of Montco’s past is resurfacing in a surprising place: the countertops of Philadelphia’s newest restaurants, writes Peter Crimmins for WHYY. Marble originally quarried in Montco, known as “King of Prussia marble,” is being repurposed from historic buildings and reused in new spaces, including the recently opened The Bread Room. The stone once…
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Staffing Shortages, Financial Strain Force Closure of Main Line Health Women’s Wellness Center
A specialized behavioral health program serving Montgomery County residents is set to close its doors, writes Harold Brubaker for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Main Line Health announced it will shut down its Women’s Emotional Wellness Center, including its King of Prussia location, on June 8. The health network cites staffing challenges and financial pressures. The center…
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Big Changes Planned for Plymouth Meeting Mall as Developer Eyes Sports Complex
A major redevelopment vision taking shape in the region could soon have a big impact in Montgomery County, writes Paul Schwedelson for The Philadelphia Business Journal. Developer Dean Adler plans to transform aging shopping malls, including Plymouth Meeting Mall, into vibrant mixed-use destinations anchored by youth sports facilities. At Plymouth Meeting Mall, Adler’s proposal calls…
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Inside Bryn Mawr College’s Vision to Redefine the Liberal Arts Experience
Bryn Mawr College is laying out an ambitious roadmap for the future, unveiling a new 10-year strategic plan aimed at strengthening academics, student experience, and campus life, writes Susan Snyder for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The Lower Merion institution’s vision builds on recent momentum under President Wendy Cadge. It implemented a pilot mentorship program that connects…
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Will Michael Rubin’s Star-Studded Party Take a Backseat to Swift-Kelce Wedding Buzz?
Even Michael Rubin knows when to share the spotlight, writes Oli Coleman for Page Six. The Lafayette Hill native is the mastermind behind one of the Hamptons‘ most exclusive summer parties. This year, Rubin’s iconic bash is set for July 1 and Page Six suggests the timing is no coincidence, pointing to the rumored wedding…
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Blue Bell’s Angel Flight East Gives Patients a Free Lift — Literally
What if a long, stressful journey to life-saving treatment could be replaced with a smooth ride through the sky? Angel Flight East is based at Blue Bell’s Wings Field and connects those in need with a network of more than 400 volunteer pilots who want to help. The organization calls on these pilots to donate…
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Montco Trail Challenge Invites Residents to Explore History with Every Step
Montgomery County’s popular outdoor tradition is back, giving residents a fun way to explore local trails while staying active, writes Emily Neil for WHYY. The annual Montco Trail Challenge officially kicked off last weekend, inviting participants to visit 18 trails and, for the first time, four historic sites across the county. The Montgomery County Office…
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King of Prussia’s Victus Sports Hits It Out of the Park with These Custom MLB Bats
In the heart of King of Prussia, Victus Sports is crafting some of the most recognizable bats in Major League Baseball. Their factory produces around 600 bats on a typical day, supplying pros across the globe, retailers nationwide, and fans who place custom orders. With about 31% of active MLB players swinging a Victus bat,…
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Ambler’s Phenom Acquires Plum to Tackle AI Hiring Challenges
Ambler’s Phenom announced that it is expanding its hiring technology platform with the acquisition of Plum, a firm known for verifying authenticity in an age of AI. Plum is known for its psychometric-based assessments that measure behavioral traits and “durable skills” like adaptability and judgment. The move follows Phenom’s earlier acquisition of Be Applied and…
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Morgan Properties’ Massive Growth Pushes It Near the Top Nationwide
Morgan Properties continues to climb the ranks of the nation’s largest apartment owners, the Conshohocken company announced in a press release. The company ranked No.2 on the 2026 National Multifamily Housing Council list. It moved up from No. 3 last year after adding nearly 13,800 units, more than any other firm on the list. Morgan’s…
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Beloved State Champion Tree Receives Funeral in Bala Cynwyd on Arbor Day
An unusual funeral took place on Arbor Day at Laurel Hill in Bala Cynwyd, where the majestic English yew tree, a beloved Pennsylvania state champion, was laid to rest, writes Siafa Lewis for CBS News Philadelphia. Often called the tree of the dead, yew trees are frequently found in cemetery landscapes. The state champion had…
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The Mall Isn’t What It Used to Be—Here’s How Montco Is Adapting
The days of packed food courts and endless retail browsing may feel like a thing of the past, but Montgomery County’s malls are far from fading away, writes Erin McCarthy for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Instead, they’re evolving, and in different ways depending on the property. At the King of Prussia Mall, that evolution has meant…
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Jeffersonville Golf Club Transformed Into One of Nation’s Best
Jeffersonville Golf Club in Norristown managed to transform from a dried-out, nondescript public course into one of the nation’s best veneus – but it did not happen overnight, writes Jack Hirsh for GOLF. Jeffersonville has a peak rate of $80 on the weekends, which earned it a place on GOLF’s inaugural list of America’s best golf courses you can play for…
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From Ski Tuner to Billionaire: Bryn Mawr’s Michael Rubin’s Main Line Roots
Bryn Mawr billionaire Michael Rubin started his first business at 12, tuning skis in the basement of his parents’ Lafayette Hill home, writes Gina Lizzo for the Main Line Today. Today, he is the founder and CEO of Fanatics, a constantly growing licensed sports merchandise brand. He also launched REFORM Alliance with rap superstars Meek…
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Souderton’s Univest Eyes Growth Beyond Philly as Earnings Climb
Souderton-based Univest Financial Corp. is posting strong financial gains while setting its sights on growth beyond the Philadelphia region, writes Jeff Blumenthal for The Philadelphia Business Journal. The Montgomery County bank reported a 21% jump in first-quarter earnings alongside a nearly 12% increase in net interest income. The steady momentum poises the company to sharpen…
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SEPTA’s Conshohocken Project Highlights Shift Toward Transit-Oriented Living
Plans to bring new housing near the Conshohocken SEPTA train station move forward, according to Thomas Fitzgerald for The Philadelphia Inquirer. SEPTA is now focused on developing roughly 300 apartments on land once slated for a $48 million parking garage. This shift reflects a growing demand for walkable, transit-oriented communities. SEPTA has partnered with Philadelphia-based…
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Union League Expands Lafayette Hill Club with New Amenities, Event Space
The Union League of Philadelphia is continuing to expand and modernize its footprint in Montgomery County, writes Todd Romero for The Philadelphia Business Journal. The club has new investments planned for its Lafayette Hill property, Union League Liberty Hill. As part of a broader push to evolve beyond a traditional city club, the organization is…
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