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The Rise of Spring-Ford’s Lucy Olsen from Local Talent to Iowa Basketball Star
The journey to basketball stardom for Spring-Ford’s Lucy Olsen began with a simple desire to join her big sister on the court, writes Brooke Ackerman for the Philadelphia Inquirer. At just four years old, Lucy Olsen would dribble around with a beaming smile, and from then on, she was hooked. Starting with the Spring-Ford community…
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Conshohocken’s Boomi Wants to Solve the Biggest Problem Holding Back AI
Conshohocken’s Boomi announced a major upgrade to its platform, aimed at organizing data to streamline artificial intelligence for businesses, according to ERP Today. Boomi is known for helping companies connect the many software systems they rely on, from financial platforms to customer databases, so information can move smoothly between them. With the latest update, the…
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Gouldsburger’s Expands to Main Line With Ardmore Outpost
The popular fast-casual chain Gouldsburger’s has expanded to the Main Line with a new location in Ardmore, which is its seventh overall and third in Pennsylvania, writes Max Bennett for the Patch. Mike O’Leary and Samantha Sandoz, a husband-and-wife team, now own and operate the Ardmore franchise at 4 Station Road. They became involved when…
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How a Montco Coach Became a Pipeline to U.S. Soccer
A Montco native has helped shape the future of American women’s soccer, writes Jonathan Tannenwald for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Huntingdon Valley native Erica Dambach, who played at Lower Moreland High School, has spent nearly two decades building Penn State women’s soccer into one of the nation’s premier college programs. During her 19 seasons at Penn…
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Local Entrepreneur is Betting Big on Pottstown’s Next Chapter
Pottstown’s revival isn’t happening by accident. It’s being fueled in part by entrepreneurs who see opportunity where others once saw decline. One of those believers is Aaron Jones, founder of Fenix Capital Group, who has spent the past few years renovating homes and investing in the Borough’s future. Jones, originally from Phoenixville, entered the real…
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David’s Bridal Expands Wedding Options With Karako Suits Partnership
King of Prussia’s David’s Bridal continues to widen its wedding and formalwear reach, writes Karen Alberg Grossman for Mr. Magazine. The bridal giant teamed up with Karako Suits, a family-owned menswear chain with more than 40 years of experience. Soon, Karako’s suits and tuxedos will be available directly through David’s Bridal’s website, giving couples and…
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Norristown Beautification Project Brings Art and Upgrades to Main Street
Norristown is getting a fresh look, thanks to a beautification effort that’s transforming everyday infrastructure into art and more welcoming streetscapes, writes Rachel Ravina for The Reporter. At the corner of DeKalb and Airy streets, Philadelphia artist Neasie Blaze recently turned a traffic signal box into a striking portrait. This is part of a larger…
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KOP’s Universal Health Serivces Expands Telehealth Reach With $835M Deal
King of Prussia’s Universal Health Services is making a major move to expand its behavioral health footprint, the company announced in a press release. UHS has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Talkspace for $5.25 per share, valuing the deal at approximately $835 million. The acquisition will be financed through UHS’s existing revolving credit…
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From St. Joe’s to Phillies Prospect: Luke Gabrysh Making Impression in Minor Leagues
A St. Joseph’s University alumnus and Phillies fan from childhood, Luke Gabrysh has been gaining attention for his performance in the organization’s minor league ranks, writes Alex Coffey for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Gabrysh, a Wilmington native, enrolled at the Bala Cynwyd school in 2022 to play baseball and took advantage of its closeness to Citizens…
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At Pepperoncini in Conshohocken, Great Food and Atmosphere Keep Guests Coming Back
Pepperoncini, an authentic Italian restaurant in Conshohocken, delights guests with outstanding food and a welcoming, family-like environment, reports Bob Kelly for FOX 29 Philadelphia. Affectionately called the “Cheers of Conshy” by locals, the eatery has been a neighborhood favorite for the last two decades. “We pride ourselves on our consistency, quality, our friendliness, the staff,”…
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A Gladwyne Mansion That Defies Today’s Lower Merion Zoning Codes Hits Market
A stately 18,000-square-foot mansion in Gladwyne’s coveted estate section has hit the market, listed for $7.875 million, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Tucked behind gates on 1.5 manicured acres along Waverly Road, the home offers eight bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, and luxury features across four sprawling levels — including a pool, a four-car…
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St. Joseph’s Women Advance in A-10 Tournament With Dominant Win
Saint Joe’s women’s basketball team is moving on in the Atlantic 10 tournament, writes Colin Schofield for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The Bala Cynwyd team delivered a commanding 66-45 victory over Duquesne women’s basketball on Thursday, using a combination of hot shooting and stifling defense to secure a spot in the A-10 quarterfinals. St. Joe’s jumped…
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New Kobe Bryant Shoe Pays Tribute to Lower Merion High School
Nike shines a spotlight on Montco’s basketball legacy, according to Andrew Rizzo for Sneaker News. Kobe Bryant’s connection to Lower Merion High School will be celebrated again with the upcoming release of the Nike Kobe 5 Protro “Lower Merion Aces.” The shoes are scheduled to launch on March 23 through Nike’s SNKRS platform and select…
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Fifth Generation Leads Corropolese Italian Bakery as Montco Community Fuels Century-Plus Run
For more than a century, Corropolese Italian Bakery and Deli has been a cherished Montgomery County institution, and the owners attribute its longevity to support from the local community, writes Nikki DeMentri for CBS News Philadelphia. With several locations across the county, the eatery continues to bake its signature tomato pies, rolls, and cookies, alongside…
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Montco Restaurateurs Expand to Jersey Shore With Second North Wildwood Spot
Three Montgomery County restaurateurs are taking their talents to the Jersey Shore once more, writes Emma Dooling for The Philadelphia Business Journal. Gent Mema, Orbelin Bitraj, and Joshua Friedberg have purchased the Salty Mermaid Bar & Grille in North Wildwood for $2.45 million. This marks their second Shore acquisition in just three months. The trio…
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Two Montgomery County Castles on Pennsylvania’s List of Nine Majestic Fortresses to Visit
Pennsylvania is home to many grand castles where visitors can explore history and admire stunning architecture, including two which are located in Montgomery County, writes Kalena Thomhave for The Keystone. Today, Grey Towers Castle sits on the campus of Arcadia University in Glenside, but when it was first built, it served as the home of…
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Ridge Hall Opens as Ambler’s New Piazza-Inspired Community Hub
Ridge Hall opened its doors as Ambler’s newest community hub, writes Michael Klein for the Philadelphia Inquirer. The $4.5 million project was designed to give the borough its own piazza. Developer Dan DeCastro transformed a 150-year-old former factory on South Ridge Avenue into a 14,000-square-foot space for food, events, and connection. The first floor houses…
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Historic Piano Maker Cunningham Piano Moving Operations to King of Prussia
A historic piano maker is moving its operations to King of Prussia, writes Emma Dooling for The Philadelphia Business Journal. Cunningham Piano Co. plans to relocate from its longtime Germantown headquarters to a new 15,000-square-foot facility on Henderson Road in King of Prussia. The new space will combine the company’s warehousing, woodworking and restoration operations…
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