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Kamala Harris Opens Up on Why She Snubbed Josh Shapiro for VP Nod
Many consider Kamala Harris’s decision to bypass Governor Josh Shapiro for the vice presidency last year a head-scratcher, writes Victor Fiorillo for Philadelphia Magazine. Shapiro had just won praise for leading the rapid reopening of I-95 in Philadelphia, and his national profile was soaring. Now, in her new memoir 107 Days, Harris explains her reasoning.…
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Elmwood Park Zoo Wins National Award for New Veterinary Center
Norristown’s Elmwood Park Zoo continues its transformation into a premier regional attraction, earning national recognition from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, writes Justin Heinze for Patch. The zoo has received the prestigious Facility-Innovation Award for its Frank & Paige Engro Veterinary Health and Welcome Center, which officially opened in June 2024. The award honors…
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These Fourteen Montgomery County Schools Rank Among PA’s Best
Montgomery County continues to stand out as an educational hub, writes David Mekeel for The Reporter. Fourteen of its high schools landed among the top 100 in the state in U.S. News & World Report’s 2025–26 rankings. Leading the way were Lower Merion High School, 11th in the state, and Harriton High School 12th, both…
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$28K Train Trips? A Conshohocken Entrepreneur Says Yes
A Conshohocken native is helping to reinvent luxury travel, writes Ariel Zilber for The New York Post. Mike Avena, founder and CEO of Halloway, is offering private railcar charters attached to Amtrak routes. The experience gives travelers what he describes as a ride “above first class.” The service allows groups of six to book restored…
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FoodChasers Kitchen Founders Turn Passion for Food Into Thriving Enterprise
Twin sisters Maya and Kala Johnstone have transformed their love of food into a successful business, now running FoodChasers Kitchen and FoodChasers Kitchen Express, writes Kylan Watson for The Philadelphia Tribune. After retiring from the School District of Philadelphia five years ago, the sisters, both former principals, began sharing online reviews of restaurants worldwide. They…
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First Bank House of the Week: $2.59M Lower Moreland Estate Offers Resort-Style Backyard and Custom Options
Listed at $2,595,000, this newly constructed estate at 1047 Welsh Road delivers striking architecture, expansive living space and rare customization opportunities in the heart of Lower Moreland Township. Situated on more than 1.4 acres, the home blends dramatic design with modern functionality, offering buyers the chance to tailor select finishes and complete the lower level…
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Narberth Artist Turns Snowstorm Into Neighborhood Art Show
When more than nine inches of snow blanketed the region, one Narberth artist saw more than a winter storm. She saw a canvas, writes Denali Sagner for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Emily Stewart stepped into her snow-covered front yard and built three glowing Swedish snow lanterns, turning a frigid night into something quietly magical. The soft…
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Top Montgomery County Hotels for Your Dream Wedding
Montgomery County is home to several hotels offering convenient and comfortable options for wedding celebrations, especially when many guests are arriving, writes Anne E. Hill for the Main Line Today. Hotel West and Main is a 127-room Conshohocken standout delivering a metropolitan vibe just five minutes from Villanova University and roughly 12 miles from Drexel…
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King of Prussia’s David’s Bridal Takes Valentine’s Day to Times Square
King of Prussia-based David’s Bridal took center stage in New York City this Valentine’s Day, highlighting flexible payment options for couples planning their big day, according to PYMNTS. The wedding retailer partnered with digital payments platform Sezzle to sponsor the annual Love in Times Square event, where weddings, vow renewals and proposals unfolded in the…
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Mani Sajid’s Relentless Work Ethic Makes Him Plymouth Whitemarsh’s All-Time Scoring Leader
Mani Sajid’s relentless work ethic has propelled him into Plymouth Whitemarsh High School basketball program’s all-time leading scorer, writes Owen Hewitt for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Sajid’s drive is so intense that coach Jim Donofrio had to convince him to rest for a single day. The 6-foot-4 senior shooting guard led the team to a 19-5…
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Lafayette Hill Filmmaker Brings ‘Lady Parts’ Home for Bryn Mawr Screening
A Lafayette Hill native is bringing a film home to Montco that isn’t afraid to have the awkward conversation and laugh along the way. Bonnie Gross, a writer and executive producer, created the feature film, Lady Parts. The comedy is based on her true story of living with chronic vulvar and vaginal pain and then…
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Ice Skating, Skiing, and Snowboarding: Enjoy Winter Fun at Spring Mountain Adventures in Montco
For those seeking winter recreation, Spring Mountain Adventures in Schwenksville offers ice skating, skiing, and snowboarding close to home, reports Drew Anderson for FOX 29 Philadelphia. Skating lessons at the ice rink are taught by experienced instructors who have been part of the sport from a young age. The facility also features public skating and…
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Ursinus College Launches America250 Tuition Promise for Montgomery County
As the nation prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday, Ursinus College is investing in the next generation right here in Montco. Beginning in fall 2026, the America250 Tuition Promise for Montgomery County both expands access to higher education for local students and honors the county’s historic role in the nation’s founding. Created in honor of…
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Conshohocken’s Madrigal Makes $4B Bet on the Future of Liver Disease Treatment
Conshohocken’s Madrigal Pharmaceuticals is making a major move that could reshape the future of liver disease treatment, writes John George for The Philadelphia Business Journal. The biotech firm announced a global licensing agreement potentially worth more than $4 billion. The deal will expand its pipeline of therapies targeting metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis, or MASH. Under the…
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Montco Scores State Tourism Dollars as Philly Preps for Global Spotlight
Major sporting events are driving a new wave of tourism investment across the Philadelphia region, and Montco is part of the game plan, writes Mike Larson for The Philadelphia Business Journal. Governor Josh Shapiro announced nearly $5 million in grants through Pennsylvania’s Sports Marketing and Tourism Program to support 15 high-profile events statewide. While Philadelphia…
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Are They in Love? Montco Zoo’s Bird Pair Sparks Fascination
At Elmwood Park Zoo in Norristown, an unlikely friendship has quietly taken flight, writes Sophia Schmidt for WHYY. Hunter, a female red-tailed hawk, and Stan, a female turkey vulture, have shared an enclosure for more than a decade. Zoo staff describe the pair as deeply bonded. They share food, perch side by side and even…
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Crossing Guard Brightens Days for Patients and Staff at Lankenau Hospital
Greg Hamell, a local crossing guard, is bringing smiles to patients and staff at Lankenau Hospital in Wynnewood through his cheerful and heartfelt greetings each day, writes Christie Ileto for 6abc. Hamell oversees traffic and guides staff and visitors safely to the hospital entrance. Known for his relentless energy, he has words of encouragement to…
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Experiential Learning Week Gives Ursinus Students Front-Row Seat to Real-World Careers
Ursinus College’s first-ever Experiential Learning Week is already being hailed as a resounding success, with students, faculty, and employer partners praising the program’s energy, depth, and real-world impact. For one week, classrooms gave way to corporate offices, research labs, government chambers, and creative workspaces as students immersed themselves in hands-on learning designed to connect classroom…
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