-
Four Montgomery County Breweries Highlighted Among Main Line’s Best
Montgomery County shines as a destination for great craft beer. Main Line Today compiled a list of local breweries and Montco made an impressive showing. From Conshohocken to Ambler, Montco’s brewers continue to make their mark with creativity and community flair. Conshohocken Brewing Company anchors the list with four locations, including its lively Rec Room…
-
Penn Medicine Breaks Ground on $270M Montgomeryville Outpatient Hub
Penn Medicine is planting deeper roots in Montgomery County, writes Harold Brubaker for the Philadelphia Inquirer. The health system has officially broken ground on a $270 million outpatient center in Montgomeryville — a project aimed at bringing top-tier care closer to home. Slated to open in late 2027, the 162,000-square-foot facility at 200 DeKalb Pike…
-
Flagship Drug Sales Boost Plymouth Meeting-Based Harmony Biosciences Stock
Plymouth Meeting-based Harmony Biosciences saw its stock rise by almost 13 percent Thursday after reporting positive sales growth for Wakix, its flagship sleep disorder drug, writes John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Shares of the pharmaceutical company closed at $29.76, an increase of 12.7 percent. Harmony reported that its narcolepsy drug generated $239 million…
-
Ursinus College Suddenly Parts Ways with President Hannigan After 4 Years
In a surprise leadership shakeup, Ursinus College in Collegeville has parted ways with President Robyn E. Hannigan, writes Susan Snyder for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Hannigan led the liberal arts institution since 2022. She confirmed Thursday that the decision came from the board of trustees and was “not for cause,” describing her departure as a “friendly…
-
Netflix House Truck Tours Philadelphia Region Before Grand Opening in King of Prussia
Ahead of its grand opening in King of Prussia next month, the Netflix House moving truck traveled across the Philadelphia region last week, where it delivered interactive boxes, scavenger hunts, and other surprises, writes Cherise Lynch for NBC 10 Philadelphia. The moving truck gave fans the chance to uncover clues from their favorite shows as…
-
Montco Leaders Land on Philadelphia Magazine’s Most Influential List
Philadelphia Magazine has released its annual “Most Influential Philadelphians” list, and several names with Montgomery County ties stand tall among the city’s movers and shakers. Governor Josh Shapiro leads the local charge, earning recognition for his poised leadership and growing national profile. The Abington native is turning heads even as state budget battles test his…
-
Merck Doubles Down on Domestic Manufacturing with $70 Billion Investment
Pharmaceutical giant Merck is boosting its U.S. investments to more than $70 billion, according to Reuters. The move underscores its commitment to strengthening domestic manufacturing and research. The company already has major operations throughout Montco. It plans to expand biologics and small-molecule production and enhance R&D capabilities across its U.S. network. Merck’s expansion includes construction…
-
Montco Eateries on List of 2025’s Most Vital Philly Restaurants
The Philadelphia Inquirer’s 2025 list of Most Vital Philly Restaurants is vibrant, diverse, and engaging, with four Montgomery County eateries included on it. Geronimo’s Peruvian Cuisine in Ambler is a cozy corner BYOB specializing in Peruvian staples such as ceviche, pollo a la brasa, lomo saltado, and plenty of potatoes, all in generous portions. Standout…
-
Conshohocken Residents Stand Against Shapiro-Pushed Data Centers
A plan to build a large-scale data center at the former Cleveland-Cliffs steel site in Conshohocken is facing growing backlash, writes Justin Heinze for Patch. Both residents and local officials express concerns about its environmental and community impact. Developer Brian O’Neill has yet to reveal which tech company would occupy the 66-acre facility. Critics say…
-
Shake Shack’s Fifth Montco Location Coming to Jenkintown
Burger lovers in Abington Township can soon satisfy their cravings closer to home, writes Dino Ciliberti for Patch. Shake Shack will open its newest Montgomery County location in Jenkintown on Wednesday, Oct. 29, at 901 Old York Road, Suite 4. This marks the fifth Shake Shack in the county. The newest Shack joins Honeygrow and…
-
Main Line Health Rebounds with $4M Profit and Regional Growth Plans
Main Line Health has bounced back into the black after a tough year, reports John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The health network that operates Bryn Mawr Hospital and Lower Merion’s Lankenau Medical Center posted $4 million in operating income for fiscal 2025. This is a dramatic turnaround from a $61 million loss the…
-
Norristown State Hospital Undergoing Major Changes, Upgrades
Norristown State Hospital is undergoing a major redesign and modernization, with 30 campus buildings being replaced and a new, large facility slated to begin construction in 2026, writes Justin Heinze for the Patch. The long-running hospital, which has seen shifts in the focus of its mission, already has several new facilities will be ready to…
-
Trappe Tavern Navigates Trump Tariffs Successfully
A lot of small businesses in the Philadelphia region are currently struggling due to President Donald Trump’s tariffs, but the family-run Trappe Tavern in Trappe is not one of them, writes Gene Marks for The Philadelphia Inquirer. On April 2, Trump declared an “Independence Day,” which brought in a minimum ten percent tariff on countries…
-
First Bank House of the Week: Classic Georgian Estate in King of Prussia Lists for $1.95M
Listed at $1,950,000, this stately six-bedroom Georgian stone estate in Gulph Mills offers timeless elegance, rich history, and modern comfort on 2.5 private acres. . . Built in the 1920s, 123 Gypsy Lane stands as a showcase of classic craftsmanship, featuring intricate crown molding, gleaming hardwood floors, and multiple fireplaces. . . French doors open…
-
Genetic Testing Helps Montgomery County Woman Detect Breast Cancer Early
Montgomery County resident Jessica Getson was able to discover her breast cancer early thanks to genetic testing, write Stephanie Stahl and Adam Fox for CBS News Philadelphia. “I got genetic testing on a whim,” said Getson. “But I’ve always been this ‘give me knowledge, give me power’ person.” Because of her Ashkenazi Jewish heritage, Getson…
-
Pottstown’s Top Sandwich Shops Every Local Should Know
Known for its industrial roots, historic architecture, and revitalized downtown, Pottstown has quietly built another claim to fame—its independent sandwich scene. From toasted bagels and hearty cheesesteaks and hoagies to inventive hot dogs and pub-style creations, the borough’s locally owned spots serve up as much personality as they do flavor. Here are a few of…
-
King of Prussia-Based Vertex Names Microsoft Exec Christopher Young Its New CEO
King of Prussia-based Vertex has named Microsoft executive Christopher Young as its new CEO, who is taking over from longtime leader David DeStefano, writes Jeff Blumenthal for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Young is the fourth person to hold that title at the publicly traded tax and compliance software maker. DeStefano will officially step down as…
-
Comic Pioneer Jim Drucker Plans Sale of His Norristown-Based NewKadia Empire
After a quarter-century of building one of the world’s largest online-only comic book retailers, Jim Drucker is preparing to sell NewKadia.com, as announced in EIN Newswire. The move marks the next chapter for a pioneer who turned a childhood hobby into a global business success. Founded in 2000 with just 807 comics from Drucker’s personal…
Founding Partners
Advertisement
Affiliate Partners
Community Partners
