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Inspired by Her Own Story, Ardmore’s Maxine Chalker Founded Adoptions From the Heart
Inspired by her own story as an adoptee, Ardmore’s Maxine Chalker founded Adoptions From the Heart to provide a more personalized adoption experience, writes Gina Lizzo for the Main Line Today. She set up a process where a birth mother could select the future family for her child and stay involved if she wanted to.…
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Montco Dogs Dive In to Beat the Heat at Abington’s Surf Dog Swim Spa
With the aggressive heat across the region, some Montgomery County dogs are beating the heat at Abington’s Surf Dog Swim Spa, write Stephanie Stahl and Brad Nau for CBS News. The indoor swim center offers a temperature-controlled, pet-friendly pool that helps dogs stay safe, fit, and cool when walking outside isnt’ an option. “You gotta…
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Where to Watch Fireworks in Montgomery County This Fourth of July
Fourth of July is quickly approaching, and Americans all over will celebrate with the time-honored tradition of watching fireworks light up the night sky. Montgomery County has no shortage of places to take in the festivities. Action News compiled a list of fireworks celebrations in the Philadelphia region. Here’s where you can see them in…
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Gazzos Steaks Expands with Ardmore Location After Viral Success
Gazzos Steaks, which started as a food truck two years ago and recently opened a brick-and-mortar restaurant, is planning on opening its newest location in Ardmore, writes Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The new eatery will be moving into the space previously occupied by Corbino’s BBQ and Next Stop Coffee. Gazzos will provide window…
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Howie Roseman Vowed Not to Repeat Mistakes from Eagles’ First Super Bowl Win – and He Delivered
Villanova resident Howie Roseman vowed not to repeat the mistakes from Philadelphia Eagles’ first Super Bowl win, and delivered on his promise, writes Joseph Santoliquito for MSN. While everybody celebrated winning Super Bowl LII, it was easy to forget that the team’s foundation was crumbling amid its inability to draft and develop in-house talent since…
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Gladwyne-Based Neem Crafts Showcases Delightful Artisanal Table Linens and More
Gladwyne-based Neem Crafts offers a thoughtfully curated selection of artisanal placemats, napkins, cushions, and more, that are perfect for both hosting and gifting, writes Emily Goulet for the Philadelphia Magazine. Ashwini Reddi’s year-and-a-half-old line stands out for its handmade products at a time when automation and AI are encroaching on even the most creative processes.…
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Worcester Garden Transforms into a Pollinator Sanctuary
Suzanne and Doug Shank’s Worcester backyard buzzes with life, beauty, and purpose, writes Sally A. Downey for the Philadelphia Inquirer. After downsizing from their Skippack farm in 2016, the couple transformed the overgrown lawn behind their Victorian home into a lush, pollinator-friendly haven. A lifelong gardener, Suzanne took inspiration from their former farm, local nurseries,…
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Ben Shibe: The Bala Cynwyd Man Who Revolutionized Baseball (Twice)
Before Babe Ruth, there was Bala Cynwyd’s Ben Shibe, a name every baseball fan should know, writes Clayton Trutor for Main Line Today. Shibe not only ran the Philadelphia Athletics at the top of their game, he literally reshaped the game. Shibe was president and part-owner of the A’s from 1901 until he died in…
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East Norriton’s Suburban Community Hospital Transitions to Behavioral Health Center
East Norriton’s Suburban Community Hospital will end its run as a full-service facility next month and officially reopen as a behavioral health center for older adults, writes Sarah Gantz for the Philadelphia Inquirer. The transformation follows years of dwindling patient volumes and staffing shortfalls. Though licensed for 126 beds, the hospital averaged just 23 patients…
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Bradley Cooper’s Personal Journey Fuels Powerful Documentary on Caregiving
A new documentary from Jenkintown native Bradley Cooper premiered Tuesday on PBS, reports Molly McVety for The Philly Voice. Caregiving captures the unfiltered emotional toll and everyday reality faced by the millions of caregivers who look after aging or terminally ill loved ones across the country. This project hits close to home for Cooper. He…
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First Bank House of the Week: Historic Rydal Manor Blends 1920s Charm with Modern Elegance
Listed at $1,785,000, this stately residence at 1182 Wrack Road in Rydal offers a rare blend of historical character and modern sophistication. . . Built in 1928 and meticulously restored, the 6-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom home spans over 7,000 square feet of refined living space. The elegant entryway sets the tone with antique hardwood floors and classic…
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These Montgomery County Mini Golf Courses Among Best in Region
The Main Line is home to many exciting mini golf courses perfect for summer fun with family and friends, and some of the best are located in Montgomery County, write Olivia Stefano and Anne E. Hill for the Main Line Today. Arnold’s Family Fun Center in Oaks offers you the chance to explore a fascinating…
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Norristown Area School District Boosts Staff, Sparks Language Debate
The Norristown Area School District is rolling out a $233.15 million budget for the 2025-26 school year, complete with funding to add up to 54.5 staff positions, writes Rachel Ravina for The Times Herald. Positions include teachers, paraprofessionals, psychologists, and security guards. The plan comes with a modest 1% property tax increase, adding up to…
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CEO of Conshohocken-based ZeroEyes Named Entrepreneur of the Year
Mike Lahiff, CEO of Conshohocken’s ZeroEyes, has been named a 2025 Greater Philadelphia Entrepreneur of the Year by Ernst and Young LLP, writes Donna Rovins for The Reporter. ZeroEyes was founded by a team of former Navy SEALs and technologists. The team developed the first AI-powered gun detection platform to receive the Department of Homeland…
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North Wales Man Invents the Game-Changing Gummi Cone
North Wales resident Joseph Osborne created Mojoz Gummi Cone, a gummy cone for water ice that is vegan, halal, and gluten-free, writes Jadon George for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Osborne created the cone in 2015 while working as a sales representative for Comcast. A loyal patron of Jimmy’s Water Ice in South Philly, he would come…
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Woman Transforms Yard into Wildlife Oasis with Ecological Gardening
Kate Cronin has fully embraced ecological gardening, transforming the yard at her Lower Merion home into a genuine wildlife oasis for birds, butterflies, bees, and fireflies, writes Carol MacKenzie for KYW Newsradio. She estimates that her small sanctuary is home to about a thousand plants. “I have aromatic aster where it’s dry,” she said. “I…
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At King of Prussia’s Bark U, It’s All Wagging Tails and First-Class Care
What began in the basement of a Norristown home has transformed into one of Montgomery County’s most state-of-the-art dog care facilities. Bark U, now located in a sprawling complex in King of Prussia, offers a level of attention, safety, and comfort that’s redefining expectations for pet parents. Founded by Christine Egbert, Bark U moved to…
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Centre Square Fire Company Welcomes Father-Daughter Duo
When Emma Scott asked her father to join the Centre Square Fire Company alongside her last fall, she wasn’t just rekindling a family tradition, writes Kellie Francello for The Reporter. Bob Scott, 52, and Emma, 20, both signed up as volunteer firefighters with the Whitpain Township company in November 2024. For Bob, it marked a…
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