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One of Lansdale’s Busiest Retail Corners Just Hit the Market
One of Lansdale’s most recognizable shopping destinations is on the market, with a price tag of around $55 million, writes Paul Schwedelson for The Philadelphia Business Journal. Water Tower Square, a fully occupied 269,000-square-foot retail center on Horsham Road, has been listed for sale. Blue Bell-based Goldenberg Group developed the property and has owned it…
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Global RV Manufacturer to Shut Down Limerick Facility, Impacting 89 Workers
A global manufacturer tied to the recreational vehicle and outdoor living industries is preparing to exit Montco, writes Ryan Mulligan for The Philadelphia Business Journal. Dometic announced plans to shut down its facility on Lewis Road in Limerick. The move will impact 89 employees and leave a sizable industrial property along the Route 422 corridor…
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Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro Denied Cocktails Under New Liquor Law
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro was ironically the first to be denied an alcoholic beverage under a new state law expanding access to canned cocktails, reports Elizabeth Crisp for The Hill. During an event at Rutter’s convenience store in Central PA, the 51-year-old Abington native tried to purchase Surfside tea and vodka but was refused because…
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First Bank House of the Week: Inside a Massive Huntingdon Valley Estate Designed for Luxury Living
Listed for $1,395,000, this sprawling custom-built home in Huntingdon Valley delivers the kind of scale and flexibility rarely found in a single property. According to the listing on Realtor.com, the residence combines grand architectural details with practical living spaces designed for both entertaining and everyday comfort. . . Positioned on a private landscaped lot, the…
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Merck’s Montco Tax Challenge Sparks Concern Over School Funding
Merck’s massive presence in Upper Gwynedd has long made the pharmaceutical giant one of Montgomery County’s most influential employers and taxpayers. Now, a new tax assessment appeal tied to the company’s local campuses could have major financial implications for the community, writes Dan Sokil for The Repoter. Merck is seeking new assessments for two large…
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Lower Merion School Board Holds Firm on Mandatory Classroom Computers
A heated debate over classroom technology is unfolding in Lower Merion School District, writes NBC10 Philadelphia. Parents continue pushing for more flexibility in how students use school-issued devices. At a Monday school board meeting, parents packed the room to advocate for an opt-out option from the district’s “one-to-one” technology policy, which provides Chromebooks or MacBooks…
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Montgomery County Barbecue Master Lands Spot on Food Network Competition
Texas may dominate the barbecue conversation nationally, but one Lansdale pitmaster is about to show the country what southeastern Pennsylvania can bring to the smoker. Bob Trudnak, a longtime Montgomery County barbecue competitor and caterer, is appearing on the newest season of BBQ Brawl, which premiered Monday on Food Network. Trudnak competes against 11 other…
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Flipping Farms Reality Show Comes to Gilbertsville
A local father-daughter duo, Jeff Peiffer and Rachel Trettin, are bringing a unique renovation reality show, Flipping Farms, to life in Gilbertsville, reports Justin Backover for 69 News. The show follows Gilbertsville’s Peiffer and Trettin as they restore old farms. The first season centers around a run-down horse farm that they transform into a functional…
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David’s Bridal Introduces Fit Guarantee Amid Rise in GLP-1 Bridal Trends
As wedding trends continue to evolve, David’s Bridal is introducing a new program aimed at easing one of the biggest stresses brides face before the big day, writes Angeline Jane Bernabe for Good Morning America. The King of Prussia bridal retailer announced a new “Fit Guarantee” service that launches May 12. The program will allow…
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Peacock Turns Another Bestseller from Collegeville Author into a Series
Before her bestselling beach novels became streaming hits, Elin Hilderbrand was growing up in Collegeville, writes Kristin Hunt for The Philly Voice. Now, the Methacton High School alumna has another story making its way to television. Peacock’s adaptation of Hilderbrand’s 2023 novel The Five-Star Weekend premieres July 9. The eight-episode drama stars Jennifer Garner, Regina…
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Ursinus College Launches Global Learning Program Backed by $2 Million in Alumni Support
Ursinus College is preparing to send students far beyond the boundaries of its Collegeville campus, and alumni are already investing heavily in the vision. The Montgomery County college has officially launched Go Global, a new tuition-inclusive initiative that will give sophomore students the opportunity to participate in immersive domestic and international learning experiences beginning in…
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King of Prussia Volunteer Is Restoring a 1957 Navy Fighter Jet at Horsham’s Aviation Museum
A King of Prussia man and a team of dedicated volunteers are bringing a piece of American military history back to life, writes Theresa Katalinas for The Reporter. Drew Mansueto is a senior fabricator at the Harold F. Pitcairn Wings of Freedom Aviation Museum in Horsham, where he has been restoring aircraft since 2019. His…
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Lower Merion’s DiBartolomeo Brothers Are the Heart of Penn State’s NCAA Tournament Run
Three brothers from Lower Merion are chasing lacrosse history at Penn State, writes Joseph Santoliquito for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Lucca, Roman, and Peri DiBartolomeo grew up in Lower Merion and attended Malvern Prep, where they built a reputation as a physical, hard-nosed defensive unit. Now they’re doing the same thing for the Nittany Lions, who…
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Dave & Buster’s Set to Open Massive New Location in King of Prussia
A major entertainment destination is about to open its doors in Montgomery County. Dave & Buster’s announced in a press release that it will officially debut its new King of Prussia location on May 25. The new location will bring a mix of arcade gaming, dining, and sports viewing to one of the region’s busiest…
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How Fort Washington’s Toll Brothers Is Thriving in a Tough Housing Market
Fort Washington’s Toll Brothers found the sweet spot in a tough housing market, writes Ryan Mulligan for The Philadelphia Business Journal. As new home sales slow nationally, major homebuilders are pivoting toward active adult communities. Toll Brothers is leading the charge through its Regency brand. Regency communities are built around lifestyle. Clubhouses, pickleball courts, fitness…
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This Montgomery County Home Watched the Revolution Unfold. Now It’s Inviting You Inside.
One of Montgomery County’s most storied landmarks is open and waiting to take you back in time. Historic Hope Lodge in Fort Washington has been welcoming visitors to its colonial-era halls for years, and it shows no signs of slowing down. Built between 1743 and 1748, the home was originally the residence of Quaker Samuel…
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Upper Gwynedd Woman Turns ALS Diagnosis Into Mission to Educate First Responders
An Upper Gwynedd woman is turning her personal battle with ALS into a mission to improve emergency response care, writes Matteo Iadonisi for 6ABC Action News. After being diagnosed with ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease, Wendy Hendrickson quickly recognized a major issue facing patients during medical emergencies. Many first responders are unfamiliar with…
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Bradley Cooper Opens Up About the Friend Who Helped Him Get Sober
Jenkintown’s Bradley Cooper recently opened up about a friendship that helped shape a turning point in his life, writes Tommy McArdle for People Magazine. In a recent interview tied to his new film Is This Thing On?, Cooper credited longtime friend Will Arnett with playing a pivotal role in his decision to get sober in…
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