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Merion Golf Club Holds Top 10 Spot on List of America’s Greatest Courses
Ardmore’s Merion Golf Club continues to stand out on the national stage, writes Ryan Sharrow in the Philadelphia Business Journal. Merion’s East Course in Ardmore, just outside of Montco claimed the number 6 spot once again in Golf Digest’s newly released list of America’s 100 Greatest Golf Courses. The historic club, which has hosted five…
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Bradley Cooper’s Most Cringeworthy Audition Cost Him Role – But It May Have Saved His Career
Jenkintown native Bradley Cooper recalled his most embarrassing audition, but in hindsight, not landing the role may have saved his career, writes Jacob Simmons for Far Out Magazine. Cooper, who has been nominated for 12 Oscars, including for Silver Linings Playbook and American Hustle, is a very successful actor and director. But things did not…
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Cardiology Consultants of Philadelphia to Open King of Prussia Surgery Center
Cardiology Consultants of Philadelphia has partnered with Penn Medicine and other providers to open an ambulatory surgery center in King of Prussia, writes Harold Brubaker for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The $10 million facility that has three operating rooms and one procedure room will open late this year and offer same-day, nonemergency treatments. The center will…
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Whitemarsh Township Reinstates Canceled Fourth of July Parade
Despite an initial cancellation by the Board of Supervisors, Whitemarsh Township will hold its Fourth of July parade after all, writes Katherine Scott for 6abc. In early May, the township canceled the 70-year tradition, citing lack of funding for required safety improvements. “We heard the community loud and clear,” said Vice Chair Fran McCusker. “We…
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Bensalem Residents Oppose 70-Home Development Near Resurrection Cemetery
A group of Bensalem residents gathered at Bensalem Municipal Building for a meeting that was ultimately canceled, where they planned on discussing a proposed 70-home development next to Resurrection Cemetery, writes Lacey Latch for the Bucks County Courier Times. The Bensalem Township Planning Commission meeting scheduled for Wednesday was canceled due to a lack of…
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MontCo Walmarts to Launch Modern Upgrades to Enhance Shopper Experience
The Pottstown and Norristown Walmarts are preparing to enhance their shopping experience, writes PhillyBite Magazine. The retail giant will renovate the two Montco stores along with 24 others in the state. The move is part of the company’s nationwide commitment to modernize its locations with a more inviting look while improving the overall customer experience.…
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Upper Merion Senior Evan Wang Named National Youth Poet Laureate
Upper Merion graduating senior Evan Wang has just made national history, writes Emily Neil for WHYY. Wang was named the 2024 National Youth Poet Laureate, the first male in the title’s nine-year history. Eighteen-year-old Wang has been writing since childhood, but it was a racially charged encounter during the pandemic that fueled his rise as…
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Souderton’s JBS Meatpacking Plant Workers Win Big with New Union Deal
Thanks to a newly ratified union contract, workers at Souderton’s JBS meatpacking plant are seeing major improvements to the workplace and their paychecks, writes Ariana Perez-Castells for the Philadelphia Inquirer. The agreement is considered the ‘new standard’ for the industry. It is part of a national effort by the United Food and Commercial Workers International…
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Merck’s West Point Presence Remains Strong Amid Riverside Closure
As Merck moves forward with plans to close their Riverside facility, the company remains committed to its West Point location and other sites, writes Nathan Owens for Manufacturing Drive. The Riverside plant, which once employed 300 people, was originally slated to cease production in 2024. Merck hasn’t disclosed why the timeline was delayed but noted…
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Valley Forge Casino Betting on Big Makeover to Stay #1 in PA
King of Prussia’s Valley Forge Casino Resort is betting big on its future, writes Jake Blumgart for the Philadelphia Inquirer. The 13-year-old complex is undergoing a sweeping renovation led by its owner, Las Vegas-based Boyd Gaming Corp. New additions include a newly opened food hall, an upscale steakhouse and cigar lounge, a sleek tavern, and…
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Conshohocken’s Boomi Named a Leader as Integration Tech Powers AI-Driven Workflows
For the 11th consecutive year, Gartner’s 2025 Magic Quadrant recognized Boomi as a Leader in Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS), writes E3 Magazine. As companies depend increasingly more on automation and data integration, Boomi’s services only become more crucial. The Conshohocken software company helps companies make all their different systems – software, apps, and…
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First Bank House of the Week: Tudor Treasure in Bryn Mawr Lists for $1.8M with Room to Entertain
Tucked into one of Bryn Mawr’s most charming neighborhoods, 321 Airdale Road hits the market at $1,799,000 and stands as a shining example of classic Tudor charm and refined modern living. . . This brick-and-stone English Tudor, beautifully positioned on nearly an acre, offers 5,000 square feet of renovated luxury. From its slate roof and…
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Write-In Campaign Falls Short, Reshaping Norristown Area School Board
Latino representation is likely to come to an end on the Norristown Area School Board, writes Katie Bernard for the Philadelphia Inquirer. This comes even though Latino students make up half the district’s population. Incumbent board president Chris Jaramillo and board member Tessi Ruiz launched a write-in campaign after being removed from the Democratic primary…
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Glenside Sculptor Zenos Frudakis Casts Muhammad Ali Statue for Lewiston
A towering bronze tribute to Muhammad Ali, crafted by Glenside’s Zenos Frudakis is on its way to Lewiston, Maine, writes Peter Crimmins for WHYY. The ten-foot statue was commissioned to commemorate Ali’s legendary 1965 fight against Sonny Liston. The piece captures the champion’s strength and defiance in the face of doubt. For Frudakis, it was…
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Izzy’s in Ardmore is the Cozy Hidden Gem Worth the Wait in Line
Izzy’s in Ardmore is a tiny izakaya that draws a big crowd, and while you might have to wait due to the lack of reservations, the food and craft cocktails are well worth it, writes Jason Sheehan for the Philadelphia Magazine. The eatery is operated by Peter Martin, who also runs Ardmore Music Hall and…
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Bob’s Discount Furniture Debuts in Montgomeryville with Donations to Charity
Bob’s Discount Furniture opened its newest showroom in Montgomeryville with a ribbon cutting on Friday, writes Tony Di Domizio for North Penn Now. The new 20,087-square-foot location is the retailer’s 195th store nationwide. “Bob’s Discount Furniture is excited to bring our everyday low price offering in our beautiful new store to the residents of Montgomeryville…
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Josh Shapiro Shot Hoops at Pottstown High School – And Talks Education
Governor and Abington native Josh Shapiro stopped at Pottstown High School as part of a tour across Eastern PA to build support for public education funding, writes Evan Brandt for the Pottstown Mercury. Pottstown has benefited significantly from state aid over the past two years. Graduation is up 10%, and scores are up in math,…
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Lower Merion School District Tops Montco as One of PA’s Best
Lower Merion represents Montco as one of the best school districts in Pennsylvania, writes Ethan Lott for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The Pittsburgh Business Times collected the 2025 rankings based on standardized test scores with three local school districts in the top 25. Lower Merion ranked number 3 in Pennsylvania. Known for academic excellence, Lower…
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