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King of Prussia’s UGI Ties Brand Rebuild to Return of Philadelphia Cycling Classic
King of Prussia’s UGI Corp. is playing a key role in bringing a major Philadelphia sporting event back to life, writes Emma Dooling for The Philadelphia Business Journal. Through its propane subsidiary AmeriGas, UGI has signed on as the presenting sponsor of the newly revived Philadelphia Cycling Classic, marking the race’s return after nearly a…
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Ardmore’s Long-Awaited SEPTA Station Reopening Brings Relief to Businesses, Riders
Following a six-year renovation that took more than twice its planned timeline, Ardmore’s SEPTA station finally reopened on Monday, writes Denali Sagner for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Originally planned for two and a half years, the construction was extended because of supply-chain delays and infrastructure problems that were unpredictable, given the age of the station. Built…
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Montgomery County Leadership: Dr. Austin Duckett, Chief Student Affairs Officer, Penn State Brandywine
Dr. Austin Duckett, Chief Student Affairs Officer at Penn State Brandywine, spoke with MONTCO Today about growing up in Conshohocken — spending time outdoors with his brother, exploring neighborhood parks, and learning early lessons in leadership and responsibility while delivering newspapers and serving customers as a cashier at the local ACME. Those early experiences helped…
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David’s Bridal’s Next Chapter Is Taking Shape in King of Prussia
King of Prussia-based David’s Bridal is charting a new course as the longtime bridal retailer works to reinvent itself, writes Erin McArthy for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Under CEO Kelly Cook, the company is expanding beyond its traditional reputation as an affordable dress destination and repositioning itself as a full-service wedding platform. The shift includes new…
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Fans Line Up Before Sunrise for Kobe’s Lower Merion Tribute Sneakers
The release of Nike’s new sneaker, highlighting Kobe Bryant’s Lower Merion roots, is drawing collectors eager to celebrate one of Montco’s most iconic athletes, writes Maggie Prosser for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Nike’s latest collection, which includes Air Force 1 and Dunk Low Protro models, pays tribute to Bryant’s time at Lower Merion High School. Bryant…
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Protect Your Most Valuable Property
Most professionals assume they have a time management problem. But in many cases, the real issue is something deeper. It’s an attention management problem. Entrepreneurial coach Dan Sullivan describes attention as a form of property — something you own and have the right to control. Yet in today’s busy world, it often feels like everyone…
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Aqua Pennsylvania Highlights Leak Repair Program Following Fix A Leak Week
Aqua Pennsylvania recently joined in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) annual Fix A Leak Week by shining a light on a program that goes further than leak-detection tips: Aqua’s Leak Repair Program, which helps income-eligible customers cover the cost of fixing leaks that are driving up their water bills when customers reach out to Aqua before a…
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Pennypacker Mills Showcases Montgomery County’s Revolutionary Roots Ahead of America’s 250th Anniversary
Rooted in the same historic landscape that witnessed the American Revolution, the Valley Forge Tourism and Convention Board (VFTCB) continues its mission of sharing the stories that define Montgomery County, especially as we approach America’s 250th Anniversary. Through monthly historic vignettes and upcoming initiatives like the Houses of Declaration, VFTCB is continuing a legacy by…
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With Four Decades Under Her Belt, ‘Queen of TV Shopping’ Bids Farewell to HSN
Host Bobbi Ray Carter has spent 43 years wearing the crown of “OG and Queen of TV Shopping” at HSN, becoming a monumental voice of live shopping in the homes of millions, reports HSN at PRNewswire. With the network’s earliest days as Home Shopping Network, Carter started in 1983 when HSN was a small studio…
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Saks Bankruptcy Leaves King of Prussia Store Intact — for Now
Luxury retailer Saks Global, which operates Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, writes Erin McCarthy for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The company says the move is aimed at restructuring its finances while remaining in business. For Montgomery County shoppers, the impact appears mixed but relatively limited for now. In Montco,…
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Bradley Cooper Credits Life Experience, Relationship for New Films Hopeful Tone
Bradley Cooper is pulling back the curtain on his creative process as writer and director of his latest film, Is This Thing On?, writes Molly McVety for The Philly Voice. The Jenkintown native offered insights shaped by both personal growth and a distinctly Philadelphia mindset. Cooper recently appeared alongside Guillermo del Toro for Variety’s “Directors…
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New Mission Kids Facility in Plymouth Meeting Will Support Children Through Healing Process
Mission Kids Child Advocacy Center is preparing to set a new state-of-the-art facility in Plymouth Meeting, writes Justin Heinz for Patch. The new Montco center is designed to support children affected by abuse through every step of the process. The building will feature mock courtrooms and a mock apartment to help young people feel more…
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St. Joe’s Partnership With Barnes Creates New Path Into Museum Education
A growing partnership between Bala Cynwyd’s Saint Joseph’s University and the Barnes Foundation is opening a new path for students interested in museum careers, writes J.F. Pirro for Main Line Today. The collaboration centers on a new fully online graduate program in museum education, designed to prepare future educators to teach through art and objects…
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CCRES Is Now Officially Moved In at New Exton Offices
CCRES officially opened its doors to a new office on Monday, March 16, in Eagleview, Exton. In February, CCRES signed a full-floor lease for 15,001 square feet at 690 Stockton Drive. The Chester County office’s tranquil, wooded environment and proximity to Eagleview Town Center’s amenities create an ideal workplace. The new Eagleview headquarters will support…
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Shadow Days at Immaculata University Give Students a Real College Experience
For many high school students, choosing the right college can feel overwhelming. Websites, brochures, and campus tours provide valuable information, but they don’t always capture what daily academic life is truly like. At Immaculata University, a growing initiative known as group shadow days is helping prospective students gain that deeper understanding through immersive, hands-on experiences.…
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What’s Due on April 15 Besides Taxes? Deadlines for IRAs, Extensions, and More
April 15 is widely known as the deadline for filing federal income tax returns, but it also serves as a critical cutoff for several other financial and tax-related actions that taxpayers often overlook. Missing these additional deadlines can lead to lost tax-saving opportunities, interest charges, or penalties, advises DunlapSLK, a CPA and business advisory firm…
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Mid-Atlantic Buying: Delaware County Still Has Affordable Homes
Delaware County is one of only five counties in the entire Mid-Atlantic where a typical homebuyer can still afford a typical home, writes Michaelle Bond for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The median asking price of homes in Delaware County in the last quarter of 2025 was $289,450, and the median household income was about $89,500. An…
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After Years of Trying, Downingtown Teacher Gets His ‘Jeopardy!’ Moment
For West Chester resident Chris Kearney, a Downingtown High School West teacher, who appeared on Jeopardy! last week was the culmination of a lifelong dream that began in middle school, writes Brooke Schultz for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Having grown up watching the show, Kearney decided eight years ago to pursue his dream of appearing. He took the 50-question online qualifying test…
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