Retail
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Ambler Couple Turns to Philadelphia Table Co. For Help Furnishing Unusually Shaped Room
When Theresa and Joe Dowd decided to renovate their Ambler home two years ago, finding a dining table that fit into their unusually shaped room proved to be a challenge, writes Terri Akman for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Theresa Dowd had her heart set on a white oak farmhouse-style table that would serve as the home’s…
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Nike’s First Jordan Brand World of Flight U.S. Store in Philadelphia Gets Approval
Less than a month after Nike submitted documents to the Philadelphia Historical Commission to propose the first U.S.-based Jordan Brand World of Flight store in Philadelphia, it has received unanimous approval, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. This comes after the project received pushback from the Historical Commission’s Architectural Committee. Nike made some…
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A New Floral Studio Focused on Sustainability and Community Is Coming to Skippack
Waverly Flower Co., formerly known as Wavy Roo Florals, will be opening a new floral studio in Skippack in April, writes John Worthington for Main Line Times & Suburban. The new studio, located on Cressman Road, will use homegrown and other locally sourced flowers and foliage in its wedding arrangements. “We have a special focus…
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For Owner of Latrice of Bryn Mawr, Fashion is a Family Tradition
For Angela Abruzzese, owner of Latrice of Bryn Mawr, fashion is a cherished family tradition, writes Mark Zimmaro for the South Philly Review. Abruzzese’s parents, Jennie and Louis Zinni, opened their first clothing store in Philadelphia in 1946. The pair, who had three daughters and one son, often took their children with them to work,…
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Doylestown’s Barn Plaza Plan for Major Redevelopment Gets Approval
The property group redeveloping Doylestown’s Barn Plaza got the green light from the township to move forward with its plan, writes Michele Haddon for the Bucks County Courier Times. The plan includes demolishing structures belonging to Regal Cinema Barn Theater, constructing three new buildings to make space for new retail outlets and restaurants. …
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Macy’s Shuttering 150 Stores, Will the Willow Grove Park Mall Location Be One of Them?
Macy’s new strategic vision, “A Bold New Chapter,” calls for the closing of 150 stores to prioritize the other 350 more productive locations, writes Julia Gomez and Peg Quann for the Bucks County Courier Times. What that will mean for the Macy’s stores in the local shopping malls including the Willow Grove Park Mall, remains…
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Step Back in Time at Mechanicsville’s Best of France Antiques
Best of France Antiques in Mechanicsville doubles as a retail destination and roadside attraction, writes Olivia Harrison for The Signal. When antique collectors and passersby approach the store on Route 202, they are met with eight-foot-tall dinosaur statues. This prehistoric decoration is only a taste of the whimsical experience that Best of France has…
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David’s Bridal Talks Prenups and the Importance of Healthy Communication
You might think that mentioning prenup would be an immediate downer on the romantic vibe of planning a wedding, but Conshohocken-based David’s Bridal says it can actually be good for the future of your marriage. The bridal retailer asked divorce attorney and founder of HelloPrenup, Julia Rodgers, esq., to share why a prenup is a…
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Horsham Native Is Man Behind Donald Trump’s $399 Shoe Drop
The first person Donald Trump thanked after he took the stage at Philadelphia’s Sneaker Con last week to announce his signature shoe was Horsham native Chase Young, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The 28-year-old’s company consulted on the launch of the $399 former president’s sneakers that sold out within minutes of going…
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A Small Bookshop on Lansdale’s Main Street is a Hub for Black Culture and History
When author Shaykh Anwar Muhammad moved to the Lansdale area, one of the first things he noticed was that there was a dearth of places to learn Black culture and history, writes Matteo Iadonisi for 6abc. To fill that need in the community, in 2017 he opened his own small bookshop specializing in Black literature…
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Longstanding Elkins Park Auto Parts Store to Be Sold in Auction
An important fixture in the Elkins Park community for more than 80 years is being sold in its entirety in an auction, writes Ryan Genova for Glenside Local. Biello Auto Parts at 7875 Mill Road in Elkins Park first opened its doors in 1937 and now will be sold in a live commercial auction on…
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Wawa Hopes Chocolate and Hoagies Are a Good Combo
The sweetest place on Earth may soon also have Wawa hoagies if a Hershey store is approved, writes Sue Gleiter for Penn Live. Wawa wants to secure a store location in Hershey territory, at Cocoa Avenue and Fishburn Road in Derry Township. The proposed store is part of Wawa’s plan to expand its presence in…
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Real Fur Has Been Taboo for Years, But Is It Making a Comeback on the Main Line?
Real fur has been a controversial subject for decades, but with the “Mob Wife” look trending, more people on the Main Line seem to be once again donning their old – or even new – fur coats this winter, writes Diane Oliva for the Main Line Tonight. The issue remains an emotional one with ethical…
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Developer Shares Vision for Neshaminy Mall’s New Era
As Bensalem’s Neshaminy Mall hits the market amid decreased foot traffic and increased retail vacancies, one developer has a vision on how to boost its popularity, writes JD Mullane for the Bucks County Courier Times. Fusion Gyms founder Tony Chowdhary bought the mall’s former Macy’s to open his state-of-the-art fitness facility. He says that he isn’t worried about the mall being up sale. …
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David’s Bridal’s Prom Collection Will Sure to Be a Hit on Dance Floors This Spring
Conshohocken-based David’s Bridal has released its new prom collection, and the company says the unique styles will sure to be a hit with all prom-goers. The new collection includes dresses, accessories, shoes, and more at affordable prices. “We are so excited to debut our new Spring 2024 prom dress and accessories collection,” said Nancy Viall,…
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Is Bucks County Getting Its First Lidl? Inside the German Grocer’s Expansion Plans
Popular German grocer Lidl is again considering opening its first location in Bucks County, writes Dino Ciliberti for the Patch. The discount supermarket retailer previously considered opening a 29,136-square-foot grocery store in Warminster, in the old Pathmark property on York Road where a Tesla store is expected to open soon. Lidl also intended to develop…
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As New Wawas Open, We’re Losing the Wawas We Grew Up With
There is an emotional attachment to the Wawa store we grew up with, writes Austyn for Lite 96.9 WFPG. In Austyn’s case, it was a Wawa at 71 Lakeview Drive in Gibbsboro, New Jersey. She hadn’t been there in years, but it was part of her collective memories. “This… is my favorite Wawa in the…
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How a Small Center City Coffee Shop Became a Cult Favorite
In 2011, Cody McGregor took a college trip to a Costa Rican coffee plantation as part of an environmental policy course that became a life-pivoting experience. Fast forward to today and McGregor is now the owner of Thank You Thank You Coffee Brewers in Center City, writes Brandon Baker for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Thank You…
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