Hatboro
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The Station at Hatboro Secures $20 Million in Permanent Financing
A 102-unit apartment community in Hatboro called The Station at Hatboro has landed $20 million in permanent financing, writes ROI-NJ. This is the latest sign of the borough’s growing apartment boom along its York Road corridor. $20 Million Deal Closes for Newest Hatboro Project G.S. Wilcox & Co., a Morristown-based commercial real estate investment banking…
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Wawa Wins Battle to Sell Alcohol in Hatboro
After an uphill battle, Hatboro’s Wawa now serves alcohol, reports Dino Ciliberti for the Patch. Last year, the convenience store proposed plans to bring a liquor license from a Norristown business to their new location in Hatboro. The borough voted against the motion in a 5-2 vote. This came after the borough fought and lost…
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The Matcha Spot Debuts with Unique Drinks in Hatboro
A new coffee concept is brewing in Hatboro, bringing a fresh lineup of matcha drinks and specialty beverages to a scenic Montgomery County setting, writes Dino Ciliberti for Patch. The Matcha Spot has opened as a mobile operation on the deck of Concordance Ferments, overlooking Pennypack Creek. The weekday-only spot offers handcrafted matchas, iced and…
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Hatboro Police Crack Case of ‘Banana Bandits’ at Local Wawa
Hatboro police recently found themselves investigating a crime that was anything but typical, an unusual theft involving 96 bananas from a local Wawa, writes Fernando Cervantes Jr. for USA Today. According to authorities, two men stole the fruit from the Hatboro convenience store before fleeing the scene in a vehicle. Surveillance footage helped police quickly…
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Pacitti Brothers Serve Up Scoops of Nostalgia in the Heart of Hatboro
For brothers Chris and Frank Pacitti, opening Pacitti Brothers Hot Dogs & Ice Cream in Hatboro last month was never just about food—it was about family, fun, and community. The Pacitti brothers wanted to create a gathering place where neighbors could enjoy a great treat and even better memories. “I picture bicycles parked out front…
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Irish Potatoes at Hatboro’s Stutz Candy Company Will Sweeten Your St. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick’s Day is just around the corner and here in Pennsylvania, enjoying the sweet confection dubbed Irish potatoes is a favorite way to celebrate the holiday, writes Emily Kovach for PA Eats. Ironically, this seasonal treat is not of Irish origin nor contains potatoes. They are however a longstanding Philadelphia tradition that goes back…
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Hatboro Wawa Sells for $7.4M in Major Local Real Estate Deal
A recently built Wawa in Hatboro has changed hands in a multimillion-dollar deal, writes Schwedelson for The Philadelphia Business Journal. Ivyland-based Altimari Properties purchased the Wawa at 412 S. York Road for $7.4 million. The convenience store was completed in 2023. It sits at the busy intersection of York and Horsham roads and includes fuel…
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Coach’s Sports Cards in Hatboro Builds Community Beyond the Baseball Diamond
Two Montgomery County coaches started Coach’s Sports Cards in Hatboro to ensure that kids have a place to hang out when they are not playing, reports Bob Kelly for FOX 29 Philadelphia. Co-owners Bill and Mike were both coaching Little League when they got the idea to start a business together. “Basically, what we wanted…
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New Year’s Eve in Hatboro To Feature Debut of ‘Hat Drop’
To ring in the new year, Hatboro Borough is launching a new tradition with the inaugural “Hat Drop,” set to be held on York Road on New Year’s Eve, writes Dino Ciliberti for the Patch. The hat has been custom-designed and manufactured by Royson Engineering. The festivities will kick off at 4 p.m. on December…
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Historic Hatboro Mill Reborn as Concordance Ferments Brewpub
A new brewpub is breathing fresh life into a Montco building that once supplied George Washington’s troops during the Revolutionary War, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Concordance Ferments officially opened its doors on October 1 at 18 Horsham Road in Hatboro. Owner Abe Goldstein transformed the 301-year-old mill along Pennypack Creek into…
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Legends of Pickleball Descend on Hatboro
Dill Dinkers in Hatboro recently welcomed multiple teams from the U.S. Legends Pickleball League, a national pickleball organization, to take part in an exciting tournament, writes Nick Iadonisi for 6abc. Competitors from across the country, all in their fifties and sixties, took to the courts and showcased some strong volleys at the tournament. “We have…
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Concordance Ferments Opens in Historic Hatboro Mill Building
Concordance Ferments, a new brewpub dedicated to craft beer, seasonal food, and community, has officially opened its doors at 18 Horsham Road in Hatboro. The space is situated right on the Pennypack Creek and occupies a landmark 1724 mill building that once fed George Washington’s troops and served as a lookout during the Battle of…
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Hatboro Residents Weigh In on Closure of Ross & Co.
Hatboro residents are sharing their thoughts on the closure of Ross & Co. last week, citing reasons including the space being too large and lack of support from the borough, writes Dino Ciliberti for the Patch. When it first opened, Ross & Co. expected to capitalize on the local housing boom and become a crown…
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Hatboro-Horsham to Hold Farewell Open House for Old Keith Valley Middle School Ahead of Closing
The Hatboro-Horsham School District is preparing to bid farewell to the building that educated generations of local students as Keith Valley Middle School, writes Dino Ciliberti for the Patch. A special event called Farewell to the Old Keith Valley will happen before the new $125 million middle school opens in September. The farewell open house…
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Hatboro Celebrates 64-Year Career of Auto Shop Owner Bill Penrose
Hatboro is tipping its hat to a true hometown hero, Bill Penrose, writes Dino Ciliberti for the Patch. Longtime resident and business owner Bill Penrose has officially retired, closing the doors on Oakdale Auto Body after 64 years of service to the community. Penrose, a U.S. Air Force veteran, opened his shop back in 1960…
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Hatboro Joins 17 Other Montco Towns with State Bird Town Designation
Hatboro is the latest Montgomery County town to receive the Bird Town Pennsylvania designation, joining 17 other communities in the county and 77 across the state, writes Dino Ciliberti for the Patch. Bird Town Pennsylvania partners with local municipalities and like-minded organizations to promote a healthier, more sustainable environment for birds, wildlife, and people through…
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Pretzel Pete CEO Faces Export Challenges, Keeps Montco Snacks on World Stage
Hatboro’s Karl Brown exports his Pretzel Pete products to over 85 countries but is bracing for global trade shifts, writes Kristen Mosbrucker-Garza for the Philadelphia Tribune. As CEO of Pretzel Pete and SB Global, Brown has built his business around the appeal of high-quality American snacks. At its peak, China was his largest market. But…
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Walkable Jenkintown Praises Hatboro’s Parking—Locals Might Disagree
While locals complain about parking, Hatboro Mayor Tim Schultz says the issue is more perception than reality, writes Dino Ciliberti for the Patch. Schultz says there’s plenty of parking downtown, pointing to spots behind Produce Junction as prime real estate—though borough officials clarify those are reserved for nearby stores. Still, Schultz stands by the simplicity…
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