Montgomery County
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Genetic Testing Helps Montgomery County Woman Detect Breast Cancer Early
Montgomery County resident Jessica Getson was able to discover her breast cancer early thanks to genetic testing, write Stephanie Stahl and Adam Fox for CBS News Philadelphia. “I got genetic testing on a whim,” said Getson. “But I’ve always been this ‘give me knowledge, give me power’ person.” Because of her Ashkenazi Jewish heritage, Getson…
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MCCC Opens Doors to Global Opportunities: History Student Studies Abroad in Tunisia
Until the day he boarded the first of a series of flights that would ultimately take him to Tunisia, Juan Aguilar had never been overseas. Thanks to Montgomery County Community College (MCCC) and the Amideast Community and Social Entrepreneurship Program (CASE), that experience changed his life. The 20-year-old, second-year History major from Norristown was one…
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Vagrant Bird from ‘Task’ is Rare but Known Visitor to Montgomery County
The bright-red bird featured in the premiere of Task, which serves as a broader analogy on the show, is rare but not unfamiliar sight in Montgomery County, writes Kristin Hunt for the Philly Voice. In the Delaware County-set show, FBI special agent Tom Brandis hears a distinct bird call and grabs his binoculars, only to…
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Montgomery County Military Family Touched by Strangers’ Kindness
A Montgomery County military family was touched by a random act of kindness from an anonymous couple and hopes to thank them for the unexpected gift, write Deanna Durante and Emily Rose Grassi for NBC 10 Philadelphia. Aaron Williams-Higgins was returning from a walk with her dog last week when the building’s receptionist handed her…
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Montco Boy Triumphs Over Rare Hip Disorder
After years of treatment for a rare hip disorder, 9-year-old Landon Gallo of Montco is back on his feet and back in the game, write Stephanie Stahl and Ed Specht for CBS News. What started as a limp mistaken for growing pains turned out to be Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease, a condition that restricts blood flow to…
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Shapiro’s Pennsylvania Data Center Push Presents a Climate Conflict
Governor Josh Shapiro’s initiative to establish Pennsylvania as a leading data center hub is generating a conflict with the state’s climate leadership objectives, writes Jordan Teicher for Grid Philly. In June, Shapiro announced that Amazon would invest $20 billion in two cloud computing and artificial intelligence data centers in Bucks and Luzerne counties, solidifying his…
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Montgomery County Commerce Department Empowers CEOs to Navigate Succession Planning
The Montgomery County Commerce Department invites local business owners, CEOs, and executives to a free event designed to help leaders prepare their companies for long-term success. Titled “Navigating Succession Planning: Business Breakthrough Roundtable,” this engaging discussion will take place on Oct. 30 from 12-2:00 PM at Clemens Family Corporation (2702 Clemens Road, Hatfield). Lunch will…
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Local Libraries Offer Free Access to More Than 30 Museums
Montgomery County’s public library system gives residents on a budget the opportunity to visit more than 30 Pennsylvania museums at no cost, writes Lily Henderson for the Main Line Today. Free museum passes are not a new concept. According to Eileen Hallstrom, director of development at Montgomery County-Norristown Public Library, “they’ve been popular for years”…
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Where Montco’s Best Pumpkins are Picked
October means crisp air, colorful leaves, and of course—pumpkin picking. Whether you’re hunting for the perfect jack-o’-lantern, stocking up for fall décor, or just looking for a family-friendly outing, Montgomery County has plenty of local spots that deliver autumn charm. Here are some of the best places to grab your pumpkin this season: Maple Acres…
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Local Pumpkin Patches to Visit in Montco This Fall
It’s officially fall, and you know what that means: It’s time to hit the pumpkin patches in Montco! Whether you’re searching for the perfect pumpkin or just enjoying the season, these local spots have everything you need. With fun activities like hayrides and tasty treats, grab your sweater and get ready for a great day out.…
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Welcoming Fresh Talent to Montgomery County Commerce Department
The Montgomery County Commerce Department team is growing! Meet the three newest members of the Commerce Department who will play key roles in driving growth, innovation, and community impact throughout Montgomery County. Meet Mark Pateman: Deputy Director of Economic Development Pateman brings over 25 years of experience across commercial real estate, law, and financial services.…
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Montco Careers — Montgomery County Community College
Montgomery County Community College (MCCC), a respected public institution serving Blue Bell and Pottstown, is actively seeking dedicated professionals to join its collaborative and mission-driven team, with open roles such as Senior Software Developer and Assistant Director of Annual Giving. Senior Software Developer The Senior Software Developer evaluates, designs, develops, and maintains custom softwaresolutions that provide ideal user experiences,…
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10 Halloween Events Happening in Montco This Spooky Season
Spooky season has arrived in Montgomery County, and Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board is excited to share some of its favorite Halloween events happening throughout the county. Scream Mountain at Spring Mountain Until Nov. 1 Spring Mountain transforms into Scream Mountain. Scream Mountain features a Haunted Hayride, Haunted Lift & Walk, and the Starter Haunted…
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Fall Fun in Montgomery County: Food, Festivals, and Family Events This October
It’s time to grab your favorite flannel and (pumpkin-spiced) brew for a day out in Montco. Check out some of our favorite festivals and events that are sure to add a little ‘pumpkin spice’ to your life. Beast of a Feast Norristown, Oct. 9, 6-9:00 PM Feast on all-you-can-eat-and-drink samples from dozens of Montgomery County’s…
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Conshohocken Residents Push Back on Proposed AI Data Center
A plan to transform the former Cleveland-Cliffs steel mill in Plymouth Township into a massive AI data center has sparked intense debate in Conshohocken, writes Erin McCarthy for the Philadelphia Inquirer. Developer Brian O’Neill wants to repurpose the 66-acre site on Conshohocken Road into a 2-million-square-foot facility spanning 10 buildings. The project promises jobs and…
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MCCC Hospitality Institute Opens Bistro 1964 and Bakery 340 for Fall Semester
Two new food options are now open to the public this fall inside Montgomery County Community College’s Hospitality Institute. Bistro 1964 and Bakery 340 are the educational restaurant and bakery operated seasonally by students in the Culinary Arts and Baking & Pastry Arts programs. They are located in the Hospitality Institute on the Blue Bell Campus, 340…
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Eataly Now Open at King of Prussia Mall
This fall, Montgomery County welcomes one of its most anticipated culinary attractions. Eataly, the highly praised Italian marketplace, opened its doors at King of Prussia Mall on Thursday, Oct. 2. Eataly is not just a place to eat. It is an immersive experience for families, food lovers, and travelers. With over 60 locations worldwide, they are known for…
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Chase Bank to Open Seven New Branches Across Philadelphia Region, Including Four in Montco
Chase Bank plans will open seven new branches across the Philadelphia region over the next three months, with four located in Montgomery County, writes Jeff Blumenthal for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The bank already opened three retail branches in the area earlier this year, bringing the total number of new openings to ten and the…
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