Montgomery County
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Montco Legend John Oates Talks New Music and the Song That Defines His Legacy
Montgomery County native and music legend John Oates is showing no signs of slowing down, writes Jack Irvin for People. The 77-year-old Hall & Oates co-founder is back with new music, this time teaming up with pop sibling duo Lawrence. Their song, Enough is Enough, will debut on Friday, June 20. Speaking at the 2025…
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Montco’s Mindy Baiada Shines at Tony Awards with Two Major Wins
Montgomery County native Mindy Baiada took the stage at the Tony Awards as Maybe Happy Ending won Best Musical, writes Alicia Vitarelli for 6abc Action News. Baiada, one of the show’s producers, accepted the top honor alongside director Michael Arden – her longtime friend and creative partner. The two began their creative journey here in…
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Montco Couple Praises Queer Doula for Huge Difference in Birth of Daughter
Mary and Marissa, a Montgomery County couple, praise their queer doula for making a huge difference during the birth of their daughter, writes Stephanie Stahl for CBS News Philadelphia. Queer doulas have been gaining recognition in recent years for the inclusive care they provide to LGBTQ+ individuals and couples throughout pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. Mary…
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3 Exciting Restaurants Coming to Montgomery County in June
A thriving dining scene will welcome three exciting new Montgomery County restaurants this June, writes Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Burtons Grill & Bar will officially open its doors in Wayne on June 18, taking over the former Chili’s location next to Minella’s Diner. This will mark the first branch of the New England-based…
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MCCC Virtual Reality Public Speaking Project Named International Innovation of the Year
A Montgomery County Community College (MCCC) project that has helped many students face their fear of public speaking using virtual reality technology is being recognized on a global stage. The League for Innovation in the Community College, an international nonprofit organization, recently presented a 2024-2025 Innovation of the Year Award to MCCC in recognition of its Virtual…
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Spring-Ford Freshman Girl Tackles Barriers, Joins Football Team
Addie Rosenbloom, a rising freshman at Spring-Ford Area High School, is changing the game by strapping on shoulder pads and a helmet to join the football team, writes Jason Dumas for 6abc. “I just wanna get better,” said Addie. “I hate not being good at things.” To the teen, football is a way of life.…
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MCCC Dental Hygiene Professor Rosemary Herman Retires After 31 Years of Teaching
Montgomery County Community College Dental Hygiene Assistant Professor Rosemary Herman has a unique ability to connect with students because she used to be right where they are 50 years ago. A member of the College’s first class of dental hygienists to graduate in 1975, Herman has considered the College her home ever since. Now, after 31 years…
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Community Comes Together for Annual Festival Supporting Penllyn Mother Who Lost Her Children
Renee Sherman, a Penllyn mother, lost her five children in a fire over three decades ago. In the years since the tragedy happened, the community have been coming together every year to put on an annual festival honoring them, called “The Flowers Still Grow,” writes Nick Iadonisi for 6abc. The festival has served to turn…
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Join Immigrant Owned Business Roundtable on Jun. 23 as Part of the Business Breakthrough Initiative
The Montgomery County Commerce Department, in partnership with the County’s Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and the Office of Immigrant Affairs, invites you to a virtual roundtable for immigrant-owned small businesses on Monday, Jun. 23, from 12:00-1:30 PM. This is a virtual event, and a Teams link will be sent after you RSVP. This session will feature three dynamic…
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Colleen Wolfe Talks NFL Stardom, Hoagies, and Her Montco Roots
Colleen Wolfe may be thriving in Los Angeles with her NFL Network position and a new spot on Roku, but the Montco native is still a hometown girl at heart, writes Jeff Blumenthal for the Philadelphia Business Journal. In an interview with PBJ, the Hatboro-Horsham High School alum shares what she misses about home. “The…
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Montco State Rep Greg Scott Wants to Shrink PA’s School Districts
Montgomery County State Rep. Greg Scott believes Pennsylvania’s 500 public school districts may be too many, writes Matthew Rink for Philly Burbs. Scott represents the 54th District, covering Conshohocken, Plymouth Township, and Norristown. He recently announced plans to introduce legislation that would direct the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee to study what it would take…
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Top Pride Events in Montco
Montgomery County encourages you to embrace your pride this month at its various events and activities! Whether you are celebrating your own unique individuality or showing your support, attending these local experiences is a great way to celebrate and get involved with your local LGBTQ+ community. Find the best spots to spend your Pride month below! Lansdale Pride Walk…
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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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Jefferson Health Abington, Einstein Medical Among Best Hospitals for Maternity Care According to U.S. News
Jefferson Health-Abington Hospital and Einstein Medical Center Montgomery are two of thirteen Philadelphia-area medical centers that are rated as “high performing” in U.S. News & World Report’s latest ranking of the nation’s top maternity hospitals, writes John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The 2025 Best Hospitals for Maternity Care ranking identifies Greater Philadelphia as…
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MCCC Invites Businesses to Its Annual Online Workforce Development Business Roundtable
Montgomery County Community College’s (MCCC) Workforce Development Division is committed to helping businesses strengthen their workforce and enhance their competitive advantage by connecting them with valuable resources. To share these opportunities, MCCC invites businesses to attend its annual Workforce Development Business Roundtable on Wednesday, Jun. 25, from 10-11:45 AM. The event will be held via Zoom. To…
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MCCC Biotechnology Students Selected for Competitive Wistar Institute Biomedical Training Program
Six Montgomery County Community College (MCCC) Biotechnology students were selected to participate in the competitive Wistar Institute’s Biomedical Technician Training Program (BTT) this summer to conduct advanced biomedical research. MCCC students Brian Erkes, Christopher Jones, Lilly Merchant, Maaria Naeem, Joseph Toczydlowski, and Rabia Warraich will attend the paid, 12-week, experiential learning opportunity available to regional community college students. The…
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Meet VOTE411.org from the League of Women Voters: Your Secret Weapon for Today’s Primary Election
Montgomery County voters will head to the polls today, May 20, to weigh in on a range of local and statewide races in Pennsylvania’s closed primary election. On the ballot are seats for statewide appellate courts—including Pennsylvania Superior and Commonwealth Courts—as well as a host of local offices, such as magisterial district judges, township supervisors,…
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Isla Bistro: A Family-Rooted Café Serving Fresh, Wholesome Food
Fueled by a love for simple, wholesome food, a supportive family, and a passion for sharing quality meals with her community, Parker Schulz found the perfect recipe for her Fort Washington-based café, Isla Bistro. Open since March 2025 and located at 550 Pinetown Road, #200, Isla Bistro reflects Schulz’s deep-rooted commitment to wellness and nutrition.…
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