Montgomery County
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What are you doing this weekend? Here are some insipiring suggestions
A brand new week means a batch of brand new, incredible events coming to Montgomery County. Join in the fun with opportunities for adventure, a booming dining scene and endless concerts & comedy shows happening right here in Montco. Check out these suggestions from Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board. TWILIGHT ON THE RIVER May…
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DeSales and Bancroft Capital partner on Veterans Education Initiative
DeSales University and Bancroft Capital are joining forces to help veterans forge a new career path in financial services. Brother Daniel Wisniewski, OSFS, provost, and Cauldon D. Quinn, CEO and plankowner at Bancroft Capital, signed a memorandum of understanding on a Veterans Education Initiative at Bancroft Capital’s headquarters in Fort Washington. [uam_ad id=”54865″] The partnership…
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Month-long music events at King of Prussia Mall
King of Prussia Mall, in partnership with Musicopia, Montgomery County Community College and Arts Montco, will host a month-long celebration of music this July. The community is invited to visit King of Prussia Mall throughout the month to enjoy live music on weekends on the Grand Lux Patio and a jazz brunch series on Sundays…
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Historical Society of Montgomery County offers free program: Presentation by author Rebecca Price
Join us for our next event when Rebecca Price Janney presents “Northampton County Flying Camp” Rebecca Price Janney’s newest books, a series of novels (3 now) about two people who live 250+ years apart, are joined by common experiences and a hometown. These are a result of her own family research about 10 years ago in…
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Dischell Bartle Dooley partners named Super Lawyers
Three Dischell Bartle Dooley partners have been named Pennsylvania 2019 Super Lawyers and a partner and an associate have been named 2019 Rising Stars. Frank Bartle, Mark Dischell and Bob Iannozzi, Jr. are Super Lawyers and Liz Billies and Inna Materese are Rising Stars. George Saba, of counsel to the firm, was also named a…
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Upper Providence apartment complex proposed near Providence Town Center
Two apartment projects consisting of 771 units are being proposed for Upper Providence, writes Natalie Kostelni for Philadelphia Business Journal. Audubon Land Development is planning to develop a 586-unit complex with a hotel on the 20-acres near the Providence Town Center off Route 422 in Upper Providence. The land in question is located behind a…
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Where to see fireworks over the July 4 holiday
By Mark Schiele It can’t be the July 4 holiday weekend without fireworks, and Montgomery County has plenty of shows on tap to celebrate our nation’s birthday. Conshohocken kicks things off on July 3 with a display at Sutcliffe Park beginning at 9:45 p.m. [uam_ad id=”54865″] Norristown gets into the swing with a full schedule…
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Trump gets love from Montco GOP supporters; rally backlash prompts local brewery to get out of politics
By Mark Schiele President Donald Trump may have been in Florida last week when he kicked off his reelection campaign, but a group of supporters from Montgomery County was happy to join in on the fun. About 100 Trump followers gathered in King of Prussia for an event organized by the Montgomery County GOP, held…
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Start your Christmas shopping early while celebrating the 4th of July!
To help raise funds for the 2019 PottstownGoFourth! celebration and fireworks on July 4 in Memorial Park, the GoFourth committee has created a stunning 2020 calendar depicting beautifully restored, historic Pottstown homes. The calendar spotlights a few of Pottstown’s architectural gems through artistically rendered photographs of homes or buildings that will be featured on the…
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Four Montgomery County students win AAA Outstanding School Safety Patrol
AAA Mid-Atlantic and The Mid-Atlantic Foundation for Safety and Education honored seven students throughout the Philadelphia 5 county region this year as Outstanding AAA School Safety Patrol Members for the 2018-2019 school year. Of those seven students, four are from Montgomery County. Montgomery County Surya Bathini – Simmons Elementary, Hatboro Horsham School District Tyana Escobar…
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VFTCB’s president honored with Main Line Chamber Nonprofit CEO of the Year Award
The Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board’s (VFTCB) President & CEO, Mike Bowman, was recognized with the Main Line Chamber’s Nonprofit CEO of the Year Award, according to a press release. Bowman received the award during Thursday’s Celebration of Business Leadership event at the Desmond Hotel in Malvern. [uam_ad id=”54865″] “This award is a direct…
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West Norriton’s Reddish goes to Atlanta in first round of NBA Draft
By Mark Schiele Montgomery County has a new millionaire in the making. That would be West Norriton’s Cam Reddish, who was selected with the 10th overall pick of the 2019 NBA Draft by the Atlanta Hawks Thursday night. Last year the 76ers drafted Villanova product Mikal Bridges, from Malvern, with the 10th pick before trading…
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House of the Week: 1108 Hunt Seat Drive, Ambler
Don’t miss your opportunity to live in the prestigious Polo Club Estates in Gwynedd Valley. This impressive and beautiful, custom-built, 4 bedroom, 3 full and 2 half bath home sited on just over an acre and backing up to the Penllyn Club will do more than just impress, it will take your breath away. Pour…
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What are you doing this weekend? Here are a few delectable suggestions
No celebration is complete without delicious food and great company! Join in the party this week at Elmwood Park Zoo’s Beast of a Feast, Bridgeport Carnival 2019 and tons of incredible events coming this week, only in Montco. Check out these suggestions from Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board. BEAST OF A FEAST June 20 Elmwood…
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Montco celebrates Pride Month and commemorates 50th anniversary of Stonewall Riots
Montgomery County officials celebrated Pride Month and commemorated the 50thAnniversary of the Stonewall Riots, considered the tipping point for the Gay Liberation movement and the modern fight for LGBTQ rights in the United States, by raising an LGBTQ Pride flag at the Montgomery County Courthouse on June 18, 2019. The rainbow-colored Pride flag has become…
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Montgomery Township to spend nearly $1 million on road projects
By D’Lara Scott Montgomery Township is about to spend nearly $1 million on roads, curbs and sidewalks, and any acts of vandalism will be quickly handed over to the police department. The Montgomery Township has a 16- year road plan and will be managing the conditions of its Township owned roads, curbs, and sidewalks. [uam_ad…
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Montgomery County visitors can book summer getaways on VFTCB website
This summer, consumers looking to plan weekends in Montgomery County can use the Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board website as one-stop shopping since the VFTCB added JackRabbit, a booking referral engine, to its website for Montgomery County hotels. The tool is embedded directly on www.valleyforge.org to provide destination visitors with hotel rates and availability.…
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Oaks Race & Sportsbook and Valley Forge Casino are taking bets
Shopping, restaurants, arts, and golf courses make a good time in Montgomery County a sure bet. With the recent legalization of sports betting in Pennsylvania and the opening of two sportsbooks the stakes for excitement have been raised. Two locations, the Oaks Race & Sportsbook and Valley Forge Casino Resort, are now taking sports betting…
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