Montgomery County
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GVF’s 2024 Annual Report Rolls Out Big Gains in Transit, Bike Safety, and Community Impact
The GVF released their 2024 Annual Report, highlighting their commitment of driving change through smart, community-focused transportation solutions across the region. This year’s report reflects momentum in key areas—mobility access, environmental impact, and infrastructure improvements. Here are some standout highlights: GVF leadership is excited about the work over the last 35 years and the opportunities…
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One Montco School District Is Among Top 3 in Pennsylvania
One Montgomery County school district ranked among the top three in Pennsylvania, with six more making the top fifty, writes Ethan Lott for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The ranking is based on the PSSA and Keystone Exams results for 2021, 2022, and 2023. For the second year in a row, Lower Merion School District placed…
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Goodness Bowls: How a Mother-Daughter Duo Is Growing Their Business and Empowering Women
“Given every chance, I’d bet on my daughter,” stated Sue Persichetti about her decision to go “all-in” on her daughter, Corinne Persichetti, and her healthy eats business venture, Goodness Bowls. Open in 2019 and now with three locations in Avalon, N.J., Villanova, Collegeville, and Narberth, Pa., Goodness Bowls is a café that offers made-to-order foods…
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These Local Farmers’ Markets Offer Everything from Fresh Produce to Artisan Goods
Farmers’ markets offer something for everyone – from fresh produce, artisan cheeses, and locally raised meats to handcrafted home goods and lively live entertainment, write Ben Silver and Claire Chmiel for the Main Line Today. Residents can enjoy multiple farmers’ markets across Montgomery County, with some open all year long. The Ardmore Farmers Market, a…
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Montco Releases Community Health Assessment Report, Plans to Improve Residents’ Health Outcomes
Montgomery County released its first Community Health Assessment report this week guiding the development of a plan to improve residents’ health, writes Emily Neil for the WHYY. Last year, over 3,300 people responded and participated in focus groups by the county’s Department of Health and Human Services Office of Public Health. Community responses help identify…
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Mydera Taliah Robinson Appointed as Executive Director of Theatre Horizon
Theatre Horizon’s Board of Directors has appointed long-time Theatre Horizon employee Mydera Taliah Robinson as Executive Director. In her new role at the professional theater company in Norristown, Robinson will develop initiatives that elevate local artists, expand access to arts education, and deepen community engagement through self-expression, storytelling, and performance. “As a Norristown native, Mydera’s journey with Theatre Horizon is…
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Only One Mile Separates Schuylkill River Trail From Completing Stretch From Philadelphia to Reading
The Schuylkill River Trail, which currently runs unobstructed from Philadelphia through Chester and Montgomery counties to Pottstown, is now just one mile away from completing its stretch to Reading, writes David Kostival for WFMZ 69 News. The trail will eventually span 120 miles from Philadelphia to the river’s headwaters in Frackville. Currently, 80 miles are…
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Toll Violation Text Scam – Here’s What You Need to Know
If you’ve received a text about an unpaid toll violation, you’re not alone, writes Matt Kapko for CyberScoop. These messages claim you owe a small amount—usually under $25—but come with big threats, like registration suspension or reports to state agencies. The catch? It’s all a scam. Federal agencies, including the FBI and FTC, are tracking…
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Ardmore Is Becoming Main Line’s Buzziest Neighborhood With Plethora of Must-Visit Spots to Eat and Drink
Ardmore is fast becoming the buzziest neighborhood on the Main Line, with its jam-packed and hip food, beverage, and shopping scene, writes Jenn Ladd for The Philadelphia Inquirer. With so many options, it’s easy to overlook some must-visit spots to eat and drink that have both locals and visitors raving. Ardmore Farmers Market is home…
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Cooking and Culinary Summer Camps in Montco Making Learning to Cook Fun for Kids
Cooking and culinary summer camps help kids build skills and confidence in the kitchen while having fun with their peers, with several options available right here in Montgomery County, writes Leigh Green for PA Eats. Germantown Academy in Fort Washington, a day school, offers a variety of summer programs, including Kids Kitchen Camps, designed for…
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Montco’s Julia Wolfe Shines at Philadelphia Orchestra, Blending Classical Music with Innovative Compositions
At the Philadelphia Orchestra concert at the Kimmel Center, Julia Wolfe emerged as a focal point, highlighting the evolution of women composers in classical music, writes David Patrick Stearns for the Philadelphia Inquirer. Growing up in Montgomery County, Wolfe’s journey in music was shaped by her education at the forward-thinking University of Michigan in Ann…
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The Most Expensive Places to Buy a Home in Montgomery County Right Now
Buying a home is more than just finding a place to live—it’s a major financial investment. As home prices continue to rise, affordability remains a key concern for buyers. Stacker used analytics from Zillow to find the towns in PA with the most valuable homes. The typical home value in the U.S. hit $356,776 in…
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Montgomery County Businesswomen Shine on Inc.’s Female Founders List
Several local women with roots in Montgomery County have been recognized on Inc.’s Female Founders 500 list for 2025, highlighting their impressive entrepreneurial achievements, writes Lisa Dukart for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Among them is Jeni Britton, founder of Floura. Her startup turns upcycled food like watermelon rinds and apple cores into fiber bars. Britton,…
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Joann’s Three Montco Stores to Hit Auction After Bankruptcy
Joann Inc. is preparing to auction off all the stores in 790 retailers, including the three in Montgomery County, writes Mary Vanac for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The bankrupt fabric and craft retailer’s assets were acquired in a February auction by Great American Group LLC and the retailer’s term lenders. Joann Inc. had initially planned…
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MCCC Alumna Praises College Foundation for Ivy League Success
When Montgomery County Community College (MCCC) alumna, Blessing Osazuwa, ’20, looked back on her career as a student at Columbia University, she said she was grateful for her time at MCCC, because it laid the foundation for her to be successful at the Ivy League level. “My experience at Montco really prepared me, not just…
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MONTCO Careers — Montgomery County Community College
Montgomery County Community College (MCCC) is seeking applications for the following positions: Building Maintenance Supervisor, Director of Workforce Development – Information Technology, and Part-Time Student Services Assistant (two positions). Building Maintenance Supervisor The Building Maintenance Supervisor of the Facilities Management Department is structured to maintain the building assets of the College and to keep the buildings…
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Montgomery County’s Must-Visit Diners: A Guide to Local Favorites
Montgomery County is home to some of the best diners around. Whether you’re in the mood for a hearty breakfast, a stacked sandwich, or just a slice of homemade pie, these local gems have something for everyone. From nostalgic, old-school diners to modern takes on traditional favorites, this guide highlights the must-visit spots that…
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Manor College Hosts Vigil for Ukraine Amid Rising Tensions
On the third anniversary of Russia’s war against Ukraine, a small community in Pennsylvania gathered at Manor College to reflect and find hope amidst the ongoing conflict, writes Alisa Shodiyev Kaff for the Washington Post. The event, held at the Ukrainian Heritage Studies Center and Museum, brought together locals, Ukrainian refugees, and Americans with Ukrainian…
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