Montgomery County
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Two Promising Montco Health Startups Join University City Capital Readiness Cohort
Two Montgomery County health tech startups have been selected for the University City Science Center’s sixth Capital Readiness cohort. The program helps early-stage companies refine pitches, navigate due diligence, and attract investors. Local Participants Highlighted: Pain Specialists Group (Bala Cynwyd): Creating a Peripheral Nerve Stimulator implant to relieve pain in areas like the back, knees,…
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Check Out These Must-See December Events in Montco
The Philadelphia region is brimming with exciting activities this holiday season, including several must-see events that are coming up in Montgomery County, writes Gina Lizzo for the Main Line Today. Oaks Christmas Market, which will take place on December 7 and 8, offers the perfect opportunity to easily find the perfect gift. Held at the…
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Montgomery County Coaches Hall of Fame Inducts Three New Members
The Montgomery County Coaches Hall of Fame inducted three new members last Tuesday, reports Ed Morlock for The Times Herald. Royersford’s Amanda O’Leary, a former three-sport athlete at Spring-Ford High School and the current head coach of the University of Florida’s women’s lacrosse team, was honored for her illustrious coaching career. O’Leary’s tenure includes leading…
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Jon Metz Sets Philadelphia-Inspired Art on Fire with Pyrography
Montgomery County’s Jon Metz is a passionate artist specializing in wood-burned art, known as pyrography, highlights Reuben Harley for the Philadelphia Citizen. Though he has pursued various careers, including teaching art and working for the U.S. Navy, art remains his central passion. He often showcases and sells his work at holiday makers markets. A former…
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VFTCB Congratulates Board Chair Rick Odorisio on November Mirror Spotlight
The Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board (VFTCB) congratulates the Chairman of its Board of Directors, Rick Odorisio, on being recognized in the November Mirror Spotlight by Meyer Jabara Hotels. Rick has been honored for his exemplary leadership, which aligns with the “Three P’s” principle of the Journey Program: Purpose, People, and Performance. Odorisio’s daily…
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Local Malls Reinvent the Retail Experience to Keep Relevant
As local malls adapt to shifting consumer habits, the King of Prussia Mall, Plymouth Meeting Mall, and Willow Grove Park Mall exemplify varied approaches to remaining community hubs, writes Kenny Cooper for WHYY. KOP, among the largest malls in the U.S., continues to reinvent itself. This winter, it debuts CAMP, a family-oriented experiential space offering…
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Developer Has Plans to Dethrone King of Prussia as One of Nation’s Biggest Malls
The King of Prussia Mall may soon lose the title of one of the biggest malls in the country, writes Cukia M for Construction Review Online. Developer Triple Five Group is planning to construct American Dream Mall near Everglades National Park in Florida. The $4 billion retail and entertainment complex would be about double the…
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Cut Your Own Christmas Tree at These Farms in Montgomery County
If you’re searching for the perfect Christmas tree to cut down with your family, Montgomery County offers several farms where you can do just that, write Lisa Dukart, Ben Silver, and Kylee Steigelman for the Main Line Today. Offering a range of live trees ready for decoration, these local farms are the perfect destination for…
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MCCC Recognized as 2024 ALL IN Most Engaged Campus
Montgomery County Community College (MCCC) recently has been recognized by the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge (ALL IN) as a 2024 ALL IN Most Engaged Campus for College Student Voting. The ALL IN Most Engaged Campuses for College Student Voting recognizes colleges and universities for outstanding efforts to increase nonpartisan student voter participation. MCCC joins…
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Montco Residents Turn to Professionals for Holiday Lighting
As the holiday season approaches, Montgomery County homeowners like Greg Bowden and Suzanne Taylor are turning to professional services to brighten their homes with festive lights, writes Erin Mcarthy for the Philadelphia Inquirer. Schwenksville’s Greg Bowden hired Four Seasons Property Services to install 600 custom-cut holiday lights on his home for $5,000. Bowden shared that…
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Valley Forge Sports to Host Playeasy’s Inaugural Innovators Summit in July
Playeasy will host its first-ever Innovators Summit, a dynamic conference set to bring together industry leaders in destination marketing and sports tourism. With the recent launch of Playeasy Intelligence, Playeasy is furthering its mission to prepare the industry for transformative technological changes expected in the next two years — changes that may be as impactful…
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Main Line Health Receives Top Marks in Patient Safety
All four Main Line Health acute care hospitals—Lankenau Medical Center, Bryn Mawr Hospital, Paoli Hospital, and Riddle Hospital—have once again received an “A” grade for patient safety from The Leapfrog Group, writes Main Line Times & Suburban. This national nonprofit evaluates hospitals based on over 30 measures, including errors, injuries, and infection prevention, as well…
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Montgomery County Adds Code Blue Shelters to Support the Homeless in Upcoming Cold Season
Montgomery County is increasing efforts to support residents experiencing homelessness this winter, adding four new “Code Blue” shelters, writes Rachel Ravina for The Reporter. Along with existing facilities, these will provide 186 beds across Lansdale, Norristown, Pennsburg, Plymouth Meeting, and Pottstown. “This proposed budget includes $2 million in operating expenses to increase the number of…
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How Often Does Montgomery County Make FCC Complaints Compared to the Rest of the US?
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has posted every complaint received over the last decade. Matthew Petti analyzed the data for the Reason, and compared pearl clutchers in counties across the United States. Montgomery County recorded 150 FCC complaints among its 827,180 residents, translating to approximately 18 complaints per 100,000 people. Comparatively, Bucks County, with 627,668…
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Abington’s Hollywood Neighborhood: Glamorous Name, Unique Charm
Abington Township’s Hollywood neighborhood may not be as glamorous as its namesake, but it has developed its own unique charm and strong community spirit over the decades, writes Kevin Riordan for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The neighborhood was developed by Gustav Weber, who aimed to create a residential community inspired by Spanish Revival architecture. He chose…
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Delaware Valley University Celebrates First Class of Physician Assistant Graduates
Delaware Valley University (DelVal) held a ceremony for the graduation of its inaugural class of students from the Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies (MSPAS) program on Thursday, Oct. 10, at 4 PM in the Life Sciences Building Auditorium. This milestone event recognized DelVal’s first 18 Physician Assistant (PA) graduates since the program’s launch…
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Montco Brewery Crafts Several of Pennsylvania’s Highest Rated IPAs
The strength of Montgomery County’s craft beer scene is proven once again, with Tired Hands Brewing Company in Ardmore producing five of the 29 highest-rated IPAs in Pennsylvania, according to a report from Stacker. Stacker compiled the list using data from BeerAdvocate. The highest rated beer is Double Milkshake IPA – EXTRA Vanilla in second…
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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, Dean of Students, Student Services Assistant, Part-Time Temporary Grants Administrator and Coordinator, and Part-Time Reference Librarian. 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…
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