Montgomery County
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Wissahickon Trails Conducting Site Visits, Surveys to Improve Accessibility
To improve the accessibility of its preserves and trails, Wissahickon Trails has been undergoing site visits and surveys to pinpoint what improvements are needed, writes Rachel Ravina for Times Herald. The initiative is being funded through a $75,000 grant from the Montgomery County Recovery Office. Wissahickon Trails’ Conservation Manager Margaret Rohde with the help of…
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MCCC to Host ‘Blind Visionaries’ Exhibition, Workshop, Panel Discussion and Performance
Montgomery County Community College will host Blind Visionaries, an exhibition, workshop, panel discussion and musical performance celebrating the artwork of photographers who are blind or visually impaired and their sighted collaborators. The “Blind Visionaries” series of events kicks off Thursday, Nov. 2 from 1-3 PM with “Blind Visionaries – Workshop: Painting with Light” in the…
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MCCC Theater Program Presents Student Performances of “The Pillowman” and “Antigone” This November
Montgomery County Community College’s Theatre Arts Program, Drama Club and West End Student Theater will present “The Pillowman” and “Antigone” at its Pottstown and Blue Bell campuses. “The Pillowman,” by Martin McDonagh is directed by MCCC Theater Assistant Professor Jessica DalCanton, and will run at the Pottstown campus from Nov. 2-4 at 7 PM, Nov.…
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See Which Local, State Races Are on Ballot in This Year’s General Election
The 2023 general election features a number of local and state races that will have an impact on the Montgomery County area and across the entire state, writes Justin Heinze for Patch. The race for the three seats on Montgomery County Board of Commissioners will include Democrats Jamila Winder and Neil Makhija and Republicans Tom…
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VFTCB Celebrates Innovation, Creativity in Montgomery County Tourism at Annual Luncheon
The Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board shared an optimistic outlook for Montgomery County tourism to 600 attendees at the organization’s annual luncheon event at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center at Oaks. With a theme of Focus, the VFTCB released its 2023 Annual Report highlighting the positive economic impact of the hospitality industry in Montco,…
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Montco Is Filled with Amazing Things to Do and Places to See; Here Are Some of Best
Montgomery County has something to offer everyone with its beautiful parks, many historic sites, unique places to eat, outdoor activities, and a variety of cultural events, writes Blake Walsh for the Travel Lens. History aficionados should head out to Valley Forge National Historical Park to discover more about the nation’s past. The park is also…
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Montgomery County District Attorney Opens Tip Line for Upcoming Election
Ahead of the 2023 general election on November 7, the Montgomery County District Attorney has opened a tip line for any election-related issues such as security concerns, writes Rachel Ravina for The Times Herald. The tip line number is 610-292-2023. “We don’t expect any irregularities with the upcoming election, but I want to reassure Montgomery…
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You Can Make Your Own Aromatic Candles at These Montco Studios
Whether you are looking to start a new hobby or just want a fun way to pass the time, candle-making classes are a good choice, writes Laura Brzyski for the Philadelphia Magazine. In addition to making your own candles that smell amazing, you will learn a new skill and expand your definition of self-care in…
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A Walk on the Wild Side: Black Bear Sighting Reported in Whitpain and East Norriton
Local officials say there have been several reported black bear sightings in various Montgomery County locations throughout the week, according to a staff report from FOX 29. The most recent report came from Whitpain Township on Wednesday night. Local police confirmed a bear sighting by the Pennsylvania Game Commission in Worcester Township and East Norriton…
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New Federal Grant Will Be a ‘Life-Changing Event’ for Manor College Students
Manor College is a recipient of a Title III grant from the U.S. Department of Education which will be a “life-changing event” for its students, according to Dr. Jonathn Peri, president of Manor College. He said it is “like winning the education lottery,” adding that “Title III is a very competitive grant. It is a…
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Oh Deer! Drivers Cautioned to Be Extra Watchful This Time Year
The Pennsylvania Game Commission is urging drivers to slow down and be extra cautious on deer crossing roads this time of year, writes WPXI staff. The commission explained that it is almost the fall breeding season, so bucks are traveling into new areas in their search for does. This means they will be on roads…
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Penn Community Bank Wins National Marketing Excellence Award
Penn Community Bank, the largest mutual bank in eastern Pennsylvania, has been selected by Business Intelligence Group as a recipient of the organization’s Public Relations and Marketing Excellence – External Campaign of the Year Award. The bank’s marketing department was recognized by the panel of business executives for its expansion of the ongoing “Start. Grow. Stay.” campaign.…
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MONTCO Careers — Montgomery County Community College
Montgomery County Community College is seeking applicants for the Part-Time Leadership Development & Talent Management Coordinator position. The selected applicant provides assistance in a broad range of supportive duties to the Leadership Development & Talent Management and Human Resources departments. These duties consist of support in the areas of Performance Management, Trainingand Development, Faculty Success,…
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Montgomery County Resident Advocates for Young Women as Girl Scouts CEO
Kim E. Fraites-Dow, a Montgomery County resident, was nominated as a Patch community leader for the strong impact she has had as CEO of the Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania, writes Justin Heinze for Patch. She was nominated by Taylor Campbell who lives in the Plymouth–Whitemarsh area. On why Fraites Dow deserves to be recognized,…
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Jason Kelce Talks Possible Collab with Taylor Swift on Future Christmas Album
In an interview with the Today show, the Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce, said it would be “incredible” if Taylor Swift joined the NFL team’s annual Christmas album in the future. Kelce was on the show with teammate’s Lane Johnson and Jordan Mailata to discuss their upcoming second Christmas album, “A Philly Special Christmas Special,”…
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Rite Aid CEO Warns Landlords More Stores Will Close, Cost Concessions Needed
The recent closings of Rite Aid stores in our area apparently are not the end of the company’s restructuring as it goes through Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings, writes Tim Schooley for Pittsburgh Business Times. On a recent conference call, new Rite Aid CEO Jeffrey Stein didn’t mince words when he warned retail landlords that more…
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Montco Commissioner Calls on Neighbors to Support Each Other in Midst of Israel-Hamas War
The Philadelphia Citizen recently published a transcript of the remarks of Ken Lawrence Jr., chair of the Montgomery County Board of Commissioners, as he spoke about the Israel–Hamas war at a meeting on October 19. Here is an excerpt of what he said: “While for some of us, this is a far-off conflict, for many…
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Wegmans Signs First Philadelphia Sports Sponsorship Deal with Flyers
Wegmans has secured its first local sports sponsorship deal with the Philadelphia Flyers, writes Ryan Sharrow for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The details of the agreement haven’t been disclosed, but the grocery store chain will have signage in the Wells Fargo Center as well as different promotions with the Flyers Charities. Wegmans and the Flyers…
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