Montgomery County
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Step Back in Time at Montco’s Beloved Historic Movie Theaters
Montgomery County is home to a number of historic theaters that preserve the magic of old-school moviegoing while serving as cultural anchors for their communities. Here’s a look at five of the county’s best-known gems. Bryn Mawr Film Institute – Bryn MawrThis Spanish Gothic Revival opened in 1926 as the Seville Theater. It has since…
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MCCC to Host ‘Issues & Insights’ Panel on Gender, Media, and Modern Masculinity
Montgomery County Community College (MCCC) will be relaunching its Issues & Insights panel discussion series this spring with a discussion on how the media is redefining what it means to be a man in today’s digital era. Join MCCC for the dynamic panel, “Issues & Insights Spring 2026: The Manosphere Exposed (Gender, Media, and Modern…
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These Fourteen Montgomery County Schools Rank Among PA’s Best
Montgomery County continues to stand out as an educational hub, writes David Mekeel for The Reporter. Fourteen of its high schools landed among the top 100 in the state in U.S. News & World Report’s 2025–26 rankings. Leading the way were Lower Merion High School, 11th in the state, and Harriton High School 12th, both…
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Top Montgomery County Hotels for Your Dream Wedding
Montgomery County is home to several hotels offering convenient and comfortable options for wedding celebrations, especially when many guests are arriving, writes Anne E. Hill for the Main Line Today. Hotel West and Main is a 127-room Conshohocken standout delivering a metropolitan vibe just five minutes from Villanova University and roughly 12 miles from Drexel…
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MCCC Names New Vice President of Finance and Enrollment Services
Following an extensive nationwide search, Montgomery County Community College is pleased to share that William (Bill) McDonald has joined MCCC as the Vice President of Finance and Enrollment Services. “Bill McDonald brings more than 30 years of impactful leadership in higher education finance and administration, spanning fiscal stabilization, enrollment growth, and strategic planning,” said Dr.…
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Here’s What’s Opening Next on Montco’s Restaurant Scene
Montgomery County is poised for a culinary renaissance with the opening of several new restaurants this year, writes Anne E. Hill for Main Line Today. From Fort Washington to Bryn Mawr and King of Prussia, a wave of new concepts will reshape the dining landscape. In Fort Washington, Academy Grill will replace the former Cantina…
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Montgomery County Ranks at Top of Pennsylvania’s Best Counties to Live In
Montgomery County has claimed the top spot among the best counties to live in Pennsylvania, according to a new report by Stacker. To determine the best counties to live in the state, Stacker used rankings from Niche. Determining factors include public schools, educational attainment, cost of living, and housing. Montgomery County placed first in Pennsylvania…
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Montgomery County Has 7 of the 25 Wealthiest ZIP Codes in the Greater Philadelphia Region
When it comes to the most affluent neighborhoods in the Greater Philadelphia area, Montgomery County is where most of the money is at, writes Todd Romero for Philadelphia Business Journal. Using U.S. Census Bureau data, the Philadelphia Business Journal calculated where Greater Philadelphia’s richest residents live. Based on factors such as household income, age, and…
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Savor Valentine’s Day at These Must-Try Romantic Restaurants in Montgomery County
Montgomery County has no shortage of date-night destinations, writes Earl Hopkins for the Philadelphia Inquirer. From cozy inns to upscale steakhouses, these spots deliver both ambiance and exceptional cuisine. Lark Perched in Bala Cynwyd, Lark offers a warm, inviting atmosphere with stunning Schuylkill River views from its rooftop terrace. Helmed by Top Chef winner Nicholas…
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Montco’s Coziest Cups: Where to Find Great Hot Chocolate
If you’re looking to warm up close to home, Montgomery County has no shortage of standout spots pouring rich, comforting hot chocolate, writes Main Line Today. In Ardmore, Char & Stave blends its coffeehouse-meets-whiskey-bar vibe with a decadent hot chocolate that can be customized with oat, almond or even cereal milk. Just down the road,…
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Where Montco Parents Are Booking Indoor Kids’ Birthday Parties
Planning a kids’ birthday party in Montgomery County doesn’t have to mean stress, weather worries, or a trashed living room, according to Becki Melchione from Mommy Poppins. A roundup highlights several standout indoor party spots across Montco. They offer everything from high-energy play to hands-on creativity, all designed to keep kids entertained and parents sane.…
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Future-Proof Your Business with Digital Payments
In today’s evolving financial environment, one trend is crystal clear: cash is no longer king. Amidst shifting consumer preferences and an increasingly digital economy, businesses that want to stay competitive must embrace modern payment solutions — or risk being left behind. Cash Is No Longer King Here’s the reality: cash usage is steadily declining. According…
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Uma Café and Peruvian Restaurant: A Small Business With Big Flavor in King of Prussia
In a pocket of King of Prussia better known for big-box stores and national chains, Uma Café & Peruvian Restaurant is offering something deeply personal: a family-run space rooted in heritage, hospitality, and the bold flavors of Peru. Opened quietly in late October 2025 at 3000 Valley Forge Circle, Suite 3150, in King of Prussia,…
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Celebrate Black History Month in Montgomery County
Each year, the month of February is dedicated to honoring the historical impact, achievements, and larger-than-life figures in the black community. Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board remains committed to fostering a more inclusive and welcoming future, and the celebration of Black History Month plays an important role in that mission. Visitors are invited to…
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Two Montgomery County Restaurants on Philadelphia’s 50 Best List
Two Montgomery County restaurants have earned spots on the list of the 50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia, write Kae Lani Palmisano, Adam Erace, and Jason Sheehan for Philadelphia Magazine. Ranked No. 24, La Baja in Ambler, run by chef Dionicio Jiménez, delivers bold Mexican cuisine. Jiménez and his team create unique dishes that merge unexpected…
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Montco Careers — Montgomery County Community College
Montgomery County Community College (MCCC) is seeking dedicated professionals to join its collaborative and mission-driven team, with open roles such as Enrollment Coach and Dual Enrollment Success Coach. Enrollment Coach The Enrollment Coach is responsible for building relationships with prospective students and applicants through phone, email, text, and in-person contact to assist them with navigating the College’s…
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Bauman’s Keeps Century-Old Tradition Alive with Its Apple Butter
Bauman’s in Sassamansville has been keeping an over a century-old Pennsylvania agricultural tradition alive with its popular apple butter, writes Miranda Watson for Edible Philly. The unassuming factory continues to fill jars with deeply flavored butter and gallons of cider to this day, sustaining many local farms and delighting market-goers in the region and beyond.…
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Stay Off Ice: Ice Fishing Banned on Schuylkill River for Safety
For those drawn to the frozen Schuylkill River, the icy expanse might seem like the perfect place for ice fishing, but unfortunately, that activity is prohibited, writes Nate File for The Philadelphia Inquirer. “Ice fishing is illegal in Philly,” said Philadelphia Police Department spokesperson Sgt. Eric Gripp. While ice fishing is not explicitly banned, walking…
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