Montgomery County
Montgomery County, or “Montco” as it’s colloquially known, is a vibrant blend of history, diversity, and modernity. The third-most populous county in Pennsylvania, Montgomery County is home to landmarks like Valley Forge National Historical Park and the King of Prussia Mall.
The county is not just a suburb of Philadelphia but a major employment center in its own right. With business parks in King of Prussia, Blue Bell, Lansdale, Fort Washington, and more, the county attracts workers from all over the region.
Montco is home to several colleges and universities, including Montgomery County Community College, Bryn Mawr College, and Penn State Abington.
Featuring a robust economy and rich educational and historical offerings, Montco is a dynamic place to live, work, study, shop, and play.
Explore our archive of nearly 300 stories about Montco’s residents, entrepreneurs, schools, businesses, and nonprofits below:
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Montgomery County Commissioners OK resolutions for construction work in Pottstown, Upper Gwynned, Whitemarsh
Montgomery County Commissioners gave approval for three communities to undergo construction projects to happen in the approaching months involving Pottstown,…
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State lawmakers offer no solutions as school districts continue to impose tax hikes
MONTCO.Today’s owner and publisher wrote extensively about property tax reform during his days as senior editor of Digital First Media.…
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Local distillers brace for impact of the new whiskey tariffs
Jared Adkins, founder of Phoenixville-based Bluebird Distilling, is passionate about whiskey in part because of the “romantic period” it undergoes…
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New Pa. law gives preserved lands greater protection
Late Friday, the Pennsylvania legislature passed House Bill 2468 by wide margins and Sunday Governor Wolf signed it into law.…
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Local lawmakers react to Lower Merion School District power play
A trio of Montgomery County lawmakers today applauded unanimous committee approval of their bill to limit the use of eminent…
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76th Annual Youth Festival Concert – The Stars of Tomorrow – Coming to MCCC
Winners of the Tri-County Concerts Association’s 76th Annual Youth Festival auditions will appear in recital on Saturday, June 9, at…
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Valley Forge Invitational will feature two Montco natives
By Rachel Riley The inaugural Valley Forge Invitational won’t just be bringing women’s professional golf to Montgomery County, the event this May…
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Replacement for Graterford State Prison finally scheduled to open
The new state prison in Skippack Township, set to replace the aging Graterford State Prison, years behind schedule and millions…
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From CHESCO: Chester County Leadership: Commissioner Michelle Kichline
Michelle Kichline, Chair of Chester County’s Board of County Commissioners, speaks with VISTA Today about growing up in near King…
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Dranoff Properties’ Main Line development finally rising
After years of legal battles a development along the Main Line is finally taking shape. The final result is a…
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Restaurant Rally benefits Conshohocken AMBUCS Special Athletics Programs
Two weeks ago, Conshohocken AMBUCS’ yearly ASAP (AMBUCS Special Athletics Programs) banquet celebrated some 200 athletes affected by intellectual or…
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“Battle of the Schools” will raise donations for Cradles to Crayons
More than 15 schools from Montgomery and Chester counties will take part in the drive and its “Battle of the…
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MCCC student activist Chardanay White named 2018 Newman Civic Fellow
While Chardanay White’s backpack is dotted with buttons showing her civic commitment, this Montgomery County Community College student from Norristown…
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Lower Merion School District ranks 7th in Pa. in test scores
In a pair of extensive slide shows, bizjournals.com presents rankings of Pennsylvania’s 500 school districts. The rankings, based on three…
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What are you doing this weekend? Here’s 22 ways to #MakeItMontco
Warmer weather has arrived and so has another busy week in Valley Forge and Montgomery County, Pa. Runners, if you…
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Naming rights for Abington Senior High top $25M
Just how much are the naming rights for a public high school? Must be a tad bit more than $25…
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Living near rail stations a boon for suburban homeowners
SEPTA has cited the increased value of suburban homes by rail stations as one of the reasons why mass transit…
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From Towamencin Township to the silver screen
By Tom Gailey While growing up in Flint, Michigan, about the last thing Dan David expected to do was have…
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