The Philadelphia Inquirer
The Philadelphia Inquirer is a prominent daily newspaper based in Philadelphia.
The Inquirer holds the distinction of being the third-longest continuously operating daily newspaper in the United States.
Known for its extensive reach, it boasts the largest circulation in both Pennsylvania and the Delaware Valley.
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Montgomery County to Deploy COVID-19 Hotline, Software Fix to Prevent Misuse of Appointment Links
Montgomery County is preparing to deploy a software fix that will prevent the misuse of vaccine appointment links, write Justine…
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Internet’s Hottest New DJ Hails from Montgomery County
Jimir Reece Davis, aka Amorphous, who is the internet’s hottest DJ right now, learned his craft by performing beatboxing sets…
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‘Living in Art,’ Couple Says of Their Historic Home
With housing inventory at an all-time low in the area, many buyers are considering the possibility of buying an older…
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Tower Health to Temporarily Cut Management Pay at Local Hospitals As COVID-19 Losses Continue to Mount
Tower Health will implement temporary salary cuts of 10 percent or 15 percent for its executives and managers, including those…
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Horsham Woman Advocating for Cancellation of Student Debt by President Biden
Lystra Small-Clouden, a 63-year-old mother of four from Horsham, is among the growing number of people who are advocating for…
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CEO of NewAge Industries Donates $3M to Montgomery County Community College to Promote Employee-Owned Businesses
Kenneth D. Baker, CEO of Southampton-based NewAge Industries, has donated $3 million to Montgomery County Community College to promote employee-owned…
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Chalfont Student Hopes to Hit It Big with His Wearable Light for Nurses Invention
Anthony Scarpone-Lambert, a University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing senior from Chalfont, hopes to hit it big with his invention…
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Family Trades in Manhattan for Rural Pennsylvania to Escape COVID-19 and Considers Staying for Good
A family that traded Manhattan for rural Pennsylvania to escape COVID-19 is enjoying its temporary home so much that it…
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As Enrollment Numbers Continue to Drop, Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education Proceeds with University Mergers
With enrollment numbers continuing to drop, the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education is pushing forward with its plans to…
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Pennsylvania to Receive Millions From McKinsey Opioid Settlement
Consulting giant McKinsey & Company has entered into a $573 million settlement over allegations it provided advice that helped opioid…
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Norristown Skateboarder Teams Up With Vans for Limited-Edition Shoe Inspired By Local Skate Culture
Skateboard Jimmy Gorecki, a Norristown native, has teamed up with Vans for a limited-edition shoe inspired by Philadelphia’s skate culture,…
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Stephen F. Berr, of Blue Bell, Longtime Teacher and Planetarium Director Who ‘Made Science Fun,’ Dies Aged 84
Stephen F. Berr, of Blue Bell, a longtime teacher and planetarium director for the Colonial School District known for his…
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Conshohocken Printing Plant Acquired By Developer O’Neill
The Schuylkill Printing Plant in Upper Merion Township owned by The Philadelphia Inquirer has been acquired by developer J. Brian…
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Money Magazine Ranks This Montco Town Among Top Places to Live if You Work From Home
If you work from home, Lower Merion is among the best places in the nation to live, according to a…
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Despite Crippling Red Tape, Horsham Shop Became One of First Independent Pharmacies in State to Provide COVID-19 Vaccines
Despite the crippling red tape, Eric’s RX Shoppe in Horsham was among the first independent pharmacies in Pennsylvania to start…
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Montgomery County Lawyer Who Declined to Prosecute Bill Cosby will Represent Former President Trump at His Second Impeachment Trial
Bruce Castor, Montgomery County’s former top prosecutor, will serve as co-lead counsel for former President Donald Trump at his second…
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With Local Data Painting Encouraging Picture, Cheltenham School District Reopens Classrooms for First Time Since Outbreak Started
With local data showing there were limited instances of the coronavirus spreading in schools, more school districts are opting to…
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Bryn Mawr-based Alliance HSP Acquires Warehouse Near Philadelphia International Airport for $3.63M
Bryn Mawr-based Alliance HSP has acquired a warehouse near Philadelphia International Airport from the Philadelphia Housing Authority for $3.63 million,…
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