Tag: CBS Philly

Flanigan’s Boathouse in Conshohocken will receive a significant boost from a multi-million dollar fundraiser aimed at helping small businesses, according to a staff…

The Brandywine Valley SPCA in West Chester is holding its third annual Holiday Sleepovers, and this year, the event is focusing on the most overlooked…

Angelina Mack, a 15-year-old from Elkins Park, is receiving nationwide accolades for a song she recorded hoping to help heal the country’s…

Rich Henkels, an actor from Lansdale, started the Actors’ Think Tank nonprofit to help those in the entertainment industry stay connected during the pandemic, writes…

Lochel’s Bakery in Hatboro is putting a sweet spin on the traditional presidential poll by offering election cookies that represent each of the candidates…

The magic of live theater arrived at Elmwood Park Zoo in Norristown with the Prism Theatre’s production of “Tarzan: The Musical,” writes Alexandria Hoff…

Dr. Kirk Brandow, a plastic surgeon in Bala Cynwyd, is busier than ever as a result of an unexpected plastic surgery boom caused by the…

Local dog owners will soon have a new option when it comes to spoiling their four-legged friends while they are away, according to a…

The truth about the origins of the Main Line’s famous name lies in the history of its surrounding area, writes Ukee Washington for CBS…

While coaching usually comes after a successful playing career, Tucker Durkin is bucking the norm by balancing coaching at Bryn Athyn College with playing lacrosse…

Lower Merion’s St. Charles Borromeo Seminary is seeing a surge in enrollments of men studying to become Roman Catholic priests, writes Mark Abrams for…

Valley Forge National Historical Park has found its new superintendent in Steve Sims, a former facility manager at Independence National Historic Park, writes Mark Abrams…

Thirteen-year-old Sophia Giamo from Blue Bell is continuing her mission to make sure that every child at the Children’s Hospital Of Philadelphia…

Wynnewood’s Ben Shank, who started his career working as a busser at the old Four Seasons at Logan Square, will manage the new Four…

John Lukens from Plymouth Meeting is the first person in Pennsylvania to receive a non-invasive brain procedure to treat Essential Tremor, writes Lynne Adkins…

Dan Weckerly, Communications Manager for the Valley Forge Tourism and Convention Board, was the clear winner after using Waze in a friendly three-way showdown…

Seventy-four-year-old Alice Dustin from Ardmore is an inspiration for many due to her dedication to constantly achieving new goals, with her latest…

A visually impaired boy was able to enjoy the annual Easter Egg Hunt at Saint Miriam Parish in Flourtown thanks to beeping eggs, writes Cleve…