Phoenixville
Phoenixville, a Pennsylvania gem, is a vibrant borough in Chester County. Once a mill town, it’s now a hub of craft breweries, distilleries, and wineries.
Its rich history dates back to 1732, with a legacy of manufacturing from iron to pottery. The Colonial Theatre, home to the annual Blobfest, adds a unique cultural touch. Named a top charming town by TravelMag, Phoenixville’s economy thrives with artisans and restaurants.
Despite rising housing costs, Phoenixville remains a desirable place to live, learn, and explore.
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From Chesco: ‘Blob’ Producer, Who Made a Small Phoenixville Theatre World Famous, Dies at 98
Jack H. Harris, the producer who made a small Phoenixville theatre world famous in his movie The Blob, died on…
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Local Towns, Boroughs Fill the Federal and State Void of LGBT Protection Laws
With the absence of a federal- or state-level ban on discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity,…
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VFTCB Study Suggests A Sports Facility Would Bring Montco Millions in Tourist Dollars
Montgomery County is losing millions in tourist dollars through missed sports travel opportunities according to a new feasibility study by…
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Collegeville Welcomes Largest Kimberton Whole Foods Store Yet
Continuing its expansion from a small Chester County dairy stand into a regional natural foods retailer, Kimberton Whole Foods will…
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Influx of New Developments Motivating Landlords to Revamp Their Suburban Properties
Thanks to the influx of new developments in the suburbs, owners of Class B apartments are starting to invest heavily…
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Horsham-Based Toll Brothers Reinventing Phoenixville One Project at a Time
Phoenixville is in the midst of a construction renaissance, and Toll Brothers is a big part of it. The Horsham-Based…
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Montco Rolling Out the Red (and White and Blue) Carpet This Fourth of July
Thanks to the kindness of the calendar that puts July 4 on a Monday, the Valley Forge Tourism & Convention…
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Bike and Pedestrian Friendliness Are Big Factors for Home Marketability
Studies by the U.S. Census Bureau and the Urban Land Institute put walking and bicycling atop the list of alternatives…
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