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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Villanova’s Bella Runyan Has No Problem Calling Tom Brady Her Best Friend
It takes a certain amount of confidence and connections to pose in a photo with Tom Brady and caption the…
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2-Story Flood Waters Leave $6 Million in Damage to Brandywine River Museum
The stirred up Brandywine floodwaters from Hurricane Ida reached two stories and raged 33,000 cubic feet per second by the…
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Haverford Jewelry Designer Demonstrated Integrity and Creativity During Pandemic, Among This Year’s ACE Heroes
Marlyn Schiff, a Haverford jewelry designer, has been recognized as this year’s Accessories Industry ACE Heroes by the New York-based…
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Mask Mandate Could Be Why Philadelphia Has Fewer COVID-19 Cases Than Montgomery County
Philadelphia has fewer COVID-19 cases than the surrounding counties despite having lower vaccination rates—and the main reason could be the…
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Phoenixville Residents Reach Across the River to Help Their Mont Clare Neighbors: “A Bridge Shouldn’t Stop People from Getting Resources”
Seven weeks after Hurricane Ida devastated the region, volunteers remain the backbone of its recovery efforts, writes Ellie Rushing for…
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Montco’s Madeleine Dean Pens Memoir with Son of His Addiction and Road to Recovery
On October 30, Harry Cunnane, the middle son of Montgomery County Congresswoman Madeleine Dean, celebrated nine years of recovery from…
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Cheltenham, Lower Merion, North Penn Among Region’s School Districts with Fewest Granted Mask Exemptions
The mask debate is continuing to play out in the region’s schools, where Cheltenham, Lower Merion, and North Penn are…
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King of Prussia Manufacturer to Be Acquired by Ecolab for $3.7B
Ecolab has announced it is planning to acquire King of Prussia-based Purolite for $3.7 billion, writes Patrick Kennedy for The…
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Tower Health Reports Huge Losses on Pottstown Hospital and Other Hospitals Acquired Four Years Ago
Tower Health has recorded a massive loss on the five hospitals it acquired in the region in 2017, including Brandywine,…
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Pottstown Hospital’s Parent Company Tower Health Sheds Assets, Improves Slightly in Financial Ratings
Reading-based Tower Health — the parent company of Pottstown Hospital, as well as Brandywine and Phoenixville hospitals, and the soon-to-close…
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Montgomery County School Districts Already Experiencing Shortage of Substitute Teachers
Upper Merion School District, like many school districts in the Philadelphia region, is already feeling the acute shortage of substitute…
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Prospect Medical Denies Media Reports It is Selling Delaware County Hospitals
Prospect Medical Holdings, owner of Crozer Health, is disputing a media report that its Delaware County health system is up…
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NIL Creates Unexpected Opportunities for Enterprising St. Joseph’s University Athletes
NIL, the recent update to NCAA rules that allows student-athletes to profit from their names, images, and likenesses (NIL), has…
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Bryn Mawr’s Main Line Classical Academy Merges Classical Training with Scientific Rigor
Emsi Burning Glass CEO Matt Sigelman has turned his belief that better training is needed for jobs across the economy…
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4 Crozer Hospitals Up for Sale in Nearby Delco
The for-profit owner of Crozer Health’s four Delaware County hospitals has put them up for sale, according to four industry…
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Initial Decision to Cut Popular Health Benefit Yields Question for Vanguard: Who Made the Call?
Earlier this month, Vanguard made a controversial decision to cut some retiree medical benefits, and in the aftermath, chain-of-command questions…
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Tower Health’s Bid for Montco Property Tax Exemptions Approved, While Tax Exemptions Bid on Three Chester County Hospitals Denied
A Chester County judge did not approve Tower Health’s application for property tax exemptions on Brandywine, Jennersville, and Phoenixville hospitals,…
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Spiral Q Loses Much of Its History and Artifacts in Ida Floods That Ruined Mont Clare Storage Space
Spiral Q, the art-as-protest group that recently moved its puppets, signs, and other artifacts into Mont Clare storage, saw most…
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