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Chester County Economist Shares His Expertise as Philadelphia Officials Aim to Reduce Poverty Rates by 2024
As inflation surges in the Philadelphia region, a Chester County-based economist is offering his expertise. While the median household income in Philadelphia has been on the incline since The Great Recession, post-pandemic inflation rates negatively impact it, write Anna Orso and John Duchneski for The Philadelphia Inquirer. “What matters is real income after inflation,…
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Penn State Great Valley to Host Concert Film Premiere and Panel Discussion on Billy Joel’s Band
Penn State Great Valley will host “Long Long Time: The Sigma Reunion Film Premiere and Panel Discussion with the Band” on Thursday, Sept. 21, at 7:00 PM. Registration costs $5 and proceeds support Penn State Great Valley’s arts and culture programming. In early 1972, only a few months into Billy Joel’s debut tour of the United States,…
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Rock This Town Orchestra Comes to Uptown! Sept. 22
Classic 50’s rock and roll will arrive at Uptown! on Friday, September 22nd. Rock This Town Orchestra, the only Brian Seltzer Orchestra tribute band in the United States, will bring the energy and spirit of big band swing to the stage. Rock this Town Orchestra is much more than a simple tribute band, it takes…
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Sweet Amelia’s in Kennett Square Offers Eclectic, Off-Beat Dishes with a Touch of Wanderlust
A Kennett Square restaurant serves elegant dishes while working with local establishments to source their produce. Sweet Amelia’s, founded by culinary school sweethearts Karessa and Zack Hataway, has a casual ambiance married to an upscale vibe, writes Ed Williams for Main Line Today. The vegan-friendly restaurant is named after the couple’s daughter and incorporates…
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Networking Tips for a Seamless Industry Shift
Networking is vital for career progression, especially during transitions. Instead of limiting connections to one’s field, broadening horizons can offer varied insights and a wider network when considering a job switch, writes Caroline Castrillon for Forbes. Reaching out might be awkward initially, but the long-term benefits are undeniable. Discussing your current role and reasons…
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New European-Style Yuletide Festival Soon to Make Dazzling Debut in Devon
A father-and-son duo will bring European holiday charm to Chester County this winter. Yuletide at Devon, a holiday festival, will debut at the Devon Horse Show and Country Fair grounds from Nov. 24 to Dec. 31, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The festival will include free amusement park rides, a variety…
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Chester County-Based Rotelle Studio(e) Helped Build Couple’s Rural Dream Home
A Chester County-based custom builder helped a couple downsize into their dream home. Rotelle Studio(e) Custom Builders in Pottstown helped Keith Gonzales and Lee Kline construct their 3,200 square foot home on top of a hill on a 15-acre plot of land in Durham Township, writes Terri Akman for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The modern…
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Job Security in the AI Age: How Upskilling Can Safeguard Your Future
Job security in the age of AI hinges on adaptability and skill enhancement writes Dr. John Mitchell for Forbes. The World Economic Forum’s 2020 report indicates that by 2025, AI will displace 85 million jobs but spawn 97 million new ones across 26 countries, signaling that flexibility and upskilling are paramount. Upskilling: The Modern…
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West Chester’s QVC Clothing Line Launches Apparel for People with Disabilities
West Chester-based QVC’s clothing line Denim & Co, embraces accessibility, writes Xanayra Marin-Lopez for RetailDive. The private label, which launched on Aug. 4, has an array of sizes ranging from XXS to 3X. These functional clothes can be worn by people of all abilities, including wheelchair users or those recovering from surgery. The clothes…
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Philly Puerto Rican Restaurant Uses Award-Winning Cheese from Doe Run Farm
A Chester County farm is behind an instrumental ingredient for a Philly Puerto Rican restaurant. Doe Run’s oozy Seven Sisters, a hybrid of gouda, cheddar, and Swiss can be found in the Rittenhouse Square restaurant’s sorullitos corn fritters, writes Craig La Ban for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Bolo is a restaurant and rum bar wrapped…
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How the Rise of Flexible Work is Transforming Modern Lifestyles
The traditional 9-to-5 job model is being challenged as flexible work opportunities rise, writes Kira Caban for Newsweek. Unlike the predictability of regular jobs, flexible work offers individuals the chance to craft their schedules around personal commitments, whether it’s classes, childcare, or other responsibilities. This adaptability isn’t limited to just hours; it extends to…
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West Chester-Based Quadratec Paves the Way for Conservation One Trail at a Time
A Chester County company that specializes in Jeep aftermarket parts and accessories is paving the way for preservation and conservation one trail at a time, writes Donna Rovins for The Daily Local News. Quadratec’s “50-for-50″ clean-up initiative, which was launched in partnership with the nonprofit Tread Lightly! back in 2022, empowers volunteers across the U.S.…
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Autumn is Coming! Here’s Where to Get the Best Apple Cider in Chester County
Fall is around the corner, and so is the prevalence of everyone’s favorite crisp, autumnal beverage. Whether it’s in the form of a hot drink to sip at the pumpkin patch or spiked for game day, cider is abundant on the Main Line, writes Ben Silver for Main Line Today. Here are some places…
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Cabrini University Students Dive into Advanced Research at PCOM in a Unique Collaboration
A unique partnership between Cabrini University and Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM) is providing research opportunities for historically underrepresented students in science and psychology. Brian Fuller, a nontraditional biology student at Cabrini University, is a prime example of the program’s success. With a background in sports and a deep interest in biology, Fuller…
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Major Interview Red Flag: What’s Turning Off 65 Percent of Potential Employees?
Recognizing a toxic workplace might seem challenging, but attentive candidates can often spot an “interview red flag” as a warning sign during the process, writes Morgan Smith for CNBC Make it. A recent survey by Monster, which included over 6,000 participants, highlighted a significant concern: 65 percent of job seekers believe that undergoing more than…
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Good Morning America’s New Mascot Has Avondale Origins
An Avondale man is behind Good Morning America’s new mascot, writes David Chiu for People magazine. The yellow ray of sunshine gracing the popular morning show is full of fluffy fun. Armed with a blue T-shirt and baseball cap both adorning a GMA logo, Ray danced enthusiastically on national television during his debut as a…
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PhillyBite Names the Best Restaurants and Bars in West Chester
Foodies looking for exquisite cuisine and lively bars in West Chester have come to the right place. The town’s bustling food scene has much to offer, and as Joy Franklin from PhillyBite Magazine writes, there are various options to try out. Asuka is considered the town’s best Chinese and Japanese cuisine establishment. The spot serves…
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Phillies Slugger Pat Burrell’s Former Center City Penthouse Hits Market Again, Price Drops By Over a Million
A penthouse in Center City previously owned by former Philadelphia Phillies slugger Pat Burrell is once again up for sale at another reduced price, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The home at 1601 Locust Street is being offered for $3.25 million. It was listed in March 2022 for $4.299 million and reduced…
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