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Five Remote Jobs that Pay Over $100K
Remote work is in high demand due to a flexible work environment and a more balanced lifestyle. You can save the cost of commuting or take-outs when you work remotely. But there’s also another perk, some remote positions are offering six figures. Here are five remote positions that pay $100K or more according to the website…
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DeSales University to Host Virtual Info Sessions January, February
Pursuing your educational dream is not the kind of decision you can make on a whim. DeSales offers 100+ bachelor’s, graduate, and certificate options, wholeheartedly encouraging self-knowledge and exploration. Many degrees are available online or during evening hours. Here is a comprehensive list of our upcoming, no-obligation, virtual info sessions in January: MBA Wednesday, Jan.…
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Like Much of Northeast, Philadelphia and Surrounding Counties Experiencing Snow Drought
Snow lovers and ski area owners throughout the region are experiencing an unusually subdued winter, writes Ian Livingston for The Washington Post. While the mountains in the west are covered, Philadelphia, like much of the Northeast, is having a snow drought that is now entering unprecedented historic territory. Below-average snowfall has been recorded along the…
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Berwyn FinTech Company Expects More Growth in 2023
Berwyn’s Fiduciary Exchange partners (FIDx) is planning on going big in 2023. Last year, the fintech company doubled their assets, writes Jeff Blumenthal for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The Main Line startup will be making deals with 15 insurance giants, including Nationwide and Prudential. According to Crunchbase, the company lists at nearly $25 million.…
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The Creamery in Kennet Square’s New Ice Rink Invokes Memories of Previous Generations
It’s a winter wonderland in Kennett Square. The Creamery is serving more than just ice you can eat. Thanks to the latest project from the Square Roots Collective, a new skating rink is open to the public, writes Richard Gaw for the Chester County Press. The rink is made from a Swiss synthetic product…
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Five Tips on How to Reduce Stress at Work in 2023
The new year can add a new layer of pressure at work for people who want to reach professional resolutions. However, it can also be the perfect time to assess your health needs and make changes to how you approach your work. Here are five tips on how to reduce stress at work this year.…
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Food Chemists Dive Into Science Behind Nottingham-based Herr’s Philly-Flavored Potato Chips
Nottingham’s Herr’s is looking for a Philadelphia-flavored crisp. This year’s “Flavored by Philly” challenge is offering a $15,000 cash prize to anyone who can brainstorm a flavor that highlights a small, local business, writes Sandy Hingston for Philadelphia Magazine. Last year, Ryan Reigel took $10,000 home in cash prize for coming up with the…
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West Chester Woman Didn’t Let New Motherhood Stop Her From Running Nearly 50 Miles in Disney World
A West Chester woman is making some mileage at the 30th annual Walt Disney World Marathon weekend. Hannah Brookes said that she never loved running but fell in love with it ten years ago when her parents got her involved with runDisney as a 21st birthday present, writes TaRhonda Thomas for 6ABC. Over 100,000 racers…
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Uptown! Annual Gala Features Grammy Award Winner Take 6 and Food Network Celeb Chef Tom Pizzica Jan. 14
Uptown! is brightening January with its annual Gala on the 14th. Light Up The Night will give audiences an incredible event to celebrate Uptown! This exciting black-tie optional party hosted by Molly and Bob Morrison starts with a mix and mingle at the Chester County History Center. At 5:30 PM audiences will gather there for…
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Four High-Paying Jobs That Don’t Require a Master’s
When one thinks of high-paying jobs, a Master’s degree or any other form of higher education may come to mind. However, there are an ample number of job opportunities that don’t require a master’s degree or PhD. Here are four of the highest-paying, according to the website Study International. Pilot Average annual salary:…
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West Chester, Cheyney Universities Record Slight Increases in Typical Overall Costs
While expenses fell or remained the same at the majority of Pennsylvania state system universities due to the State System of Higher Education yearly tuition freeze, both Chester County-based schools saw slight increases in overall costs, writes Bill Schackner for the Pittsburgh Tribune. The fourth straight annual tuition freeze is a response to plummeting enrollment…
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West Chester Field Hockey, Soccer Coaches are Trailblazers in Women’s Athletics
Two West Chester college sports team coaches are being recognized for their groundbreaking contributions to women’s athletics. Both West Chester field hockey coach Amy Cohen and soccer coach Betty Ann Kempf Townsley are responsible for having their teams reach NCAA Division II Final Four in Seattle, writes Isabella DiAmore for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Kemp Townsley,…
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Chester County Resurrects NAMI Chapter in Wake of Mental Health Gap
Chester County’s chapter of National Alliance on Mental Illness is making a comeback. The formerly all-volunteer-run chapter was dependent on Pennsylvania’s state-wide NAMI that shut down in 2015. It is now being replaced by the currently-restructuring NAMI Keystone PA, writes Kenny Cooper for WHYY. The new local chapter will be based in Exton and is…
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The YMCA of Greater Brandywine (YGBW) Hosts Free Pickleball Clinics Open to the Public
Join the YMCA of Greater Brandywine on Sunday, Jan. 15 to learn the sport taking the nation by storm during a free introductory pickleball clinic. Clinics will be held at 10 AM and 1 PM at the Oscar Lasko YMCA in downtown West Chester. “The sport is unlike any other,” explains Tim Irwin, Director of…
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Four Toxic Phrases to Avoid in the Workplace
Fostering a positive work environment and building healthy and productive relationships with your co-workers is essential for employee well-being. However, belittling or toxic language can sour the relationships you have with your colleagues. Here’s four toxic phrases to avoid, according to CNBC Contributors Adaira Landry and Resa E Lewiss. “You should keep your salaries…
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Here’s What to Expect From the Coatesville Redevelopment Renaissance
Coatesville is getting a redevelopment renaissance with $200 million dollars pumped into projects that will stimulate the economy. In addition, funds will also go towards infrastructure, transportation, banks, and other public utilities, writes Bill Rettew for The Daily Local News. $65 million dollars will go towards an ADA-accessible train station. It’s accessible along Fleetwood…
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Malvern-Based Fin-Tech Named as Startup to Watch in Philly Business Journal
Thirteen Philadelphia area start-ups are making headlines. Among the thirteen is Malvern-based fin-tech Savana that is making a name for itself. Founded in 2009, Savana had a successful year, raising $45 million in funds, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. This company works with banks to digitize their services. This funding has…
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Uptown! Knauer Performing Arts Center Opens 2023 With Award-Winning, The Mountaintop Feb. 1-19
Uptown! Knauer Performing Arts Center is bringing an acclaimed play to the stage in West Chester this February. “The Mountaintop” by Katori Hall is set in Memphis on April 3, 1968, the evening Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered what became famously known as his “I’ve Been To The Mountaintop” speech, The Mountaintop is a…
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