Evan Brandt, one of the last – if not the last – remaining reporter covering Pottstown, continues to chronicle his town through good times and bad, writes Dan Barry for The New York Times. B... Read more
Due to ongoing coronavirus-related uncertainty and safety concerns, Pottstown Area Industrial Development and Hobart’s Run have decided to cancel this year’s Fete en Blanc -or dinner in whit... Read more
A new Hobart’s Run neighborhood improvement initiative wants to raise funds to help finance the year-round maintenance of the Historic Edgewood Cemetery by offering trash grabbers for donati... Read more
Hobart’s Run, the Pottstown engagement and development initiative affiliated with The Hill School, has recently launched its new and improved website. “Our goal was to present a great deal o... Read more
J. Roswell Gallagher, a former staff physician at The Hill School in Pottstown, managed to prevent a virus outbreak in 1934 in a way that offers lessons for today’s handling of the coronavir... Read more
Hobart’s Run and Pottstown Area Industrial Development planners are already hard at work preparing this year’s Fete en Blanc, the popular Party in White that will take place on Sept. 1... Read more
Pottstown-based Sly Fox is bringing three of its beers to Citizens Bank Park for 2020, writes Corey Seidman for NBC Sports Philadelphia. One of the premier craft brewers in the Mid-Atlantic... Read more
Pottstown-based American Keg is getting a major boost thanks to the new duties imposed by the U.S. government on Chinese and German stainless-steel keg makers, writes Bob Fernandez for The P... Read more
Dr. Brad Schaeffer, a Pottstown native who worked at the Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine for five years, will star in the new TLC show My Feet Are Killing Me, writes Nick Vada... Read more
Hobart’s Run, The Hill School’s neighborhood improvement initiative, recently received some much-needed help from the Lowe’s stores in Pottstown and Elverson. The stores’ employees sha... Read more
