Berwyn restaurant 30 MAIN is ready to welcome guests outside and is preparing for inside dining once Chester County moves into the green phase, writes Bill Rettew for the Daily Local News. S... Read more
Phoenixville’s Joe Bogus – a local coaching icon whose career spanned a half-century and encompassed sports such as football, basketball, baseball, and softball – has died at the age of 69,... Read more
This month, the John W. Jacobs Technology Center at the Chester County Library will continue to offer its series of virtual instructional technology workshops called “Virtual Tech Tuesdays.”... Read more
Nearly 60 years ago, the West Chester University men’s soccer team defeated mighty Saint Louis University to win the 1961 national championship in the pre-division days of the NCAA, writes M... Read more
Malvern couple Geoff and Kristen Southmayd have managed to combat quarantine boredom by conducting themed photoshoots of their 16-month-old daughter, Georgia, writes Chris O’Connell fo... Read more
Immaculata University has hired Sean Dwyer as the head coach of its Esports program, which will kick off its inaugural season this fall. Dwyer, a graduate of Drexel University, brings a weal... Read more
Phoenixville High School graduate Hope Nemceff has been recognized with a prestigious art prize from The Tributary, Lycoming College’s annual literary journal, according to a report fr... Read more
Outdoors Online gives anyone with an Internet connection the opportunity to interact with nature from home. Natural Lands, Greater Philadelphia’s oldest and largest nonprofit land conservati... Read more
Phoenixville native Liam Hare, a senior lacrosse player at Saint Joseph’s University, has been offered to return for another season after what was supposed to be his last one was interrupted... Read more
A knee injury and the coronavirus pandemic have kept Dan Grindrod off the pitch, but the midfielder on West Chester University’s men’s soccer team is looking forward to getting back into act... Read more
