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President Biden Stops in Kennett Square for Nephew’s Wedding
Before returning to Washington, D.C., for the week, President Joe Biden made a detour and stopped by Kennett Square on Monday for a happy occasion:…
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Residents of Retirement Community in Downingtown Ensure Hurricane Ida Toy Donations Look Their Best
Seniors at Ashbridge Manor Senior Living in Downingtown teamed with a local nonprofit to give some needed TLC to toys meant to replace those lost…
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Besieged by Battalion of Bats, Exton Homeowner Seeks Peace of Mind
America’s population of bats has been on the decline for about a decade. It’s been cut by factors that include a dangerous, transmittable fungus. Efforts…
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Long-Lost Letters, Written by Coatesville Man Who Died in WWI, Show Love for His Hometown, Freedom
The long-lost letters, written by Coatesville resident Cpl. Wellington Sahler more than 100 years ago, are now considered a true treasure by a local history…
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Despite Numerous Challenges, Milky Way Farm in Chester Springs Basks in the Pumpkin-Orange Glow of Autumn
For Milky Way Farm in Chester Springs, which just kicked off its pumpkin harvest season, returning families are a bright spot. Jaclyn Lee fielded the…
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Lincoln University Student, Out of Babysitting Options, Benefits from the Compassion of a Paternal Professor
When a student told Lincoln University professor Dr. Aqeel Dix that she would have to miss class because she could not find a babysitter, his…
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Exton Woman, 25, Creates Nonprofit to Help Fellow Cystic Fibrosis Patients with Medical Bills
Exton resident Maddy Palmer, a 25-year-old software engineer, helps cystic fibrosis patients deal with their medical bills. Her outreach is via a nonprofit she has…
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This Retail Operation in Kennett Square an Ode to the Area’s Mushroom Industry
The Mushroom Cap, a retail operation in Kennett Square, guarantees customers a fungi time. It sells various mushroom-centric products, while dedicating a portion of the…
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Upcoming Football Film, ‘The Hail Mary,’ Celebrates the Catholic Sisterhood That Guided Its Local Director
As director, Daniel Roebuck’s current film, The Hail Mary, is a high school football saga. As its screenwriter, however, the story is a nod to…
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Local School District’s Decision to Forego Masks Has Serious Implications for This Fourth-Grader
Nine-year-old Carolyn Austin was eager to return to Goodnoe Elementary to start fourth grade. But her Leukemia diagnosis has canceled her chances at in-person attendance…
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Daughters of the American Revolution’s New Marker at Paoli Battlefield a Reminder of the Cost of Freedom
The Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) led a ceremony recently to dedicate an America 250 Patriot Marker at the Paoli Battlefield in Malvern, writes…
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Local Baseball Team Advances to Little League World Series in Williamsport
Upper Providence Little League has secured its place in the Little League World Series in Williamsport, fulfilling a goal some of the kids set when…
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Scarce Lanternfly Sightings: The Persistent Pests Aren’t Gone for the 2021 Season, Just Spread Out
If you are seeing fewer spotted lanternflies than you expect, don’t get too excited. It doesn’t mean the persistent pests are nonexistent or that lanternfly…
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Animal Rescue in Chester Springs Works to Ensure That Puppies with Heartworm Don’t Lead to Heartbreak
Main Line Animal Rescue in Chester Springs has partnered with the BISSELL Pet Foundation to help puppies diagnosed with heartworm disease. Matteo Iadonisi of 6ABC…
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Analysis of Population Data Reveals Philadelphia as One of America’s Most Racially Segregated Metros
Philadelphia ranks as the 13th-most racially segregated urban area out of the 100 largest metros in the country, write Chad Pradelli, Cheryl Mettendorf, and Maia…
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What Does This Coatesville Teen Want to Be When He Grows Up? A Pirate or a Lion?
Coatesville resident and athlete-extraordinaire Lonnie White Jr., a recent graduate of Malvern Prep, has a tough decision to make on his immediate future, reports Jamie…
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Region’s Newest Millionaires — Perhaps Understandably — Prefer to Remain Anonymous
At the request of the five winners of the May 21 Mega Millions lottery, the only public knowledge about the lucky ticket purchasers is this:…
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Boutique in Paoli Joins Pink Lemonade Stand Challenge, Raises Funds for Breast Cancer Research
Polka Dots, a women’s boutique in Paoli, recently took part in the Pink Lemonade Stand Challenge to help raise money for the Breast Cancer Research…
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