Forever Changes
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Honor Black History Month by Supporting Black-Owned Chester County Businesses
February is Black History Month, and Chester County residents can celebrate all month long by supporting local Black-owned businesses, write Anne E. Hill, Ben Silver,…
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Local Podcast Connects Listeners to Chester County Nonprofits, Businesses Like ‘Forever Changes’
Co-hosted by Joe Casabona, Erik Gudmundson, and Liam Dempsey, the “Start Local” podcast connects Chester County with its local businesses and nonprofits to grow and…
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Mom-and-Pop Record Store in Phoenixville Honors Old School Legacy
Shawn Cephas, the youngest of five, grew up behind the counter in a Philadelphia record store. His father, a musician, and businessman opened King James…
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Jazz Comes Up Close and Personal at The Colonial Theatre
Phoenixville record store Forever Changes and The Colonial Theatre present the inaugural Intimate Concert in The Berry on Jan. 18. The smallest of the venue’s three…
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Forever Changes, Phoenixville Music Store, Is a Second-Generation Tribute to the Magic of Vinyl
Shawn Cephas is opening a new vinyl-focused record shop in Phoenixville later this month. He hopes it will capture the spirit of King James Records,…
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Phoenixville Woman, Veteran Photographer Publishes Her First Book
Laura Keen, a Phoenixville photographer who has worked with a variety of clients, including Bradley Cooper, recently released her first book, Chasing Light, writes Justin…
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