Leon Spencer, who served as mayor of Kennett Square for 12 years, and Bob Morse, a former professional basketball player in Europe, were recently recognized with Kennett Alumni Legend Awards... Read more
Mighty Writers, a Philadelphia-based nonprofit that offers free reading and writing programs for children, is opening a Kennett Square location in October, writes Sabrina Vourvoulias for Gen... Read more
Kennett Square resident Angela Cruz, a certified personal trainer and health coach, starts her workday mornings with an early-morning ritual, writes Laura Brzyski for the Philadelphia magazi... Read more
Kennett Square-based Genesis HealthCare, one of the nation’s largest post-acute care providers, found the process of complying with the new lease-accounting standard more challenging than or... Read more
Kennett Square resident Walter Eckman, a presidential historian and author of the book Meet the Presidents, is a well of information on the nation’s most powerful men throughout history, wri... Read more
Four local eateries have made the list of 15 new restaurants in the Philadelphia suburbs to try out this summer, writes Ed Williams for Main Line Today. Gryphon Café in West Chester has done... Read more
Kennett Square might be known as the Mushroom Capital of the World, but it has much more to offer to its residents and visitors, according to Philadelphia magazine. The Chester County locale... Read more
Sixteen years since it first opened its doors in Kennett Square, La Michoacana, an ice cream shop named after the ice cream capital of Mexico, is doing better than ever, writes Katie Park fo... Read more
Heather Vinton Robitzer – the owner of Kennett Square’s No. 109, a women’s clothing boutique on West State Street – likes to describe her style as classic, with a twist of trendsetter, write... Read more
Kennett Square mushroom purveyor South Mill Champs has expanded its Shrooms Snacks brand to include tea and coffee, writes Amy Sowder for The Packer. The new additions to the Shrooms Snacks... Read more
