Main Line Media News
Main Line Media News is a local news organization serving Pennsylvania’s Main Line communities from Bala Cynwyd to Malvern.
It is the digital home of the Main Line Times, Main Line Suburban Life, and King of Prussia Courier, covering local news, events, and community issues.
Address: 311 E. Lancaster Ave., Ardmore, PA 19003
Phone: (610) 642-4300
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Radnor Introduces Eminent Domain Ordinance for Valley Forge Property
The Radnor Township Board of Commissioners introduced an ordinance last week to use eminent domain to seize 17 acres from the Valley Forge Military Academy…
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Amish Builders Restore Monument to American History in Chesterbrook
Pennsylvania’s oldest bank barn, located at the DuPortail House in Chesterbrook, has been restored by a team of Amish builders from near ruin to its…
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Radnor’s Latest Truck-Bridge Collision Solution Seems to be Working
Radnor thinks it’s found an answer to trucks continually hitting the 10-foot, 10-inch Amtrak bridge at King of Prussia Road, writes Richard Ilgenfritz for Main…
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Inspired by Grandfather’s Journey, Malvern Teen Champions Alzheimer’s Awareness
Malvern teenager Vincent Yao is getting recognized for his contributions to Alzheimer’s awareness, writes Richard Ilgenfritz for Main Line Media News. His grandfather lived…
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Malvern Woman to Rappel 10-Story Building to Support Nonprofit That Helped Her After She Lost Her Sight
Malvern resident Natanya Sortland will rappel a 10-story building as part of Eye Drop 2021. That’s no small feat, but it’s even more remarkable because…
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Valley Forge Military Academy Cadet Selected as Main Line Student of the Week
Chris Howard, a junior and Cadet Second Lieutenant and Battery Section Leader at Valley Forge Military Academy, has been recognized as the Main Line Student…
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Proactivity of Private School in Paoli Ensures Seamless Transition to Distance Learning
The faculty and administration at Delaware Valley Friends School in Paoli were proactive in their planning to ensure a smooth transition to distance learning and…
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Alligator Gar Fish Don’t Belong Here, but a Wayne Resident Found One in a Local Pond
Fenimore Park in Wayne had an unexpected visitor in one of its ponds last week, according to a report from Main Line Media News. Radnor…
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Valley Forge Military Academy Grad Challenges Cadets to Achieve Honor in Everything They Do
As the inaugural speaker of the 2019-2020 academic year, Valley Forge Military Academy graduate Emmanuel Ahoua challenged the 92nd Corps of Cadets to understand and…
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Iconic Sporting Goods Store in Wayne That Once Outfitted the Eagles to Close Its Doors for Good
After 65 years, Wayne Sporting Goods, the iconic store that once outfitted the Philadelphia Eagles, will be closing its doors for good in the spring,…
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Developer Eyes Houses at Former Wayne Estate of Campbell Soup Heiress
A developer has plans for an estate property in Wayne, where prominent philanthropist and Campbell Soup Co. heiress Dorrance “Dodo” Hamilton lived, writes Linda Stein…
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Once Known as Tehrani Brothers, Local Rug Business Changes Its Name Amid Threats
Previously known as Tehrani Brothers, the local Oriental rug business was forced to change its name to Bryn Mawr Oriental Rugs after constant threats, writes…
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As American Families Change, So Does the Housing in Our Region
Housing trends nationally and locally are shifting from single-family homes to multi-unit housing to adapt to more childless couples, singles, and single-parent households, writes Evan…
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Delco D.A.’s Earlier Years in Iran Led Her on the Path to Become a Prosectutor, ‘Protector of the Peace’
Delaware County District Attorney Katayoun “Kat” Copeland was 12, attending school in Shiraz, Iran, when the Islamic revolution broke out in 1979, writes Linda Stein…
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Opposition Mounts Over Proposed Apartment Building in Berwyn
A proposal to build a four-story, 120-unit luxury apartment building at the site of Handel’s Homemade Ice Cream & Yogurt in Berwyn Village is being…
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Local Swim Club’s Fundraiser Honors Lifetime Member as She Battles Brain Cancer
Lily Walker, 14, has been a member of the Karakung Swim Club in Ardmore since she was 5. Now, the swim club is helping her…
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Lacrosse Community Grieves Loss of a Local Legend
The sudden death of Peter Samson last Saturday sent shock waves through the lacrosse community in southeastern Pennsylvania, writes Bruce Adams for Main Line Media…
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Pedestrian, Bicycle Access the Focus of New Study on Proposed KOP Rail Stations
A new study by The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission has examined walking and bicycling access for the proposed King of Prussia Rail stations, writes…
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