Octorara Junior-Senior High School
Octorara Junior‑Senior High School is the sole 7–12 secondary school in Octorara Area School District. Located between Atglen and Cochranville in Chester County, Pennsylvania, it serves students from both Chester and Lancaster counties, offering comprehensive academics and extracurriculars.
Address: 226 Highland Road, Atglen, PA 19310
Phone: (610) 593-8238
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County Schedules Interactive Wolf’s Hollow Planning Session
The Chester County Facilities and Parks Department has scheduled a public meeting for the Wolf’s Hollow County Park Master Plan study on Thursday, September 29,…
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Years of Sacrifice, Hard Work Culminate in Olympic Gold for Cochranville’s Runge
Olympians are indeed a rare breed. Their normal looks nothing like yours and mine. Swimmers of Olympic caliber can spend up to five hours a…
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Cochranville Native and Swimming Virtuoso Fulfills Lifelong Dream, Qualifies for Summer Olympics
Diane Runge laughs at the memory of her oldest daughter’s first swim meet, perhaps now knowing that it was a harbinger of things to come.…
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Chester County’s Future Farmers Stage Annual Award Banquet at Octorara
By Duncan Allison This is the season for graduation ceremonies when students receive and celebrate their certificates, listen to uplifting speeches and perhaps reminisce about…
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2016 Citadel Heart of Learning Award Winners To Be Announced this Evening at the Desmond
Citadel has announced the finalists for the 2016 Citadel Heart of Learning Award for Chester County’s best and brightest teachers. Each of the fifteen finalists…
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Community Service Makes the Difference
Several years ago I began a mentoring group at the Octorara Junior High School called, “It’s Great to be a Girl.” This group is now…
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Jones’ Food Street Journal – Rino’s
By David Jones Just to the East side of Exton Square Mall there’s a nice little Italian place that’s offering good food at a decent…
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Chester County Datebook – December 17th
Here’s what’s happening on Thursday in Chester County Datebook. The Brandywine Ballet will perform The Nutcracker from 10 AM-12 PM at the Emilie K. Asplundh…
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Chester County Datebook – December 16th
Here’s what’s happening on Wednesday and Thursday in Chester County Datebook. On Wednesday, Chester County SCORE will host a seminar entitled How to Start and…
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Chester County Briefs: Wolf’s Hollow Planning Meeting, Property Tax Rebate Deadline Nears, WC Man Identifies WWII Refugee Photos, and Brock Weatherup Leads Startup Group
Briefs are concise reports on what’s happening around Chester County. This morning: Public Meeting on Thursday on Wolf’s Hollow County Park The Chester County Facilities…
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Jones’ Food Street Journal – Vickers Tavern
By David Jones It has been more than 35 years since I had a meal at Vickers Tavern. Lin had never been there. Since we…
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Chester County Briefs: Senator Toomey Talks Economics in Coatesville, Phoenixville Denies Drones, United Way Named ‘Non-Profit of the Year’ and Hilton Partners with Handi-Crafters
VISTA Today’s Briefs are concise reports on what’s happening around Chester County. This Morning: Senator Toomey Visits Chester County to Talk Economy and Federal Shutdown…
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Jones’ Food Street Journal – Clair’s Family Restaurant
By David Jones A recent Friday evening saw our family group of 5 stopping at Clair’s Family Restaurant in Morgantown for dinner. We had just…
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Chester County Students Que Up To Participate In Cool Manufacturing Video Contest
Young video editing enthusiasts from Chester County should get ready for action, as the Manufacturing Alliance of Chester and Delaware Counties is holding a video…
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Jones Food Street Journal – Victory Parkesburg
Finally! I live within walking distance of the new Victory Brew Pub and I can actually see it from my deck! I’ve watched over the…
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Jones’ Food Street Journal – Tröegs Independent Brewing
By David Jones Well, we are back on the road for this week’s review. This time we traveled to Hershey, Pa. to visit Tröegs Independent…
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Jones’ Food Street Journal – Pronto’s
By David Jones Last Sunday we decided to try a place that has changed names, but was reliable in the past. Pronto’s used to be…
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Jones’ Food Street Journal: Krazy Kats
By David Jones Lin and I have some dear friends we get the pleasure of meeting for lunch and dinner several times a year and…
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