The Philadelphia Inquirer
The Philadelphia Inquirer is a prominent daily newspaper based in Philadelphia.
The Inquirer holds the distinction of being the third-longest continuously operating daily newspaper in the United States.
Known for its extensive reach, it boasts the largest circulation in both Pennsylvania and the Delaware Valley.
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With Boom in E-Commerce, Berwyn’s BrandShare Enjoys Triple-Digit Revenue Growth
Berwyn’s BrandShare is taking advantage of the boom in e-commerce by providing free in-package gifts to customers who do their shopping online, writes Diane Mastrull…
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More Women with College Degrees Marrying Men Without Them
More women with college degrees are marrying working-class men without them, as the divide between males and females with degrees continues to widen, writes Alfred…
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Neighbors Rally to Help After Fire Engulfs Senior Living Community in West Chester
Neighbors of Barclay Friends Senior Living in West Chester rushed to help the facility’s residents reach safety after fire recently engulfed it, writes Justine McDaniel…
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Roots of Distribution Company Doing Business Internationally Trace Back to Chester County
An epiphany while watching a farmer harvesting made the difference between success and failure for Reading-based TAB Industries and its owner, Thomas A. Brizek, writes…
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Chester County Students Visit Far-Away Locations Through Virtual Reality
Students at the Westtown School have been donning high-tech goggles and headphones to explore far-away places through virtual reality as part of an immersive learning…
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Legendary Restaurant in Wayne to Close Unless New Owner Found
Landis Restaurant in Wayne, which enjoys a Cheers-like status among local patrons, will be closing after a half-century in business unless a new owner can…
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Tom’s TV in West Grove the ‘Last Man Standing’
By finding a new niche, Tom’s TV Sales & Services in West Grove has survived the recent market changes that have forced a number of…
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Court Rules in Legal Battle over Use of Defunct Malvern Company’s Software
In the legal battle over software developed by the now-defunct Zonoff, which was based in Malvern, the court has ruled in ADT’s favor and blocked…
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Restructuring Opens Path to Recovery for Kennett Square’s Genesis HealthCare
George Hager Jr., CEO of Kennett Square-based Genesis HealthCare, believes that his company’s latest financial restructuring is a huge step toward its recovery and transition…
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Recently Proposed Tax Bill Would Be a Big Setback for This Trio of Local Colleges
The elimination of municipal bonds popular with hospitals and universities for construction, along with a tax on the largest university endowments, are being proposed in…
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Honey Brook’s Wyebrook Farm to Close Restaurant, Market Until Zoning Issues Resolved
Wyebrook Farm in Honey Brook will soon close its popular restaurant and market until issues raised by local and state officials are resolved, writes Michael…
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Medical Marijuana Dispensary to Relocate from Philadelphia to Malvern
One of the medical marijuana dispensaries that was planning to open in Philadelphia is moving to Malvern because of opposition to its original location, writes…
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Heartwarming Video Shows Local Army Officer Surprising His Daughter at Father-Daughter Dance
Jasmine Vega thought she wouldn’t have a date for Archbishop Carroll High School’s father-daughter dance, but her dad had other ideas, writes Stephanie Farr for…
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Local Football Programs Mindful of Changes in Helmet Technology
Football trainers in Chester County and across the nation are turning to helmets that include the latest in safety technologies to help prevent concussions, write…
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Flyers Receive Inspiration from East Fallowfield’s Dick Vermeil
The Philadelphia Flyers have turned to former Eagles coach Dick Vermeil, an East Fallowfield resident, for inspiration, writes Sam Carchidi for the Philadelphia Inquirer. At…
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Oil Pipeline Running Through the Suburbs to Get New Purpose
A $189 million deal between Talen Energy and New Jersey Resources will convert the oil pipeline that runs through the Philadelphia suburbs to deliver natural…
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Kennett Square-Based Genesis HealthCare May File for Bankruptcy Protection
Without relief from creditors, Kennett Square-based Genesis Health – one of the largest nursing home operators in the country – may have to file for…
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Latest Product of Scrub Daddy Finds Immediate Success on QVC
Folcroft’s Scrub Daddy has a new product out, and people already can’t get enough of it, writes Diane Mastrull for the Philadelphia Inquirer. Scrub Daisy…
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