PhoenixvilleKombucha for your face: A Phoenixville fermenter transforms her bubbly brew into skincare productsFrom your gut to your skin, Olga Sorzano wants you to drink kombucha and put it on your face. Kiki Aranita Christmas at Longwood Gardens is an ‘economic engine’ | Inquirer Chester CountyLisa Dukart Chesco residents may dodge a tax hike in 2026 | Inquirer Chester CountyLisa Dukart Tower Health is laying off 350, or 3% of its workforce, including service cuts at Pottstown HospitalHarold Brubaker One year of inspections at Phoenixville Hospital: August 2024 - July 2025Sarah Gantz AdvertisementAmbler’s small businesses want to make the borough a destinationAmbler's established business owners say the borough's Main Street has remained active, and newer entrants are hoping to attract even more out-of-town visitors.Erica Lamberg, For The Inquirer Eagles-Vikings: Start time, announcers, how to watch and streamThe Birds offense has been struggling, but ESPN's Dan Orlovsky has some suggestions how to get things moving again. Rob Tornoe Shuttered Iron Hill breweries sit empty across the Philly area. What will become of them?In Media, West Chester, and over a dozen other communities, business owners wonder what will move into the voids left behind by the bankrupt local chain. Erin McCarthy Why JPMorgan Chase has opened nearly 50 branches in the Philly region as other banks shut their doorsJPMorgan Chase & Co., the nation's largest bank, is playing catch-up by adding branches in the Philadelphia region while others cut.Joseph N. DiStefano 20 farms near Philly for pumpkin picking, hayrides, corn mazes, and moreWhere to go for the best of fall in Berks, Bucks, Burlington, Camden, Chester, Delaware, Hunterdon, Lancaster, Mercer, and Montgomery counties.Henry Savage and Hira Qureshi Chesco judge admonishes Phoenixville man for locking his grandmother in a basement, feeding her stale pizza as he stole from herJudge Alita A. Rovito told Christopher Ruse “it’s easy to be remorseful when you’re out of options," before sentencing him to county jail.Vinny Vella 23 can’t-miss fall festivals and markets to visit around PhiladelphiaFrom neighborhood block parties to The Inquirer’s first-ever Food Fest, here are the best fall festivals and markets in Philadelphia and the suburbs.Henry Savage These Philly federal workers loved their jobs. But amid Trump’s shakeup they chose to leave.The Trump administration has encouraged federal employees to leave government work. Some workers have taken the leap. Ariana Perez-Castells What TikTok-worthy designer dorms look like at Pa. schools from Philly to State CollegeWhile the trend can be more intense at some Southern colleges, Philly-area students and parents are also putting more time, effort, and money into crafting cozy, curated spaces.Erin McCarthy Seeking small-business success in Philadelphia? Here’s some advice from local entrepreneurs.Don't get stuck in the weeds, and other useful tips from seasoned business leaders.Gene Marks, For The Inquirer Taras M. Wochok, longtime lawyer for John E. du Pont and former chief assistant district attorney, has died at 84He spent six years, from 1968 to 1974, as an assistant DA in Philadelphia under Arlen Specter and rose to head of the narcotics division.Gary Miles ESPN’s Kevin Negandhi on his busy ‘SportsCenter’ stretch, returning to Pa., and losing his father Negandhi, a Temple grad from Phoenixville, is approaching his 19th year at ESPN. He's never been busier. Rob Tornoe Joan M. Kellett, longtime French teacher and first female Upper Merion supervisor, has died at 94 She also served two terms, from 2009 to 2017, on the Upper Merion Area School Board and fought for increased school funding and expanded curriculum.Gary Miles Gov. Shapiro sues Trump administration over $230 million in education funding cutsPresident Donald Trump's administration is withholding more than $6 billion in education funding nationwide. New Jersey and other states also joined the lawsuit challenging the funding cuts.Maddie Hanna Tower Health cut small number of jobs last monthThe nonprofit based in Berks County said some of the eliminated positions were unfilled.Harold Brubaker See more storiesAdvertisement
Kombucha for your face: A Phoenixville fermenter transforms her bubbly brew into skincare productsFrom your gut to your skin, Olga Sorzano wants you to drink kombucha and put it on your face. Kiki Aranita
Kombucha for your face: A Phoenixville fermenter transforms her bubbly brew into skincare productsFrom your gut to your skin, Olga Sorzano wants you to drink kombucha and put it on your face. Kiki Aranita
Tower Health is laying off 350, or 3% of its workforce, including service cuts at Pottstown HospitalHarold Brubaker
Tower Health is laying off 350, or 3% of its workforce, including service cuts at Pottstown HospitalHarold Brubaker
Ambler’s small businesses want to make the borough a destinationAmbler's established business owners say the borough's Main Street has remained active, and newer entrants are hoping to attract even more out-of-town visitors.Erica Lamberg, For The Inquirer
Ambler’s small businesses want to make the borough a destinationAmbler's established business owners say the borough's Main Street has remained active, and newer entrants are hoping to attract even more out-of-town visitors.Erica Lamberg, For The Inquirer
Eagles-Vikings: Start time, announcers, how to watch and streamThe Birds offense has been struggling, but ESPN's Dan Orlovsky has some suggestions how to get things moving again. Rob Tornoe
Eagles-Vikings: Start time, announcers, how to watch and streamThe Birds offense has been struggling, but ESPN's Dan Orlovsky has some suggestions how to get things moving again. Rob Tornoe
Shuttered Iron Hill breweries sit empty across the Philly area. What will become of them?In Media, West Chester, and over a dozen other communities, business owners wonder what will move into the voids left behind by the bankrupt local chain. Erin McCarthy
Shuttered Iron Hill breweries sit empty across the Philly area. What will become of them?In Media, West Chester, and over a dozen other communities, business owners wonder what will move into the voids left behind by the bankrupt local chain. Erin McCarthy
Why JPMorgan Chase has opened nearly 50 branches in the Philly region as other banks shut their doorsJPMorgan Chase & Co., the nation's largest bank, is playing catch-up by adding branches in the Philadelphia region while others cut.Joseph N. DiStefano
Why JPMorgan Chase has opened nearly 50 branches in the Philly region as other banks shut their doorsJPMorgan Chase & Co., the nation's largest bank, is playing catch-up by adding branches in the Philadelphia region while others cut.Joseph N. DiStefano
20 farms near Philly for pumpkin picking, hayrides, corn mazes, and moreWhere to go for the best of fall in Berks, Bucks, Burlington, Camden, Chester, Delaware, Hunterdon, Lancaster, Mercer, and Montgomery counties.Henry Savage and Hira Qureshi
20 farms near Philly for pumpkin picking, hayrides, corn mazes, and moreWhere to go for the best of fall in Berks, Bucks, Burlington, Camden, Chester, Delaware, Hunterdon, Lancaster, Mercer, and Montgomery counties.Henry Savage and Hira Qureshi
Chesco judge admonishes Phoenixville man for locking his grandmother in a basement, feeding her stale pizza as he stole from herJudge Alita A. Rovito told Christopher Ruse “it’s easy to be remorseful when you’re out of options," before sentencing him to county jail.Vinny Vella
Chesco judge admonishes Phoenixville man for locking his grandmother in a basement, feeding her stale pizza as he stole from herJudge Alita A. Rovito told Christopher Ruse “it’s easy to be remorseful when you’re out of options," before sentencing him to county jail.Vinny Vella
23 can’t-miss fall festivals and markets to visit around PhiladelphiaFrom neighborhood block parties to The Inquirer’s first-ever Food Fest, here are the best fall festivals and markets in Philadelphia and the suburbs.Henry Savage
23 can’t-miss fall festivals and markets to visit around PhiladelphiaFrom neighborhood block parties to The Inquirer’s first-ever Food Fest, here are the best fall festivals and markets in Philadelphia and the suburbs.Henry Savage
These Philly federal workers loved their jobs. But amid Trump’s shakeup they chose to leave.The Trump administration has encouraged federal employees to leave government work. Some workers have taken the leap. Ariana Perez-Castells
These Philly federal workers loved their jobs. But amid Trump’s shakeup they chose to leave.The Trump administration has encouraged federal employees to leave government work. Some workers have taken the leap. Ariana Perez-Castells
What TikTok-worthy designer dorms look like at Pa. schools from Philly to State CollegeWhile the trend can be more intense at some Southern colleges, Philly-area students and parents are also putting more time, effort, and money into crafting cozy, curated spaces.Erin McCarthy
What TikTok-worthy designer dorms look like at Pa. schools from Philly to State CollegeWhile the trend can be more intense at some Southern colleges, Philly-area students and parents are also putting more time, effort, and money into crafting cozy, curated spaces.Erin McCarthy
Seeking small-business success in Philadelphia? Here’s some advice from local entrepreneurs.Don't get stuck in the weeds, and other useful tips from seasoned business leaders.Gene Marks, For The Inquirer
Seeking small-business success in Philadelphia? Here’s some advice from local entrepreneurs.Don't get stuck in the weeds, and other useful tips from seasoned business leaders.Gene Marks, For The Inquirer
Taras M. Wochok, longtime lawyer for John E. du Pont and former chief assistant district attorney, has died at 84He spent six years, from 1968 to 1974, as an assistant DA in Philadelphia under Arlen Specter and rose to head of the narcotics division.Gary Miles
Taras M. Wochok, longtime lawyer for John E. du Pont and former chief assistant district attorney, has died at 84He spent six years, from 1968 to 1974, as an assistant DA in Philadelphia under Arlen Specter and rose to head of the narcotics division.Gary Miles
ESPN’s Kevin Negandhi on his busy ‘SportsCenter’ stretch, returning to Pa., and losing his father Negandhi, a Temple grad from Phoenixville, is approaching his 19th year at ESPN. He's never been busier. Rob Tornoe
ESPN’s Kevin Negandhi on his busy ‘SportsCenter’ stretch, returning to Pa., and losing his father Negandhi, a Temple grad from Phoenixville, is approaching his 19th year at ESPN. He's never been busier. Rob Tornoe
Joan M. Kellett, longtime French teacher and first female Upper Merion supervisor, has died at 94 She also served two terms, from 2009 to 2017, on the Upper Merion Area School Board and fought for increased school funding and expanded curriculum.Gary Miles
Joan M. Kellett, longtime French teacher and first female Upper Merion supervisor, has died at 94 She also served two terms, from 2009 to 2017, on the Upper Merion Area School Board and fought for increased school funding and expanded curriculum.Gary Miles
Gov. Shapiro sues Trump administration over $230 million in education funding cutsPresident Donald Trump's administration is withholding more than $6 billion in education funding nationwide. New Jersey and other states also joined the lawsuit challenging the funding cuts.Maddie Hanna
Gov. Shapiro sues Trump administration over $230 million in education funding cutsPresident Donald Trump's administration is withholding more than $6 billion in education funding nationwide. New Jersey and other states also joined the lawsuit challenging the funding cuts.Maddie Hanna
Tower Health cut small number of jobs last monthThe nonprofit based in Berks County said some of the eliminated positions were unfilled.Harold Brubaker
Tower Health cut small number of jobs last monthThe nonprofit based in Berks County said some of the eliminated positions were unfilled.Harold Brubaker
