Chester County Press Sept. 16 edition

09/16/2015 11:30AM ● By J. Chambless

In this week's edition of the Chester County Press, we cover the ongoing controversy surrounding Artesian Water Resources and the efforts to activate a well in Landenberg ... we look at how grant money will improve Wheeler Boulevard in Oxford ... we take you to a field of sunflowers in Unionville that has become a must-see for visitors ... we visit the Mushroom Festival, where thousands of people saluted the county's best-known crop ... and we wrap up high-school football action in the county ... All this, and Uncle Irvin, too, in this week's edition.

At public forum, residents continue opposition to Broad Run well

Final ruling on Artesian well could come on Sept. 15 Read More »

U-CF reaches contract agreement with teachers

Educators will get 2.8 percent increase each year over the next four years Read More »

New assistant principal named for Kennett Middle School

Kennett School Board approves numerous new staff members Read More »

The field that has become a phenomenon

Lionville Farm in Kennett Square has drawn thousands of visitors to its spectacular pastures of sunflowers Read More »

County Commissioners present Oxford with grant for Wheeler Blvd. upgrades

Two months ago, Oxford Borough officials learned that the borough was going to receive a $575,000 Community Revitalization Program grant from the county to make much-needed streetscape im... Read More »

U.S. military veterans enjoy a day of recreation on the water

U.S. military veterans attended the Heroes on the Water event to enjoy a tranquil day of fishing and kayaking at the Octoraro Lake Reservoir on Sept. 12 Read More »