Chester County Press April 5 edition
04/04/2017 11:37AM ● By J. Chambless
A spectacular new Longwood
After two years of renovations, the Main Fountain Garden is set to make its debut in May Read More »
Holdsworth named new police chief in Kennett Square Borough
He's been with the police department for twenty years Read More »
Indivisible KSQ commits to providing Hispanic population with information
April 1 meeting attracts more than 100 who are ready to offer assistance Read More »
Public meeting to discuss parking garage will take place on Tuesday
The meeting takes place at the Ware Chapel at Ware Presbyterian Village Read More »
Route 1 economic committee introduces new website
Interactive site designed by TCHS student Read More »
Brandywine Battlefield supporters get an early glimpse of new museum
The Museum of the American Revolution opens on April 19 in Philadelphia Read More »
East Marlborough board thanks longtime employee
Dennis Mellinger will retire after 40 years with roads department Read More »
Bayard Taylor: A Life of Accomplishment Part II
Part II of a three part series. Read More »
Local third-grader places sixth in Drive, Chip & Putt finals
Trevor Sikorski was one of just 80 junior golfers to qualify for the national finals Read More »
Unionville defeats West Chester Rustin, 10-1
Clutch hitting, good pitching, solid defense and aggressive baserunning lead the Indians to victory Read More »
Franklin Township makes a push for April 22 community cleanup
'Participants have an enormous sense of community spirit' Read More »
Obituaries for the week of April 3
Obituaries for: Porter, Reynolds, Witmer, Shepherd, McCool, Landbeck, Brison, Trunzo, Sturgill, Shoemaker, Ennis,Della Pelle, Griffith, Hanna, Simpers, McGinley, White Read More »
Editorial: Reflections on a rainy afternoon
Lincoln University event becomes a source of inspiration Read More »
Uncle Irvin: Bowden a boon for Kennett
Author and screenwriter may be a nice addition to Kennett Consolidated School District board Read More »
