West Chester & Chadds Ford Life

• Deb Ryan kicks off campaign to become county's next District Attorney

• Mighty Writers: Writing academy looks to Kennett Square as its newest home

• Looking ahead to a new year of art at the Brandywine

Arts+Entertainment

• The Brandywine celebrates the life of Phyllis Mills Wyeth

• The one-armed juggler chases his muse

• New ideas in the listening room: Kennett Flash names assistant director

Opinion

• Editorial: The invisible soldiers

• Freedom and Democracy Day would boost civic participation—and a boost is needed

• Editorial: Kennett Square's newest co-conductors

• Editorial: The Houlahan Factor

Home+Garden

• Gateway beautification project in early stages

• Mushroom Festival reaches $1 million distribution milestone

• In a word: The Mushroom Festival, defined

Schools

• Students get a tour of future careers

• U-CF School District airs artificial turf pros and cons

• Unionville falls to East in overtime, 49-46

Top Stories

• A ‘groundbreaking’ moment for Oxford Borough

• State Rep. Lawrence earns important committee assignment

• Myers steps down as president of Kennett Square Borough Council

Eat+Drink+Shop

• Kennett Square Holiday Village Market 2018 opens

• The Creamery of Kennett Square re-opens

• Editorial: Keeping our neighbors warm

Health+Wellness

• Holiday auction raises $45,000 for local youth programs

• Editorial: State Senator Greenway

• Our children's stewards: Crime Victims' Center taking its message to thousands in county

Landenberg Life

• Proposed medical marijuana facility gets conditional use approval in New Garden

• Can a piece of Landenberg history be saved?

• Allaband named New Garden board chairman

Kennett Square Life

• Another sweet success for the Kennett Chocolate Lovers Festival

• Coatesville outlasts Unionville, 57-51

• Kennett Township makes 2019 appointments, sets goals for new year