In the May 20 edition of the Chester County Press, we bring you the ongoing saga of the Kennett Public Library, where its board recently held a forum to mediate differences and answer questions surrounding its plan to move from downtown Kennett Square to Waywood Road … We take you to the starting and finish lines of the 26th annual Kennett Run … We bring you news of the retirement of Kennett Township Police Chief Albert McCarthy … There are special events, profiles, the reopening of Hood's Barbecue in Unionville, and Uncle Irvin, too, in this week's Chester County Press…

Kennett Public Library officials address behind-the-scenes turmoil 

Topics included discussion of exiting board members, questions about the recent library name change, and long-term plans to move library to the Waywood Road site Read More » 

New Unionville principal appointed, residents sound off on teacher contract 

James Conley will be the new head of Unionville High School as of July 1 Read More » 

Kennett Run 2015: A race of goals, commitment and unity

Twenty-sixth annual event draws competitors, volunteers and community Read More » 

Kennett Township Police Chief Albert McCarthy to retire

Ceremonies to take place May 20 at the Kennett Township Building Read More » 

Hood's Barbeque reopens with a fresh new look

Unionville mainstay now has country store and expanded dining Read More » 

Public Safety Appreciation Day entertains and informs

Event draws dozens of firefighters, SWAT team members, helicopter pilots and police officers for a day of demonstrations Read More » 

Kennett Library staff member Ivy Noelle Weir honored as 'Emerging Leader'

'Ivy is, quite simply, the future of libraries' Read More » 

County high schools on list of nation's best in U.S. News

Unionville, Kennett and Avon Grove ranked on state list Read More »