Chester County Press Oct. 18 edition
10/18/2017 08:11AM ● By J. ChamblessWith Election Day approaching, Oxford Borough candidates vie for votes at forum
Four seats on the seven-member borough council will be decided on Election Day Read More »
Three vie to become the new mayor of Oxford Borough
Mayor Geoff Henry is not seeking a fourth term as mayor in the Nov. 7 election, so there will be a new mayor of Oxford to start 2018 Read More »
KSQ Mushroom Cap II set for Nov. 4
Race raised $16K for local charities in 2016 Read More »
Morris and Schenk seek seat on Franklin Township board
Both candidates outline their campaigns and issues Read More »
Kennett Consolidated School District hires new director of facilities
The school board also discusses the Act 1 limit for 2017-2018 and other issues at monthly meeting Read More »
Library referendum meeting to be held in New Garden on Oct. 24
Library referendum on Nov. 7 ballot Read More »
Police Blotter for the week of Oct. 16
New Garden dentist charged with indecent assault, distraction burglars working in area, and more Read More »
Lessons learned on the trail - 10/16/2017 12:05PM
Local artist Lindsay Schmittle walks from Georgia to Maine Read More »
Two new exhibitions explore the Brandywine and cosmic distances
A video journey down the Brandywine River, and a contemplation of our own planet, show a new direction for the museum Read More »
First-half explosion leads to 55-36 Oxford win
Hornet defense holds visiting Kennett to first-half shutout; Blue Demons score 36 in second half Read More »
Obituaries for the week of Oct. 16
Obituaries for: Davidson, Hudler, Hennessey, Flessner, Guss, McMillan, Giuliano, Warfel, Roark, Panati, Morrison, Marsden Read More »
Editorial: New Garden voters: Open your books, just slightly
Town hall meeting on Oct. 24 at New Garden Township Building will discuss Kennett Library referendum Read More »
Uncle Irvin: Avondale boondoggle
'The citizens of Avondale and West Grove are deluding themselves that these mini villages can govern themselves' Read More »