‘Kennett Students Speak’ Shares Stories of Marginalization in School District

For nearly two hours, “Kennett Students Speak” helped to illuminate personal stories of being segregated, bullied, targeted, traumatized and categorized, in a district they said was doing a poor job of addressing – and improving – these conditions. Read More »

Kennett Square’s First-Ever Parklet Has Been Unveiled

While the parklet concept is new in Kennett Square, parklets of all kinds have been popping up in cities and towns around the world for years—especially in recent months because parklets provide additional outdoor spaces for recreation and dining. Read More »

Camp Dreamcatcher Goes Virtual for this Year’s Camp

There will be plenty of fun—including arts and crafts, a scavenger hunt, escape room games, bingo, movies, and a digital music program. Read More »

Oxford Cornhole League Brings a Popular Game to the Area

For people who enjoy playing cornhole, there is a new league in Oxford that offers the opportunity to enjoy a sport that is growing in popularity. Read More »

Ches-Mont League Schools to Move Forward with Fall Sports, Cautiously

This fall, the stands and bleachers at Ches-Mont League games will be vacant, as the league has decided that public attendance will not be permitted at athletic events. League-only season to start on Sept. 7; schedule to start on Sept. 25 Read More »

Editorial: The Two Newspapermen - Irvin Lieberman and Pete Hamill

While it was not likely that Irvin Lieberman and Pete Hamill would have agreed on much of anything, they did believe that it is the duty of the press to search for and document the truth. Read More »