Despite Roadblocks, League of Women Voters of CC Continues to Get Out the Vote

This year -- against the backdrop of a worldwide pandemic, a nation divided along party lines and the persistent rumors swirling about the authenticity of elections – the role of the League of Women Voters to succeed in their mission has never been more important. Read More »

Kennett Township Officially Reopens Historic Chandler Mill Bridge

For every securely fastened bolt that now belongs to the newly-restored Chandler Mill Bridge in Kennett Township, there are an equal number of roadblocks that the township had to go through in order to make last Friday’s ribbon-cutting reopening event happen. Read More »

Residents ‘Get Re-Kennected’ to Greenway Trail

To those local residents who have already made walking, running or bicycling on the Kennett Greenway a regular component, last Saturday’s “Get Re-Kennected” event (sponsored by the Kennett Trails Alliance) served as the marketing of trail features they have already familiarized themselves with. Read More »

Oxford Police Department Requests Full-time Detective

The borough's police department is reviewing its personnel needs based on best-practices studies and found that they should have 13 full-time officers. Read More »

Chester County Sheriff’s Office Reveals Names of New K-9s

The two young K-9s in training to become four-legged deputies in the Chester County Sheriff’s Office now have their names – selected from more than 600 suggestions sent in by Chester County residents of all ages. Read More »

Sixty-one Years of Haircuts in West Grove and Still Going Strong

John Ruffini carries on the legacy and family business, Ruffinis Barber Shop, that his father started in West Grove. It has endured and remains a centerpiece of the small shops and municipal buildings on Rose Hill Avenue. Read More »