Prayers for Barry - A Prayer Ride for Barry Hostetter

The community came together for a prayer ride for Barry Hostetter, a local business owner and volunteer who is battling cancer. Read More »

Artesian Water Company Given Approval to Activate Landenberg Well

Commonwealth Court rules that the Public Utilities Commission was correct in declaring that Artesian is a public utility. Read More »

Sappey, Dinniman Join Wolf in Calling for Protection of Affordable Care Act

In remarks he made at the New Garden Township Park on Oct. 15, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf called for the preservation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), in order to continue to protect Pennsylvania residents who have ACA coverage as the state enters the flu season and as the number of positive COVID-19 cases continue to rise in the commonwealth. Read More »

Chester County Press - October 21 edition

Read about how Oxford Borough Council makes a big decision regarding the borough manager, a community stages a prayer ride for one of its own, a long-standing legal dispute appears to reach a conclusion in New Garden Township, and more. Read More »

To Speak, to Educate, to Heal: Voices Underground Aspires to Tell Stories of African American History

This project will promote the history of the Underground Railroad in the region through scholarly research, creative partnerships, public experiences, and historical memorialization. Read More »

Oxford Filmmaker’s Documentary Explores the Electronic Voice Phenomenon

In December 2017, Oxford resident and amateur filmmaker Gary Arnold was sitting in a local library about to read Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” in advance of the holiday season, when he began to experience a sensation that could best be described as an extreme ringing in his right year. Read More »

Boston Market celebrates grand opening in Oxford

Five new Boston Market locations have opened in the region, and one of them is in Oxford! Read More »

Echeverria Leaving Economic Development Director Post in Kennett

Historic Kennett Square announced the departure of Nate Echeverria, Kennett’s first-ever economic development director, on Monday. He was the first person to hold the position when it was created three years ago. Read More »

Kennett Consolidated School District Aims for Oct. 26 Hybrid Reopening

The Kennett Consolidated School District Board unanimously approved superintendent Dr. Dusty Blakey’s plan to reopen schools. Families will have options on whether their children will attend classes in school or online. Read More »

Editorial: The Herd Mentality of the Oblivious and the Defiant

Still too cool for a mask? New coronavirus cases reported in Pennsylvania have tripled in one month, from 570 new cases reported on Sept. 9 to 1,568 new cases reported on Oct. 9 Read More »