Parents and children invited to free Community Baby Shower in Oxford on Oct. 24

Parents, expectant parents, grandparents, and families with babies and young children are invited to learn about the resources and programs available to them. Read More »

2025-2026 scholarship applications available for students studying human healthcare

This scholarship, previously granted in amounts of $1,000 or more, is awarded to students who are seeking higher education in the human healthcare field. Read More »

Avon Grove narrowly edges Unionville, 29-28

The Avon Grove varsity football team overcame a two-touchdown deficit late in the second half to defeat Unionville 29-28 on the Longhorns’ home field on Oct. 3. Read More »

Chester County Press - October 1st edition

In this week's edition of the Chester County Press. Read More »

Township’s open house gauges residents’ ideas, concerns about proposed new police facility

Kennett Township began to address the cramped headquarters of their police department, an office that is shoe-horned into the second floor of the Kennett Township Building. Read More »

London Britain Township celebrates its 300th anniversary

On Sept. 27, before a steady stream of several hundred residents, the township paid homage to the township’s 300th anniversary. Read More »

From our lens: A new room for London Britain

London Britain Township Supervisors Brian Sachs, Aileen Parrish and Bruce Yost prepared to start their first meeting at the township’s new multipurpose meeting room on Sept. 22. Read More »

It’s the end of an era as Filacheck’s Furniture owners plan retirement

The trusted business has served the community for nearly 70 years. Read More »

Ever-popular Unionville Community Fair returns with even more family-friendly fun

Talented dogs will join tents full of cows, goats and llamas at this year’s Unionville Community Fair, which runs three days from Oct. 3 through Oct. 5. Read More »

New Garden man faces human-trafficking charges

Pa. Attorney General and State Police announced charges last week alleging that a Chester County man forced two girls to do grueling work on a mushroom farm for little or no pay. Read More »