Lincoln University honors a World War II hero

Waverly Woodson, Jr., helped save perhaps hundreds of lives on Normandy Beach Read More »

This Week in the Chester County Press

Gov. Wolf unveils proposed $29.88 billion state budget, seven municipalities now in discussions for a proposed regional police department, Unionville-Chadds Ford School Board discusses moving elementary schools to trimester schedule, and more Read More »

Uncle Irvin: A ticket to nowhere

"Kennett Borough Council are myopic and scared to pay for free parking and pass the cost on to borough taxpayers" Read More »

Michelle Kichline's journey to becoming a county commissioner

She was sworn in as county commissioner on Dec. 16, 2014 Read More »

Township to include independent design into intersection improvement plans

London Grove Board of Supervisors agree to include additional concept in talks to improve Route 41-841 intersection in Village of Chatham Read More »

State & Union: United by style and responsibility

Globally conscious apparel and accessory store opens in Kennett Square Read More »

Municipalities discuss regional police force

Recent meeting smoothes out the rough edges of a concept that could provide police protection to as many as seven regions in southern Chester County Read More »

Landenberg parent becomes spokesperson for national company

Joins company that is committed to providing young athletes with the proper approach to hydration, as well as instruction tailored to an athlete's specific sport Read More »

Chester County Press' Sweepstakes winners named

From more than 100 entries, three winners were chosen, and will visit The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, and Brandywine Prime Seafood & Chops in Chadds Ford Read More »

Gov. Wolf unveils a proposed $29.88 billion state budget

The governor is seeking $4.7 billion in tax increases, including hikes in the personal income tax and state sales tax, to cut property taxes, boost education funding, invest in economic programs, and to meet state pension plan obligations. Lawmakers are skeptical that there will be support for the spending plan Read More »