PHS Early College Grads Have 3.48 Average GPA Fifteen Pottstown High School seniors were recognized at the May 21 school board meeting for successfully completing the Dual Enrollment, Early College Program. (Digital Notebook)

Pennsburg Council cancels meeting on proposed resolution to potentially reopen businesses Officials in the borough of Pennsburg appear to be backing away from a proposal to defy Governor Tom Wolf's shutdown orders. A Tuesday meeting to consider the plan has been canceled. (WFMZ-TV)

Senior Spotlight: Schiffman brings resilient presence to Perkiomen Valley Zach Schiffman’s resilience to become a key ingredient in Perkiomen Valley boys’ lacrosse, as he worked back from an injury and will continue in the sport even after losing his senior season to the pandemic. (PA Prep Live)

Charitable runs, walks learn to adapt to crowd limits The coronavirus pandemic has forced charities and nonprofit groups to cancel or postpone an un

With Memorial Day festivities canceled, veterans’ groups try to uphold traditions Veterans’ groups across Pennsylvania canceled or postponed Memorial Day events this year to comply with local guidelines during the pandemic. But they’re also finding ways to uphold their traditions. (PA Post)

Adjunct professors, the ‘gig workers’ of higher-ed, fear losing livelihoods Dire college enrollment predictions are circulating, and fewer students mean fewer classes. Fewer classes also likely means fewer adjunct professors, described as the “gig workers” of academia. (PA Post)

Will 'pandemic insurance' become a business norm after COVID-19? Nobody was interested in so-called "pandemic insurance" prior to 2020. Will coronavirus lead it to become the new norm?, because insurance claims related to COVID-19 closures are likely to be denied. (Reading Eagle)