Today at The Post
Pottstown, Phoenixville Hospitals Earn Ratings
November 24, 2021North Coventry Police Search for Hit-Run Driver
November 23, 2021Birdsboro Rescuers Join ‘Empty The Shelters’ Event
November 23, 2021On the Calendar: Santa Visits, Keystone Boulevard Discussions
November 23, 2021Contractor Prepares for Route 422 Overnight Closures
November 23, 2021Township Resident to Receive ‘Ambassador of Peace’ Medal
November 23, 2021
Boyertown Wellness Council Turkey Trot Returns
Bring friends and family to the Boyertown Community Park to participate in the annual Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot 5K Run and One-Mile Walk.
As VA Clinic Moves from Spring City, So Do Patients
The expanded outpatient clinic for U.S. veterans officially began seeing patients Monday in its new West Norriton location. It moved from the Southeastern Veterans Center in Spring City for more space.
Lower Salford Closes Indian Creek Road for Day
Tree removal work at the intersection of Indian Creek and Price roads will cause Lower Salford Township to close a portion of Indian Creek Road on Tuesday (Nov. 23). Driver patience is appreciated.
Tower Deal Sells, Keeps Open Two ChesCo Hospitals
Two Tower Health Chester County hospitals, Brandywine and Jennersville, will remain open under new ownership. Their sale to Texas-based Canyon Atlantic Partners takes effect Jan. 1, it said.
‘Middle School Market’ Open Monday to Those in Need
Pottsgrove Middle School students and staff members have collected more than 2,500 pounds of food. They'd like nothing better than to give it all away to Pottsgrove families to enjoy for Thanksgiving.
Sports: Gilbertsville Swimmer Places Third; Limerick Woman Volunteers at Marathon
A Gilbertsville resident helped Norwich University succeed in Saturday's North County swimming competition, and a Limerick woman joined fellow students to work as Boston Marathon medical volunteers.
Son Allegedly Stole, Pawned Mom’s Diamond Ring
The mother's engagement ring, reported stolen from a Perkiomen Township home, had an estimated value of $7,800. The son, state police alleged Saturday, pawned it for a small percentage of the price.
Schwenksville, Ursinus Win Planners’ 2021 Awards
Schwenksville's transformation of its former fire house into a new borough hall, and Ursinus College's similar reuse of an existing building for a new student center, both won prizes from Montgomery County.
