Today at The Post
Local NAACP Condemns ‘Racist, Bigoted’ Comments
June 14, 2021Troopers Pursue, Then End, Speedy Egypt Road Chase
June 14, 2021PA Agencies Promote ‘Litter Enforcement Corridors’
June 12, 2021Gilbertsville Fire Station Now Just A Memory
June 12, 2021Juneteenth Community Event Planned in Pottstown
June 11, 2021Ground-Breaking Over, Work Starts on 422 Ramp
June 11, 2021
422 Lane Closures Next Week for Three Projects
Asphalt sealing and pipe replacement work on sections of U.S. Route 422 across Lower Pottsgrove and Limerick townships will prompt lane closures next week.
Here’s How Township Spent $774,543 During April
Lower Pottsgrove has issued its monthly financial warrant for April 2021, as approved by the Board of Commissioners. It documents where revenues came from, and how money was spent, during the month.
Ciresi, Pennycuick Push Call for Education Funding
Local school districts need not just more state money to operate, but a system which distributes funding equitably. The push for fair funding statewide continues Thursday in Collegeville.
Conservancy ‘Floating Classroom’ Wins State Grant
Pennsylvania's Fish and Boat Commission is helping to pay for educational programs being held June through August by the Perkiomen Watershed Conservancy on Green Lane Reservoir in Pennsburg.
YWCA Camp Adventures Available, Enrolling Now
The annual Camp Adventures program, conducted by the YWCA Tri-County Area at Fellowship Farm in Lower Pottsgrove, will reopen June 21. Limited spots remain available. Enrollments are accepted online.
Get Reading in Pottstown Summer Library Challenge
Walk through stories on display in local parks. Read to your heart's content and win local prizes. The Pottstown library on Tuesday launched a summer filled with more than 60 family-friendly activities.
Troopers Seek Help in Latest, Earlier Vandalism
Home owners on Northridge Road and surrounding Perkiomen Township streets are concerned about property vandalism, possibly caused by teens. The latest incident was reported Sunday. Can you provide a lead?
Pottsgrove Art Students Bring Their Works to You
Among other things, the coronavirus pandemic was no lover of art. It precluded shows, exhibits and performances. Art teachers and students in the Pottsgrove School District have surmounted that problem.
