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The Arc of Chester County is empowering individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to find their voice, advocate for their rights, and create meaningful change through its Self-Determination Subcommittee. Operating in partnership with the Chester County MH/IDD Self-Determination Committee, the Self-De

There’s still time to put your trivia to the test and secure tickets for Quizzo Night, a night of food, prizes, and friendly competition. The Thursday, July 16 event from 6 to 9 PM provides a night of fun while you contribute to a cause that gives a hand-up to individuals experiencing homelessness and food insecurity i

Bradley Goodman stands nervously in a crowd just before dawn, on the last warm Saturday in May. It’s still dark, but an air of anticipation awakens the room. He paces back and forth, laces his shoes, and packs his gear as he prepares to walk to the starting line of his longest race to date.

Media has big dreams for the next decade, and it starts with a simple goal: grow without losing what makes the town “Everybody’s Hometown.”. The newly adopted “Media 2035” comprehensive plan, shaped by input from roughly 500 residents over 166 pages, sets four priorities for the borough.

A traffic stop involving an electric scooter turned into a significant arrest Monday evening in Wilmington, according to New Castle County Division of Police. At around 5:50 p.m. on Monday, July 6, 2026, officers on patrol in the area of Governor Printz Boulevard and East Lea Boulevard spotted a person riding an electr

A Delaware County gas station just made two people richer, or possibly one very lucky person twice as rich. Three Cash 5 with Quick Cash jackpot-winning tickets from the Pennsylvania Lottery’s Monday, June 29, drawing will split a $2,000,001 prize, writes staff for the Daily Times. Two of those...

WASHINGTON — The chemicals manufacturer Chemours will pay to test drinking water and provide a treated or otherwise clean supply to residents in a Salem County town polluted with toxic substances, under a pending legal agreement. Chemours agreed to pay a $22.5 million civil penalty to settle alleged violations...

First responders rescued teen trapped under equipment

Before Chester County had hotels, coffee shops, highways, or train stations, travelers found everything they needed in a tavern. A warm meal, a bed for the night, the latest news from Philadelphia, even a courtroom or a polling station. In colonial Pennsylvania, taverns were restaurants, inns, post offices, business ce

For more than three years, the former Brandywine Hospital campus sat vacant as a 67-acre reminder of the healthcare losses that hit western Chester County. Now, a Delaware-based developer is reimagining what that land could become, John George reports for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Regal Builders is planning Le