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Screen-Used Furniture and Clothing from ‘Task’ Donated to Drexel Hill’s Thrift & Thrive
A big box truck pulled up to a Drexel Hill thrift store this week, and what came out of it recently appeared on TV, reports Nick Vadala for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Thrift & Thrive, a nonprofit shop formerly known as Nana’s Attic, just received a major donation of screen-used furniture and clothing from HBO’s Delco-set drama Task, giving fans a…
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From Pirates to Painters: 7 Must-Visit Historic Sites and Museums Around Delaware County
Delaware County doesn’t get nearly enough credit for its history. Beneath the surface of a region better known for its diners and sports rivalries lies a remarkably rich past of local artists, Revolutionary War battles, pirate legends, and athletes who changed their sports forever. These seven historic sites and museums bring that story to life, and whether you’re a lifelong Delco resident or…
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Ivory Coast World Cup Team to Play Scrimmage Against Philadelphia Union II at Chester’s Subaru Park
One of the world’s top soccer nations is coming to Chester, and the first chance to see them play is free. The Ivory Coast national soccer team, known as Les Éléphants, will face Philadelphia Union II in a free scrimmage at Subaru Park on Monday, June 8 at 7 PM, marking the Philadelphia region’s first World Cup-related…
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Wallingford-Swarthmore School District Delays Strath Haven Renovation Amid Budget Crunch
Strath Haven High School’s long-planned renovation is hitting the brakes, and that’s just one sign of the financial strain bearing down on the Wallingford-Swarthmore School District, reports Maddie Hanna of The Philadelphia Inquirer. The district’s newly approved $106 million budget for 2026-27 leans on a mix of spending cuts, a 3.2 percent property tax hike, and roughly $550,000 drawn from…
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ChristianaCare’s $50.9M Aston Micro-Hospital Opens Amid Delaware County Healthcare Crisis
ChristianaCare’s new micro-hospital in Aston opened its doors this week, marking a significant milestone for Delaware County residents still reeling from Crozer Health’s recent closures, reports Sarah Gantz for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The facility, located at 700 Turner Industrial Way, is built for around-the-clock care. Its 24/7 emergency department features 10 treatment beds and is projected to serve roughly 15,000 patients…
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New Micro Hospital Coming to Aston: ChristianaCare Expands Emergency Care in Delaware County
Residents of Delaware County are getting an upgrade to their local healthcare options, and it’s arriving just in time. ChristianaCare Hospital, Aston, is set to open in early June, bringing full-service emergency and inpatient care directly to the community. The new neighborhood hospital is expected to treat around 15,000 patients each year, offering 24/7 emergency care, inpatient…
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Radnor-Based Lincoln Financial Announces Executive Promotions and New Leadership Structure
Lincoln Financial is making a bold statement about its future, and it’s betting on the talent it has already built from within. The Radnor-based financial services company has announced a sweeping series of executive leadership transitions aimed at strengthening its long-term growth strategy, elevating three seasoned veterans to its Senior Management Committee and reshaping how its core business segments…
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Philly’s ‘Skinny Joey’ Merlino Opening Cheesesteak Shop in Boothwyn
Just a year after opening his South Philadelphia cheesesteak shop, “Skinny Joey” Merlino is launching new locations at the Jersey Shore and Delaware County, writes Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer. According to his partner, Joe “Lil’ Snuff” Perri, the new Wildwood boardwalk location will be opening shortly after Memorial Day. Perri discussed that the boardwalk location will…
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First Bank House of the Week: $11.8 Ravenscliff Estate Showcases Historic Main Line Grandeur
Priced at $11,875,000, the historic Ravenscliff estate in Wayne represents a rare opportunity to own one of the Main Line’s most storied properties. Originally constructed in 1904 for railroad executive William T. Wright, the estate later became home to William Cox Wright and Campbell Soup heiress Charlotte Dorrance, connecting the property to both transportation and business history. . . Perched…
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Brookhaven Firm Steps Up to Restore Flood-Ravaged Mount Zion Cemetery in Collingdale
For years, families visiting loved ones at Mount Zion Cemetery in Collingdale have been met with flooded areas and mud. Now, a Delaware County company is stepping in to try to change that, reports Joe Holden for CBS News Philadelphia. Steve Schultz, founder of Brookhaven-based Blue Sky Strategic Partners, first learned of the cemetery’s flooding…
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Eight Delicious Italian Restaurants in Delaware County That Define Great Dining
Delaware County has always had a deep connection to Italian food, and today, that tradition is as strong as ever. It’s the cuisine of birthdays and anniversaries, of Sunday dinners that stretch into the evening, of the kind of hospitality that makes a restaurant feel less like a business and more like someone’s home. From decades-old…
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‘Task’ Emmy Campaign: HBO Positions Delco Crime Drama Across Major Awards Categories
HBO is making a serious awards season push for Task, the Delaware County-area crime drama that has quickly become one of television’s most talked-about series. The network has revealed its Emmy submission strategy, positioning the show as a contender across nearly every major category, from acting and writing to directing and craft, according to Nellie Andreeva for Deadline. …
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Cathedral Gardens: Chester Community Works to Transform Vacant Church Into Public Green Space
A fire-scarred church in Chester is becoming something unexpected: a lush mosaic garden open to the entire community. The effort to transform the former Third Presbyterian Church at 9th and Potter streets into Cathedral Gardens is already underway. Volunteers recently descended on the long-vacant property armed with chainsaws, rakes, and wheelbarrows to begin clearing the…
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Seven Family-Friendly Attractions in Delaware County That Can Save Summer Vacation
Summer vacation sounds magical until the kids start announcing they’re bored by the third day. Luckily, families don’t need to plan an expensive getaway to make the season feel memorable. Delaware County is packed with family-friendly attractions that can turn any ordinary afternoon into a full adventure. From indoor playgrounds and bowling lanes to orchards,…
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Where Everybody Knows Your Name: Six Delco Community Bars Locals Keep Coming Back To
In Delaware County, community bars are more than places to grab a drink. They’re neighborhood staples; the kind that absorb the character of their surroundings over decades, becoming as much a part of the community as the streets they sit on. Locals gather here after work, argue about the Eagles, celebrate birthdays, and unwind in a way that no upscale lounge…
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263-Room Philadelphia Airport Hotel for Sale: Embassy Suites Lists at $40M Appraisal
A familiar name near Philadelphia International Airport could soon be under new ownership. The 263-room Embassy Suites by Hilton Philadelphia Airport at 9000 Bartram Ave. has been put up for sale by Dallas-based Ashford Hospitality Trust, a move that would mark the company’s exit from the Greater Philadelphia market, according to Emma Dooling of the…
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Why Swarthmore Continues to Be One of Delaware County’s Most Desirable Places to Live
There’s a moment, walking through Swarthmore on a weekday morning, when it’s easy to forget you’re just eleven miles from one of the country’s largest cities. The streets are quiet, the canopy is thick, and the architecture feels deliberately unhurried. Yet within minutes, a train can have you sitting in Center City Philadelphia. That tension, between small-town calm and big-city access,…
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Buc-ee’s vs. Wawa: A Philly Fan’s Honest Review of the South’s Most Hyped Convenience Store
What happens when a die-hard Wawa fan spends nearly five hours driving to check out the South’s most hyped convenience store? Stephanie Farr of The Philadelphia Inquirer made exactly that trip and came back with plenty of thoughts. Farr’s destination was the 74,000-square-foot Buc-ee’s in Mount Crawford, Va., a Texas-born chain with a fanbase so passionate it made her…
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