Retail
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DELCO Careers – Wawa
Wawa, voted by Market Force Information in 2015 as “America’s Favorite Convenience Store” based on the Media-based chain of over 700 stores’ fresh food, great coffee and strong brand reputation, has the following Delaware County positions posted on it’s career page: Senior Replenishment Analyst and System Administrator The Senior Replenishment Analyst and System Administrator at…
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Marple Township Reaches Deal on New Royal Farms Site
Marple Township, its zoning board, and Royal Farms have reached an agreement on the site for a new store, writes Leslie Krowchenko for the Delaware County News Network. The settlement was negotiated in response to a decision by the zoning board in December last year. It had denied the request based on the 24-hour operation…
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For ‘Cool Tenants’ Only: Wawa Considering New Location Across from Independence Hall
Wawa is considering an expansion to another location in Center City, just across from Independence Hall, writes Stephanie Farr for the Philadelphia Inquirer. Wawa may be planning to move into the first floor of the Public Ledger building at Sixth and Chestnut streets, according to a report published on OCF Realty. The report’s author claims…
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Whole Foods in Exton, Newtown Square Now on Track for 2018 Opening
The Whole Foods grocery stores in Exton and Newtown Square that were expected to open earlier this year are now planning to welcome eager customers next year, writes Natalie Kostelni for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Whole Foods signed a lease with PREIT two years ago to occupy 55,000 square feet at the Exton Square Mall.…
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Winery in Glen Mills Expands into Center City
Almost a decade after opening in Glen Mills, the Inn at Grace Winery is expanding into Center City with a tasting room and retail store, writes Kenneth Hilario for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The company, which has seven acres dedicated to growing grapes, is a combination of Grace Winery and Sweetwater Farm Bed & Breakfast.…
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Analysis Reveals Which Retailers Offer the Highest Discounts on Black Friday
Black Friday shopping – one of America’s most treasured holiday traditions – is changing, as sales are starting earlier, even weeks ahead of the actual day, writes Richie Bernardo for WalletHub. To stay ahead of the competition, many retailers slash prices and offer promotions, much to the delight of us, the shoppers. So which stores…
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Newly Refurbished After Storm Damage, Swiss Farms in Havertown Celebrates Reopening
After being damaged by a severe wind storm last year, Swiss Farms in Havertown recently celebrated its reopening, writes Peg DeGrassa for the News of Delaware County. The powerful storm left thousands in Delaware County without power and the Swiss Farms store at 820 North Eagle Road without its iconic silo. [uam_ad id=”52851″] Advertisement Now,…
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M&M’s or Skittles? Battle for Pennsylvania’s Favorite Halloween Candy a Fierce One
M&M’s have now overtaken Skittles in a sweet-tooth battle for the most popular Halloween candy in Pennsylvania, with more than 290,000 pounds consumed in the months leading up to the celebration, according to the Candy Store. The Candy Store, the nation’s premier bulk candy dealer, has combed through 10 years of sales data focusing on…
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Latest Product of Folcroft’s Scrub Daddy Finds Immediate Success on QVC
Folcroft’s Scrub Daddy has a new product out, and people already can’t get enough of it, writes Diane Mastrull for the Philadelphia Inquirer. Scrub Daisy is a seven-piece set that includes a cleaning wand, vase, and other accessories. The set, that sold on QVC earlier this month for $31.68, is now expected to become the…
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Founder of Famous Manhattan Boutique Finds Peace in the Brandywine Valley
Beth Buccini, founder of the famous SoHo boutique and online store Kirna Zabête, alternates between the hustle and bustle of Manhattan and a low-key lifestyle at her Brandywine Valley home, writes Lauren Golt for The Hunt magazine. Buccini decided to relocate to Chadds Ford with her husband and four children five years ago. The quiet…
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Cousins, Musicians from Darby Start Fashion Brand
In addition to being accomplished musicians, Darby cousins Solomon Zeon and Peace Kumeh have started their own fashion brand, The Royal Family, to complement their careers, writes Kevin Tustin for the Daily Times. “We always loved and marketed more than just music with our brand. We just don’t want be known as musicians, we want…
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Philly a Legitimate Contender to Land Amazon’s Second Headquarters
Philadelphia is currently considering the scope of tax incentives it can offer to Amazon in its bid for the e-commerce giant’s second headquarters, writes Mark Dent for Billy Penn. According to national media, Philadelphia is considered to be one of the legitimate contenders for Amazon HQ2. The question is what it can and will offer…
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DELCO Careers – Wawa
Wawa, voted by Market Force Information in 2015 as “America’s Favorite Convenience Store” based on the Media-based chain of over 700 stores’ fresh food, great coffee and strong brand reputation, has the following Delaware County positions posted on it’s career page: Temporary Category Planner The Temporary Category Planner performs detailed analyses and provides recommendations required…
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Wawa Partners with GrubHub to Offer Food Delivery to Four Area Locations
Ardmore residents who are craving a Shorti but do not feel like going out are in luck, as the new partnership between Wawa and GrubHub will get the hoagie and more delivered right to their door, writes Patricia Madej for PhillyVoice. The Delco-based C-store chain and the food delivery service have teamed up to ensure…
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Before Hurricane Irma, Wawa Went Above, Beyond to Help Prevent Fuel Shortages in Florida
Wawa had its Florida supply teams working around the clock to keep its stores supplied with essentials and fuel in preparation for Hurricane Irma, writes Kenneth Hilario for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The Delaware County-based chain has a major presence in the Sunshine State, with more than 100 stores there. [uam_ad id=”52851″] Advertisement Wawa’s fuel…
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Chaddsford Winery Returns to Its Roots with European-Style White Wines
The 35-year-old Chaddsford Winery has returned to its roots with a range of European-style, dry white wines, writes Patricia Talorico for The Wilmington News Journal. The winery unveiled its 2016 Sauvignon Blanc in May at a private club in Wilmington. The wine has a delicious minerality with notes of lime zest and melon without being…
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Springfield Pasta Gets Makeover
Patrons of Springfield Pasta are in for a treat this summer as the store at 186 Saxer Avenue has updated its premises with an open-air look and expanded into new products, writes Peg DeGrassa for the Springfield Press. Last year, the store that offers homemade pasta and other Italian specialty foods moved some of its…
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Aston’s 2SP Brewing Mobilizes Community to Help with Beer Canning
Turning 60 barrels of beer into 800 cases of cans every few weeks is a daunting task for a small independent brewery, but Aston’s 2SP Brewing Company has found the perfect way to achieve it, writes Vince Carey for the Daily Local News. Ahead of transfer day, the Delaware County brewery places a post on…
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