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Chubb’s New $380 Million Center City Office Tower Is Redefining the Future of Office Work
Chubb’s new 348,000-square-foot tower at 2000 Arch Street represents more than just a new headquarters, but rather offers a glimpse into the future of Philadelphia’s office market and Center City development, writes Paul Schwedelson for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The 18-story, LEED Platinum-certified tower is part of a roughly $380 million investment that will bring…
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Stunning Main Line Estate, Built in 1904, Put on the Market for $12M
Along the Main Line, a 21,000-square-foot mansion built in 1904 and spanning three floors is hitting the market for around $12 million, writes Jonathan Diamond for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The estate, known as Ravenscliff, was constructed in Wayne on a 126-acre parcel for magnate William T. Wright. Wright later gave the property to his son, William Coxe Wright, when he married Charlotte…
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Valley Forge Military Academy Holds Final Commencement as Historic Institution Closes for Good
An era ended Saturday in Wayne as the final class of cadets from Valley Forge Military Academy (VFMA) marched through commencement for the last time. The ceremony, held inside the storied Chapel of St. Cornelius the Centurion in a joint ceremony with Valley Forge Military College (VFMC), was equal parts celebration and farewell, according to…
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Tickets, Parking, & Players: Your Guide to the 2026 PGA Championship
For the first time in over 60 years, the 2026 PGA Championship is bringing some of the top golfers in the world to Delaware County, writes Alexandra Simon for CBS News Philadelphia. Around 200,000 people are anticipated to attend the tournament at Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square between May 11 and May 17. Practice rounds run from May 11 to 13,…
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Archdiocese of Philadelphia to Relocate from Headquarters After More Than 50 Years
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia will be moving from its headquarters of more than a half-century early next year, writes Paul Schwedelson for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The Archdiocese just recently signed a new long-term lease for 80,000 square feet at the Three Parkway building in Philadelphia. The new location is just a block away from…
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This Upper Darby Record Collector Has a Store, But You Shouldn’t Stay Too Long
The owner of R&B Records in Upper Darby has an interesting customer approach: if you must come to his store, don’t stay long and know what you want, writes Beccah Hendrickson at 6abc. Val Shively prefers doing business by mail. “This is a landfill, not a record shop,” he said. The store, open since 1990,…
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New Owner of Bernie’s Pretzels Looking to Capture Bazaar Memories
An iconic moment at the former Bazaar of All Nations in Upper Darby for Greg Murray was the smell of Bernie’s soft pretzels and cinnamon buns baking, writes Pete Bannan for the Daily Times. “That was a good memory,” said Murray, of Drexel Hill. Though the Bazaar has been gone now for three decades, replaced…
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2026 PGA Championship Serves No Cheesesteaks, but Plenty of Other Philly Flavors
While you might not be able to grab a cheesesteak during the 2026 PGA Championship, there are plenty of other delicious menu offerings from Philadelphia-area companies available, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. For the last two years, the Patina Group, which is the catering partner for the PGA of America, has been preparing for the…
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Despite Financial Struggles, Delco’s William Penn Is Outperforming Similar Districts
Despite years of underfunding and financial strain, William Penn School District is beating the odds and outperforming similar districts in math achievement, according to Maddie Hanna for The Philadelphia Inquirer. A new Education Scorecard analysis from researchers at Harvard, Stanford, and Dartmouth Universities identified William Penn as a “district on the rise” after students in grades three through…
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First Bank House of the Week: $5.5M Italianate-Style Mansion For Sale in Villanova
An Italianate-style home with six bedrooms and six full and two-half bathrooms is available for sale in Villanova. Set on 3.4 landscaped acres beside the renowned Ardrossan Estate, the well-preserved residence retains most of its original architectural integrity. . . A long private drive leads to a walled courtyard and the stately home, where classic design details remain remarkably intact. Inside,…
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Haverford’s Kylie Kelce Shouts Out the Eagles While Accepting Webby Award
Haverford’s Kylie Kelce took home Podcast of the Year at the recent 30th Annual Webby Awards and made sure the Eagles got their moment in the spotlight too. Kelce, wife of former Eagles center Jason Kelce, earned the honor for Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce, a podcast that has built a devoted following through candid conversations and relatable takes on family…
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There’s Still Time to Register for the 23rd Annual Arc of Chester County Bubble Walk Happening on May 17
The 23rd Annual Arc of Chester County Bubble Walk & Fun Day gets underway this Sunday, May 17, at West Goshen Community Park, 1023 Fern Hill Road, in West Chester. Registration is still open. This beloved community event is the Arc’s largest fundraiser. The 11 AM to 2 PM Bubble Walk brings together families, friends,…
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Coming Home to Brandywine: Why Baby Boomers Are Choosing Freedom Village at Brandywine for Retirement
For many Baby Boomers, the pull of family, familiar landscapes, and a slower pace of life makes moving to a Life Plan Community closer to home a more attractive option. According to the National Association of Realtors‘ 2025 Generational Trends Report, Baby Boomers now account for 53 percent of all home sales in the United…
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Pennsylvania Hospital, America’s Oldest Hospital, Officially Opens New Museum to the Public
Pennsylvania Hospital, the country’s oldest hospital, has been transformed into a new museum, writes Nicole Leonard for WHYY. The museum’s opening on Friday, May 8, marked the hospital’s 275th anniversary, . For Stacey Peeples, the lead archivist and curator at Penn Hospital over the past 25 years, this has been among her biggest projects. “I…
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South Philly Neighbors Discover Massive Bee Colony Inside Sewer, Unique Measures Aim to Kill the Buzz
As peak swarm season continues across the region, one South Philadelphia bee infestation is drawing attention as a massive honey bee colony was found living inside a sewer on Lambert Street, writes John Paul for 6abc. Neighbors say the swarm first became noticeable weeks ago when thousands of bees surrounded a parked car, alarming residents…
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Tastykake’s Navy Yard Headquarters Sold to Salt Lake City-Based Investment Firm in $87M Deal
Tastykake’s headquarters at the Philadelphia Navy Yard has been sold to Salt Lake City-based Bridge Investment Group, writes Paul Schwedelson for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Prologis, the logistics real estate firm that had owned the 345,500-square-foot property since 2020 after a merger with Liberty Property Trust, sold the building in a $87 million deal. The…
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Where Traditional Healthcare Lacks, Downingtown Nonprofit Supports Families of Color with Postpartum Care
Downingtown nonprofit The 4th Trimester MOMMIE is dedicated to supporting families and mothers of color during the vulnerable postpartum period, writes Jade Pennyman for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Founded by nurse Talonda Rogers, the nonprofit identifies and treats pregnancy-related symptoms through physical and mental health assessments, support groups, educational clinics, and therapeutic services. 4th Trimester providers…
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Dimes Issued by U.S. Mint In Philadelphia in 1982 Could Be Worth Thousands
A series of dimes bearing the face of Franklin Roosevelt but missing a mint mark released in 1982 by the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia could be worth thousands of dollars each, writes Robert Higgs for cleveland.com. These so-called No-P Dimes miss a small P that should have been shown to the right of the date.…
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