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In this week's edition of the Chester County Press: Avon Grove School district appoints new superintendent, State Rep. Sappey hosts climate forum, Kennett School Board bans cell phones, and more.

This past Saturday, for the fifth consecutive year, a new kind of tradition in southern Chester County was renewed in perfect harmony with the arrival of Spring. Wading through the pastures of the ...

Emma Bonnett of Newark was one of dozens of youngsters who were implicated in a stolen egg caper last Sunday, as part of an Easter Egg Hunt at the Landenberg Store held on April 13.

Admittedly, the overcast skies above the Melton Terrace at the Kennett Library last Friday evening prevented the library’s second annual Starlight Soirée from showcasing the twinkling constellations ...

Mindfulness means taking time in our lives to notice what’s happening right now, with kindness towards ourselves. In this 5 week series, we’ll explore mindful listening, mindful walking, paying ...

In this week's edition of the Chester County Press: State Rep. Sappey votes to pass ACA bills in state house, SILO aims to help Oxford community, Brandywine Hills Point to Point events return, and ...

Journalism lesson at Upland Country Day School. [1 Image] Click Any Image To Expand Seventh grade students at the Upland Country Day School had a unique opportunity to learn about journalism and ...

Emma Bonnett of Newark was one of dozens of youngsters who were implicated in a stolen egg caper last Sunday, as part of an Easter Egg Hunt at the Landenberg Store held on April 13. The children, ...

The Annual Wine & Fine Dining Experience - now in its 21st year! Funds will go directly towards rich vibrant opportunities for adults with intellectual differences after high school through Camphill ...

When researchers discover a new technology, its potential isn't always obvious. No one knew at first that email would become a vital daily tool for four billion people. Today, as artificial ...

“Like the keeper of the lighthouse and the prisoner, she regarded it as a mooring, a checkpoint, some stable visual object that assured her that the world was still there; that this was like and not a ...