Timothy Alexander

Philly AIDS Thrift Marks 21 Years With South Philly Block Party PHILADELPHIA, PA — Dancing in the street, live music, a celebrity dunk tank and plenty of secondhand Halloween inspiration will take over a corner of S […]

Delaware KuRo Con Brings Anime, Cosplay and Gaming to New Castle NEW CASTLE, DE — Anime heroes, elaborate cosplay, gaming and comic book culture will come together in New Castle this September as Delaware KuRo Con m […]

Shamokin: The Coal Town Travelers Say Deserves Another Look The hills close in quickly around Shamokin. Brick storefronts line Independence Street beneath slopes scarred by more than a century of mining. Church […]

Why the School Run Is Wearing Down Pennsylvania Parents The backpack is finally zipped. The missing shoe has been found. Breakfast is mostly eaten, the clock is moving faster than anyone would like, and […]

Survey Finds 3.43M Pennsylvania Homes Cutting Animal Protein PENNSYLVANIA — An estimated 3.43 million Pennsylvania households have reduced or changed their purchases of meat, seafood, or dairy during the past y […]

Pinky’s Expands Into Berks County After Virginia Launch READING, PA — Pinky’s Junk Removal has expanded into Berks County after establishing operations in Virginia, adding an independent residential and com […]

The Pennsylvania Summer Dish That Tastes Most Like Home The potatoes are still warm when the dressing goes on. Vinegar rises sharply from the bowl, followed by sweetness, the richness of bacon and the earthy […]

Pennsylvania Workers Would Give Up $3,307 to Avoid Commutes PENNSYLVANIA — Pennsylvania workers would surrender an average of $3,307 in annual salary to eliminate their commute, according to a national survey t […]

Survey Links 1.63M Pennsylvania Workers to AI-Exposed Jobs PENNSYLVANIA — Approximately 1.63 million Pennsylvania small-business employees work in roles where their employers believe artificial intelligence c […]

West Chester Christkindlmarkt Returns With 100-Plus Holiday Vendors WEST CHESTER, PA — Downtown West Chester will turn into an open-air holiday marketplace this December as the seventh annual Christkindlmarkt returns w […]

Stormers, Northwest Bank Provide Gowns for Hospitalized Kids LANCASTER, PA — The Lancaster Stormers and Northwest Bank have partnered to provide children ages 3 and older with personalized hospital gowns styled a […]

LCH Names Battalia Development Director to Expand Donor Ties KENNETT SQUARE, PA — LCH Health and Community Services has named Bonnie Battalia director of development, adding an executive with more than a decade o […]

Cecil College Graduates 20 as Maryland Nurse Shortage Looms NORTH EAST, MD — Cecil College graduated 20 students from its 13-month Accelerated Nursing Program on Aug. 14 in North East, preparing another group f […]

Dilworth Park Packs Fall With Fitness, Markets and Ballet PHILADELPHIA, PA — From dancing through a free Zumba class to browsing handmade goods and watching Philadelphia Ballet performers beneath the Center C […]

Home Care Owner Gets Prison in $1.76 Million Medicaid Fraud HARRISBURG, PA — The former owner of a Montgomery County home care agency was sentenced Wednesday to 17 months to 10 years in state prison and o […]

Bournelyf Opens New Pool Ahead of 2027 Expansion Campaign WEST CHESTER, PA — Bournelyf Special Camp opened a replacement swimming pool July 23 after receiving the largest individual contribution in its h […]

Wilmington’s Brandywine Festival of the Arts Marks 65 Years WILMINGTON, DE — More than 200 artists, live music, local food and family activities will fill Brandywine Park this September as one of Delaware’s lon […]

New Hope Arts & Crafts Festival Brings 160+ Artists to Bucks County NEW HOPE, PA — Paintings, pottery, jewelry, live music and plenty of fall flavor will fill New Hope for a full weekend as one of Bucks County’s lon […]

Gwynedd Mercy Kicks Off a New Era With Women’s Flag Football GWYNEDD VALLEY, PA — A new generation of Griffins will soon take the field as Gwynedd Mercy University prepares to launch women’s flag football, giv […]

Pennsylvania’s First-Time Buyers Are Looking Beyond the Usual Hot Spots The first compromise might happen before a buyer ever crosses the threshold. Perhaps the kitchen is smaller than imagined. The commute stretches […]