'Keep the Cheer Here': Social media campaign encourages people to buy local
The "Keep the Cheer Here" initiative hopes to get more people to shop in Delaware County this holiday season.
Despite surging COVID cases, Delco and Chester County will not impose new restrictions, yet
New measures are being put in place in Pennsylvania and Delaware to slow the spread of coronavirus, but not all towns and counties are following Philadelphia’s lead.
Popular Boot & Saddle closing, citing coronavirus financial hardship
Boot & Saddle, popular South Philadelphia live music venue, closing due to coronavirus financial hardship.
New Jersey to implement new indoor dining, sports restrictions due to COVID-19 case surge
The governor says he is not looking at a widespread lockdown but restaurants and bars might have shorter hours due to a surge in new coronavirus cases in the state.
After apparent mix-up with Trump campaign, local landscape company is thrust into spotlight
A landscaping company in Philadelphia's Northeast is thrust into the national spotlight after an apparent mix-up by the Trump campaign to hold a press conference.
City Tavern, an Old City staple, to close due to pandemic-related drop in business
City Tavern, a colonial-themed restaurant on the site of a 1773 tavern in Philadelphia's Old City has closed due to decreased business stemming from the coronavirus pandemic.
Wolf offers $20 million relief plan for bars and restaurants
Pennsylvania plans to offer $20 million in relief to the state’s beleaguered hospitality industry, the governor announced Thursday, an amount trade groups called woefully inadequate for helping bars and restaurants survive the pandemic.
Businesses struggle to stay afloat amid COVID-19 pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic is taking a toll on small businesses along the 100 block of Lancaster Avenue in Wayne.
Mitch McConnell slates October revote on GOP COVID-19 relief plan
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says that he’s scheduling a procedural vote on a GOP COVID-19 relief bill for next week.
Moorestown High School gives special needs students job training to help them thrive
Moorestown High School is giving students the opportunity to learn job skills to help them thrive in their community.
Halloween tea party of a different and spooky kind, courtesy of local photographer
A local photographer, with a love of Halloween – the movie and the holiday – captured unusual and fun photos as a way of expressing her love for the spooky time of year.
An online consignment shop gives users a safe place to shop and help others
Two women create Anxiety Marketplace, an online consignment shop that allows users to buy and sell clothing and accessories and can then donate to worthy causes.
People seek to extend summer vacation into September and beyond
The holiday weekend may be over, but that doesn’t mean people are leaving the Jersey shore. In fact, a lot of people are extending their stays, in some cases, permanently.
Jersey shore businesses hope for better Labor Day numbers to recoup from slow summer
It’s been a Labor Day for the ages, because 2020 has not been easy. As the crowd soaks in the last days of the season, businesses are trying to make their last summer buck.
Delaware County flower shop closes its doors after nearly 5 decades
A longtime Delaware County flower shop is closing its doors after nearly five decades.
NJ family journeys across US to find hope and offer economic support
Traveling can be tough, especially with a lot of family tucked into an RV. But, 8,500 miles and 23 states only made this family grow stronger. They wanted to be able to live their lives and not have the coronavirus impede their journey.
How Crossing Vineyards is operating during the pandemic
Jenn stops by Crossing Vineyards in Bucks County.
Texas man charged after allegedly spending COVID-19 business aid on Lamborghini, strip clubs
The U.S. Department of Justice said that Lee Price III allegedly obtained more than $1.6 million in fraudulent Paycheck Protection Program loans.
CEOs warn Congress of 'catastrophic' pandemic impact on small businesses without more federal aid
Leaders from some of America’s largest companies signed an open letter to Congress urgently calling for lawmakers to help small businesses.