The closure of the 4th & 5th Grade Center, located at 206 Main St. in East Greenville, would require approximately $59.8 million worth of renovations at the district's two elementary schools, or $48 ...

The Rams' special teams advantage also included punter Ryan Reavy, who punted five times and averaged 45 yards per punt, ...

The holiday season will shine brighter than ever as Boyertown Area Multi-Service celebrates the 19th Annual Festival of Trees on Friday, Dec. 5 and Saturday, Dec. 6. This cherished community event ...

Children with Upper Perk Youth Baseball decore their faces as skeletons. The Eisele family dressed as characters from the movie Frozen. The Upper Perkiomen High School Band, with members of the Middle ...

Children dressed as ghouls peer out the window of the Eddinger Propane display. The group won first place for a large float.

The Tribe's fifth consecutive win got off to a rocky start. After trading possessions to start the first quarter, Pottstown (0-5, 0-9) orchestrated an 18-play scoring march that covered 10 minutes in ...

In conjunction with the discussion about the property along Swamp Pike in New Hanover, Douglass supervisors discussed Act 209 funds. There is approximately $1.7 million allocated for traffic ...

Autumn Alderfer, portraing a killer clown, pops out of a jack-in-the-box during the 6th annual Haunted Halloween Campground Hayride at Green Lane Park on Oct. 8.

Green Lane Borough kicks off its 150th anniversary celebration with a Triple Dam 10K run on the Perkiomen Trail. Sixty people participated in the event.. Micah Steich, 12, and his brother Jacob Steich ...

Trumbauersville Borough Council granted enthusiastic approval on Thursday night to a proposal by Air Force Veteran Paul Gerhart, Jr., to create a memorial honoring service members at the borough's ...

Last year, when the Open Link opened the shelter, they observed that the ratio of homeless people in the region was eight men to one or two women, according to Lynch. She told council that the figure ...

According to the Administration on Aging, a 65-year-old has nearly a 70% chance of needing some form of long-term care at some point in their life. Many families assume that Medicare or private health ...