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April 19, 2017
The superb spirits created by Chester County’s first craft spirit distillery will soon be available in Center City, writes Kenneth Hilario for the Philadelphia Business Journal. After only two years in operation, which includes working with large conglomerates like Pepsi and Nestlé, Phoenixville’s Bluebird Distilling is opening a retail location in Philadelphia’s center. The distillery already offers its products in 140 restaurants throughout the region, but this will mark its first retail outlet in the city center. The new store ... View Article
April 10, 2017
PHOENIXVILLE, PA (April 6, 2017) — After a successful first step with last month’s Run Lola Run screening and Chaos Theory discussion, The Colonial Theatre goes beyond the dimensions of time and space in April with its second Science on Screen event – Primer with special guest speaker Brian Yust, PhD, Visiting Assistant Professor of Physics at Philadelphia University. The brainchild of engineer-turned-filmmaker Shane Carruth, Primer is a modern sci-fi masterpiece that demonstrates what an inventive director can do with ... View Article
April 10, 2017
Since its founding, the University of Valley Forge (UVF) has spoken of God’s provision, guidance and faithfulness as it has focused on preparing individuals for a life of service and leadership in the church and in the world. This past year, the university experienced God’s faithfulness and guidance once again as the search for a new university president began. After nearly a year of searching, interviewing and fervent prayer, the university is pleased to announce Rev. David S. Kim as ... View Article
April 3, 2017
Greater Philadelphia is the place to be for young professionals, according to a new study by the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia, writes Kenneth Hilario for the Philadelphia Business Journal. According to the study, 93 percent of new and mid-career professionals say they believe their next job could be in the region. Greater Philadelphia was the most appealing to professionals ages 25-39, led by factors such as safety and affordability. According to the chamber, the survey was designed to ... View Article
March 30, 2017
Don’t let showers get you down, starting in April downtown Phoenixville is the place to be for family fun and community events! Phoenixville First and Phoenix Media Group have put a video together to highlight the beginning of Phoenixville Events season – starting with A Whole Lot of Lulu and including First Fridays, the Food Truck Festival, and the Dogwood Festival and Parade. For more information about these events and more, visit www.phoenixvillefirst.org
