News
May 3, 2017
Free Classes begin on Monday, June 5th Are you motivated to eat better, reduce risk for heart disease and improve your overall health? The Clinic and its partners are making it easier to help you reach your goals! Sign up for our Healthy Heart 6-week Lifestyle Program, and invest just 1 hour per week toward a healthier you!! This fun and engaging program focuses on healthy eating. Led by physician, author and clinic volunteer Ana Negrón, M.D. participants will explore ... View Article
April 27, 2017
Phoenixville Food Truck Fest is a County Lines May Pick! 30 Food Trucks, 15 vendors, 1 day Saturday, May 6th, 12-6pm Phoenixville, PA click here to visit the website for details on this awesome event!
April 24, 2017
The April 23rd schedule change will focus on weekday and weekend service adjustments and time adjustments on SEPTA services operating on Amtrak lines to support the final implementation phase of Positive Train Control. Use the buttons below to see the major changes to a specific Line. Schedules, service, and information is subject to change. Check this page regularly for updates and new information. What’s Changing? For most lines, there are adjustments to Weekday and Saturday & Sunday train run times, ... View Article
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 19, 2017
Check out this awesome video in which Mary Dunbar of voxipop interviews Tom Carnevale, of Carnevale Eustis Architects, about the current state of the expansion of Phoenixville’s Colonial Theatre. Built in 1903, the venue will undergo an $8 million expansion and renovation. Its neighboring building, The National Bank of Phoenixville, was acquired in 2011 with the intent to provide two additional movie theatres and improved amenities for the Colonial.
