News
February 10, 2015
(Phoenixville, PA)—PHOENIX Rehabilitation and Health Services, Inc. (“PHOENIX”) would like to notify patients and community members that renovations at their outpatient physical therapy center located at 1130 Valley Forge Road in Phoenixville are complete and patient care at the site resumed on Monday, February 9, 2015. The staff at PHOENIX would like to extend a special thank you to their patients, referral sources and the residents of their great community who expressed concern for the PHOENIX family during this period ... View Article
February 3, 2015
The Phoenixville Regional Chamber of Commerce has been featured in this month’s edition of The Route 422 Business Advisor! Check out page 57 to learn more about the Chamber’s upcoming events, the Dogwood Festival, and learn more about our plans for the Spring! Click here to read this month’s issue. or, click here to learn more about 422 Business Advisor on their home page!
February 2, 2015
Tompkins Insurance Agencies Adds Account Executive WYOMISSING- Tompkins Insurance has hired Keith A. Fisher as an account executive in its Commercial Lines division. He is based out of the Tompkins Insurance office at 1240 Broadcasting Road, Wyomissing, PA, where he will work with businesses across the southeastern Pennsylvania region. Fisher has five years’ experience in the insurance industry. Prior to joining Tompkins, he worked for a Pennsylvania based insurance agency as a producer. In that role, he was responsible ... View Article
January 30, 2015
When the Springfield Sunday News-Leader featured historic movie houses across the country, they knew they had to add the Colonial Theatre to the list! Leif Petterson wrote, “The 658-seat Colonial opened in 1903, in a borough in Chester County 28 miles northwest of Philadelphia, as a venue for live shows and vaudeville. Film aficionados will recognize the Colonial from the 1958 cult horror/science-fiction film The Blob, where scenes from the movie were filmed. The occasion is celebrated every July during Blobfest, ... View Article
January 27, 2015
VISIT PHILADELPHIA™ just made it easier to explore 15 quaint towns and neighborhoods in the five-county region. A new marketing effort, entitled Towns of the Philadelphia Countryside, reveals the treasures found throughout Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties. The campaign encourages locals and visitors to explore the towns’ storied streets, boundless recreational opportunities, lush gardens, authentic historic sites, treasure filled museums, buzzed-about restaurants, lauded wineries and breweries, independent shops and not-to-be-missed festivals. The programs’ main component is a highly ... View Article
