News
December 1, 2017
Richard Stevens served as the President of the Chamber from 1980-1981. He received the Outstanding Citizen of the Year Award in 1983. Richard F. Stevens, 85, husband of the late Marie (Horvath) Stevens of Phoenixville, PA, died on Wednesday, November 29, 2017. Born on November 26, 1932 in Phoenixville, PA, he was the son of the late Michael and Mary (Hovanec) Stevens. Richard was co-founder and CEO of Security National Bank, he was also co-founder and CEO of New Century ... View Article
November 21, 2017
Rotary Club of Phoenixville 2017 Poinsettia Sale Poinsettia Price 4″ 1 Flower $ 5.00 6″ 1 Branched Plant $11.00 7″ 2 Branched Plant $17.00 8″ 3 Branched Plant $25.00 10″ 5 Branched Plant $30.00 Proceeds benefit The Phoenixville Rotary Club Charity Fund phoenixvillerotary@gmail.com
November 17, 2017
By Rebecca K. Worthington If you’re like my family and me, it can be hard to come up with new gift ideas for nieces, nephews, and grandchildren each holiday season. Do they really need yet another toy? Or maybe they’re at that tweens/teens age where their tastes change from week to week. Before you buy, consider this: Over the last 30 years, education costs have increased by more than 500 percent, according to Forbes magazine. Since it takes a village ... View Article
November 8, 2017
We are proud to announce that Good Samaritan Shelter along with 9 other organizations, received a GSK IMPACT Award for building a healthier Greater Philadelphia. For more than 20 years, GSK has recognized and rewarded small to medium-sized charities that are doing excellent work to address critical community health challenges in and around our US campuses in Durham, NC and Philadelphia, PA with GSK IMPACT Awards. We are honored to have been recognized as a high-impact organization and are blessed to have received a generous ... View Article
October 31, 2017
Phoenixville is once again bustling, thanks to its growing number of activities, many of which are unique to the town, writes Emily Hart for County Lines Magazine. The Colonial Theatre has reopened, larger and grander than ever, with a new Garden Suite with wet bar, projector, and screen added to the upper level. Keeping with tradition, though, the main theater will still host the popular Blobfest and have screenings of old movies. Phoenixville has also become home to a growing ... View Article
