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Search ArticlesDavid’s Bridal Deepens KYNAH Partnership With New Bridal Collection
King of Prussia-based David’s Bridal is deepening its partnership with luxury brand KYNAH, writes Isabelle Crossley for The Fashion Network. The retailer just launched a 15-piece collection designed for South Asian weddings. It aims to make that attire more accessible to American shoppers. The line covers the major events of a South Asian wedding. That includes Haldi, Mehndi, and Sangeet celebrations. It also covers the ceremony itself. Pieces range from pre-stitched saris to embellished lehengas.
Meet the Montgomery County Companies Behind 10 Breakthrough Treatments
Montgomery County isn’t just home to office parks and quiet neighborhoods. It’s one of the most concentrated pharmaceutical and biotech corridors in the country. The cluster is built on decades of legacy research campuses. Today it employs thousands of local scientists, technicians, and researchers. Merck’s West Point campus alone employs about 14,000 people. GSK’s Upper Providence hub houses 3,400 researchers. That’s roughly 40% of the company’s global R&D workforce.
Cheltenham’s New Manager Inherits a Contested $4.5 Million Pool Deal
Cheltenham Township’s newest manager is stepping into a redevelopment fight that predates his arrival, writes Jess Rohan for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Jonathan Altshul began work this month. He now faces a controversial pool agreement, a growing housing plan and the township’s heaviest tax burden in Montgomery County. The former Melrose Country Club redevelopment, now called the Enclave at Melrose Park, has grown to 443 homes in its latest revision.
Wings N’ Wheels Brings Aviation, Robotics and Family Fun to Blue Bell
Robots, vintage aircraft, classic cars and chicken wings will share the spotlight when Angel Flight East’s Wings N’ Wheels festival returns to Wings Field in Blue Bell on Saturday, September 19. Scheduled from 11 AM to 4 PM, the community festival will combine aviation and STEM activities with live music, food trucks, craft beer and family entertainment.
Warminster Wellness Center Brings Therapy, Yoga and Workplace Programs Under One Roof
The therapy hour ends, the door closes behind you, and the rest of the week begins. For a lot of people, that gap is where progress quietly stalls. Airmid Wellness & Counseling Center in Warminster was built to close it. Airmid, the Celtic goddess of healing, who was revered for her deep knowledge of herbs and the healing arts, sympolizes the restoration of health and well-being. The name is the philosophy in miniature. Healing draws on more than one source.
Simon Property Group’s Oxford Valley Mall Rides a National Mall Comeback
Malls across the country are outperforming every other type of commercial real estate, and Bucks County has a front-row seat to the trend through Simon Property Group’s Oxford Valley Mall, writes Kate King for The Wall Street Journal. Mall values climbed 13 percent over the past year, more than double the overall gain across commercial real estate, according to real estate analytics firm Green Street.
Ursinus Trustee Peg Williams Gives $2.5 Million to Endow New Professorship
In continued support of Ursinus College, Margaret A. “Peg” Williams, Ph.D., ’80, a long-time serving member and vice chair of the college’s board of trustees, has committed $2.5 million to establish the Williams Endowed Professorship.
Trio of Dischell Bartle Dooley Attorneys Named to 2027 Best Lawyers in America
Three Dischell Bartle Dooley attorneys are earning national recognition from their peers, with Mark Dischell, Elizabeth Billies, and Jonathan Young named to the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers in America. Dischell and Billies are recognized for Family Law, while Young joins the list this year for Litigation — Labor and Employment, as well as Workers’ Compensation Law — Claimants.
Deer Crashes in Bucks, Chester and Montgomery Counties on the Rise: Where Drivers Face the Highest Risk This Fall and 5 Ways to Lower It
Somewhere in the Philadelphia suburbs, a driver hits a deer roughly twice a day. That is the arithmetic behind the 767 deer-related vehicle crashes PennDOT recorded across Bucks, Chester, Montgomery, Delaware and Philadelphia counties in 2025. And the crashes do not spread evenly across the calendar. They pile up in the weeks ahead, when the days shorten, the deer start moving and the evening commute slides into darkness. The county map is lopsided.
How Bredenbeck’s Bakery Uses Data to Decide Which Traditions Survive
At Bredenbeck’s Bakery in Chestnut Hill, four generations of tradition come with the catch that nostalgia doesn’t pay the bills, writes Sarah Huffman for Technical.ly. When Jacob and Irvin Boyd took over the family bakery from their mother in 2022, they inherited more than recipes. They inherited the job of deciding which century-old habits still made sense and which ones the numbers no longer backed up. Danishes were the clearest test case.