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Kennett Square abuzz with spring, readies for Memorial Day parade

With a manhunt for an escaped murderer going on nearby, visitors flocked to Kennett Square Mushroom Festival

George: Food, Kennett and Third Thursday

There is nothing that says “The Story of Kennett” better than Kennett’s Third Thursday.  This is when Kennett shuts down State Street on the third Thursday of each month in the spring, summer, and fall (assuming good weather and no pandemic) to set out tables from the local restaurants.  Patrons dine al fresco with one […]

Third Thursdays flourish in Kennett Square

Desert Oasis Health Care open house introduces new Doctor

Desert Oases Health Care Oasis has an open house event this weekend, as part of which they are doing vaccines, medical screenings, Covid Vaccines, and a

Morning Briefing: Pennsylvania reopening set for Memorial Day; Seral burglar back in court; Elliott's milestone spoiled by Penguins

WEATHER The rain will be moving in later this morning and there is a good chance for thunderstorms this afternoon. Expect the high to hit about 70 degrees. - Advertisement - NEWS Pennsylvania will lift nearly all COVID-19 restrictions on Memorial Day, the Wolf administration announced Tuesday, promising to restore something approaching normalcy to the state more than a year into the pandemic and just in time for summer. Capacity restrictions on bars, restaurants and other businesses, as well as indoor and outdoor event gathering limits, will go away on May 31, meaning concert halls, sports stadiums and wedding venues could soon be packed for the first time since early 2020. The state's mask mandate will remain in place, but even that could be dropped — if enough people get vaccinated, Health Department officials said.

Morning Briefing: Pennsylvania reopening set for Memorial Day; Burglar back in court; Elliott's milestone spoiled by Penguins

WEATHER The rain will be moving in later this morning and there is a good chance for thunderstorms this afternoon. Expect the high to hit about 70 degrees. - Advertisement - NEWS Pennsylvania will lift nearly all COVID-19 restrictions on Memorial Day, the Wolf administration announced Tuesday, promising to restore something approaching normalcy to the state more than a year into the pandemic and just in time for summer. Capacity restrictions on bars, restaurants and other businesses, as well as indoor and outdoor event gathering limits, will go away on May 31, meaning concert halls, sports stadiums and wedding venues could soon be packed for the first time since early 2020. The state's mask mandate will remain in place, but even that could be dropped — if enough people get vaccinated, Health Department officials said.

Restaurant industry shutters as Wolf bans in-person dining services ahead of Christmas, New Year holidays

KENNETT SQUARE — The hospitality industry is in turmoil following a new gubernatorial order to suspend all in-dining services. “This is a bridge to a better future in Pennsylvania,” Gov. Tom Wolf said on Thursday. The suspension begins Dec. 12 and will remain in effect until at least Jan. 4. - Advertisement - According to the Wolf administration, all in-person indoor dining at businesses in the retail food services industry, including, but not limited to, bars, restaurants, breweries, wineries, distilleries, social clubs, and private catered events is now prohibited. Outdoor dining and takeout food service may continue, including to-go orders of alcohol, the Wolf administration said on Thursday.