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FOOD & DRINK
Plans to Build New Wawa at Parkway Center in West Goshen Clear Major Hurdle
PIC If plans go forward, a new Wawa would be built after this old Wawa in West Goshen closes. Plans to build a new Wawa Market at Parkway Shopping Center in West Goshen have just passed a significant hurdle, writes Bill Rettew for The Daily Local News. Board of Supervisors...
Phoenixville Man Unearths Rare Purple Pearl in Clam Dish at Delaware Restaurant
Scott Overland, who is vice president of the Phoenixville School Board, was dining out while on vacation in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware last week with his family when he discovered a purple pearl in his clam dish from the seafood restaurant Salt Air, writes Joseph Lamour, for Today Food. “I was...
Exquisite southeastern Pa. tasting room, lounge opens its doors
The Turks Head Wines tasting room and lounge has officially opened in downtown West Chester following a soft opening last weekend. Located at 120 N. Church St., the tasting room’s business hours are 4 to 10 p.m. Thursday and Friday, noon to 10 p.m. Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday. The hours for the bottle shop, which opened last fall, are noon to 10 on Thursday and Friday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday and noon to 6 on Sunday.
Beloved restaurant Hank's Place in Chadds Ford set to reopen in the fall
CHADDS FORD, Pa. (CBS) — An iconic Delaware County restaurant that was forced to close and relocate will soon be reopening its doors.Construction is almost complete on the new Hank's Place in Chadds Ford. Co-owners Anthony and Katie Young rebuilt the restaurant from the ground up.The original Hank's Place stood for 71 years before it was damaged by the remnants of Hurricane Ida on Sept. 1, 2021. The dining room, front kitchen, back kitchen and outside area were flooded."It was devastating to see our life's work basically destroyed," Anthony Young said. "Hank's is the heart of Chadds Ford. And...
New Host Takes Over Annual West Chester Chili Cook-Off
Fiorenza’s Food For Friends is taking the reins of the annual West Chester Chili Cook-Off, which will take place on October 6. Local food recovery nonprofit Fiorenza’s Food For Friends is taking the reins of the annual West Chester Chili Cook-Off, according to a staff report from The Daily Local News.
Popular Indoor Trampoline, Entertainment Park Chain Scouts Chester County for New Location
Sky Zone, the chain of indoor trampoline and entertainment parks, is planning on opening a location in Chester County. Sky Zone, the popular chain of indoor trampoline and entertainment parks, is planning on opening two more locations in the Philadelphia region, including one in Chester County, writes Lisa Dukart for the Philadelphia Business Journal.
This Delaware doughnut shop inspires lines at the door, and sells out within two hours
The first customer arrived before 7 a.m. Bleary eyed, nearly sleepwalking, she pushed at the door. No dice. Sleeping Bird Doughnuts wouldn't be open for another hour. But...
Widener University Offers Beyonce Course This Fall
A new course at Widener University takes a deeper look at Beyonce's influence. A freshman course being offered this fall at Widener University in Chester has Beyonce as its theme, writes Jessica MacAulay for CBS News, as reported in The Bharat Express News. The course is taught by Dr. Richard...
Brandywine Table: Food as Art
The first time Meg Veno, owner of Life’s Patina Co., went to Europe in 2006, she saw food in a different light: as art. “I was so blown away,” she said. “Between the charcuteries in Italy and the pastries in France, everything was fresh, local fare, and they were eating what was coming out of each season.”
Pa. winery unveils vintage of wine that hasn’t been released in more than 2 decades
Fans of Va La Vineyards in Avondale, Chester County, are familiar with the drill: annual releases of Silk (a rosato), Cedar and Mahogany (red blends) and La Prima Donna (orange wine), and then one or two more depending on what owner/winemaker Anthony Vietri has aged to satisfaction. Over the years,...
6 ABC's: Why are some rainbows hard to see?
It's time again for "6 ABC's", where we answer your kids' most burning questions.Our next question comes from a curious 6-year-old in Penn Valley, Montgomery County."My name is Mason and I want to know why a rainbow is sometimes hard to see."Lucky for you Mason, we didn't have to go far to find an expert to answer your question.Our own scientist and meteorologist Brittany Boyer helped us out.You can see her explanation in the above video.Send a video to 6abcWe want to help answer your kids' questions.Send a quick 15 to 20-second video of their question to 6abc.com/ShareMake sure they introduce themselves and say where they are from and we will help them learn the 6 ABC's together.
Coatesville Mosaic Artist Finds Peace in Her Artwork Amid Health Challenges
Ivy Egger is a Coatesville artist and owner of Vine Designs who finds inspiration through nature and healing. Ivy Egger, Coatesville mosaic artist and owner of Vine Designs, has found solace in her artwork, reports Nick Iadonisi for 6ABC. Almost all of her work is nature-inspired, with summer being her...
Chester County Leadership: Zak Berkman, Producing Artistic Director, People’s Light
Zak Berkman, Producing Artistic Director at People’s Light, a professional non-profit theatre company in Malvern, spoke with VISTA Today about growing up in Amherst, Massachusetts. He got his first taste of the theater world from his father, a professor of playwriting and dramatic literature, and was inspired by the intellectual and creative atmosphere of Amherst.
The BSR September 2024 repertory movie roundup
Summer’s over, but the fall repertory cinema season is just beginning. September has a packed lineup at the region’s repertory theaters, including a ‘70s comedy classic, the start of a series of world cinema seminars, and a series of L.A. shaggy dog adventures. The highlights. Sunday, September...
Fall in Love with the Coming Equestrian Season
What’s not to love about autumn in the Brandywine Valley? Fall foliage, cooler temps and, of course, a variety of equestrian events to put on your calendar. For generations, equine enthusiasts and casual fans alike have gathered to watch horses run, jump and strut their stuff — all with the scenic local countryside as a backdrop.
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