Happy St. Patty’s Day! This week West Chester fights to preserve neighborhood charm against the intruding sameness of modern construction. Plus, after two unique performances, Uptown calls it quits on producing its own plays. And discussion topic: is La Scala’s Fire finally going to open at 44 West? Who’s ready? Let’s catch up.
West Chester Film Festival Reveals Festival Poster
This April the West Chester Film Festival is back for its 17th festival. “Community is what makes the West Chester Film Festival so special, and we love showcasing local artists,” said WCFF's Victoria Rose.
130 N. Church St. Celebrates 100 Years of Haircuts
130 N. Church St is celebrating 100 years of barbers and its first woman owner. “3 hours later, I owned a barbershop.”Amy Rose Trout, owner, Charlie and Co. Barbershop This year, actually two weeks from now, will mark the 100-year anniversary of a “Charlie’s” Barber Shop on N. Church Street. “I had no idea,” said … Continue reading 130 N. Church St. Celebrates 100 Years of Haircuts
Everything Everywhere All at Once: Your West Chester Road Work Update
Road work is planned for streets all over West Chester. Is your street next? Check the list.
West Chester Weekly News Roundup: Mar. 10, 2023
Construction galore is happening around the Borough and beyond. What exactly are they doing and where you should avoid. Plus, Price Street neighbors lobby for a stop sign, a Church Street history lesson, a big win for Rustin and new details emerge about the Burger King property, like how many apartments they’re going to try and squeeze on the lot. Who's ready? Let's catch up.
West Chester Food Cupboard Prepares for Increased Demand
Last week a Pandemic-era boost to SNAP ended in Pennslyvania. Under the measure, qualifying households received extra money to spend on food. There is real concern about ending the program while food prices remain high - a look at the situation here.